---
title: "MobileHog: PostHog Analytics for iPhone & Android"
description: "Check your PostHog dashboards, funnels, web analytics, events and errors from your phone. Native, read-only and free to download. No subscription."
url: https://mobilehog.app/
---

Independent client for PostHog

# Your PostHog dashboards, on your phone.

A fast, native, read-only client for iPhone and Android. Check signups, funnels, errors and traffic without opening your laptop.

-   For iPhoneComing soon
-   For AndroidComing soon

-   Free to download
-   Read-only
-   No subscription

Sample data. Screens rebuilt from the app’s own design.

// what is mobilehog

## What is MobileHog?

![MobileHog logo: a hedgehog holding a phone with charts](/images/mark-320.webp)

MobileHog is an independent mobile app for iPhone and Android that shows your PostHog dashboards, insights, web analytics, events, errors and more. It connects to PostHog Cloud (US or EU) or a self-hosted instance, reads with read-only permissions, and keeps your credentials on your device.

-   HogQL
-   Trends
-   Funnels
-   Retention
-   Web analytics
-   Events
-   Errors
-   Replays
-   Feature flags

## You shouldn’t need your laptop to check PostHog.

Most of the time you want one number. Opening a laptop, finding the tab and waiting for a dashboard built for a 27-inch screen is a lot of ceremony for it. MobileHog puts that number in your pocket.

-   On the trainAre signups up today?
-   After a releaseIs a new error spreading?
-   Before a standupHow did yesterday convert?
-   On a SundayDid the launch post bring traffic?

// features

## Everything important in PostHog. Nothing in the way.

// dashboards

### Every dashboard. Every tile.

Open any dashboard and read it the way you built it, in the order you set. Tiles load from PostHog’s cache first, so the numbers are there before you’ve finished unlocking your phone.

-   HogQL tables and charts
-   Trends, bar values and stacked bars
-   Funnels, including breakdowns
-   Retention cohorts
-   Markdown text tiles

// web analytics

### Is traffic up today?

Visitors, page views, sessions, bounce rate and session duration, with top pages, referrers, countries and devices ranked underneath. For the last 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days.

// activity

### See what just happened.

The latest events in your project, newest first. Enough to confirm a release is sending what it should, without scrolling through an export.

// error tracking

### Is something on fire?

Your error tracking issues with occurrences and affected users over 24 hours, 7 or 30 days. Enough to decide whether it can wait until you’re back at your desk.

-   ### Conversion and retention, readable on a phone.
    
    Funnel steps with drop-off between them, breakdowns you can compare, and retention grids that stay legible on a phone. Drag across a chart to read exact values.
    
-   ### Find the replay.
    
    Browse recent recordings with duration and time, then open one in the browser with a single tap.
    
-   ### The rest of your project, one tap away.
    
    Feature flags, experiments, surveys, cohorts and annotations, each with a count so you can see where there’s something to look at. Read-only, like everything else.
    
-   ### All your projects and organizations.
    
    Switch between projects and organizations from any screen. MobileHog shows exactly what you granted it access to, nothing more.
    
-   ### US, EU or your own server.
    
    Sign in with your PostHog account and MobileHog finds your region itself. Self-hosted instances connect with a personal API key.
    

// built for the phone

## Not PostHog squeezed onto a smaller screen.

Every chart type was redrawn for a screen you hold in one hand. Where the desktop idiom doesn’t survive the trip, MobileHog picks the one that does.

### Pies become ranked bars.

A pie on a phone is a guessing game. A ranked list gives every label a full line and every value a length you can compare.

### Stacks run sideways.

Vertical stacks leave category labels 40 points wide. Horizontal rows give the label a line and the bar the full width.

```
SELECT toDate(timestamp) AS day,
       count() AS signups
FROM events
WHERE event = 'signed_up'
GROUP BY day
```

### HogQL, drawn as charts.

SQL insights are most of what real dashboards hold. MobileHog renders them as lines, bars and tables, the way you configured them.

// privacy & security

## Your data goes to PostHog. Nowhere else.

-   ### Read-only, by design
    
    MobileHog asks PostHog for read permissions only. It can’t edit a dashboard, flip a flag or delete anything, even by accident.
    
-   ### Credentials stay on your phone
    
    You sign in on PostHog’s own page. The token lives in the iOS Keychain or Android Keystore, and nowhere else.
    
-   ### No MobileHog servers
    
    Your phone talks to PostHog directly. There is no backend in between that could see, store or leak your data.
    
-   ### Easy on your query quota
    
    Dashboards read PostHog’s cache first and only recalculate when you pull to refresh. Nothing polls in the background.
    

```
// Everything MobileHog asks PostHog for
scopes: [
  "user:read",
  "project:read",
  "dashboard:read",
  "insight:read",
  "query:read",
  "error_tracking:read",
  "feature_flag:read",
  "experiment:read",
  "survey:read",
  "session_recording:read",
  "cohort:read",
  "annotation:read"
]

// write scopes requested     0
// MobileHog servers in path  0
// analytics SDKs in the app  0
```

Plus `openid profile email` for signing in. Every scope and what it unlocks: [security overview](https://mobilehog.app/security).

// platforms

## PostHog on iPhone, iPad and Android.

-   ### The PostHog iOS app for iPhone and iPad.
    
    Requires iOS 17 or later. Signs in with your PostHog account, stores the token in the iOS Keychain and follows your system’s light or dark mode.
    
    [MobileHog for iPhone and iPad](https://mobilehog.app/ios)
-   ### The PostHog Android app for Android phones.
    
    Requires Android 7.0 or later. Signs in with your PostHog account, stores the token in the Android Keystore and follows your system’s light or dark mode.
    
    [MobileHog for Android](https://mobilehog.app/android)

// pricing

## Free to download. No subscription. Seriously.

You already pay for your tools. The app you check them with shouldn’t be another monthly bill.

// free

€0to download

-   Connect your PostHog account
-   Dashboards, insights and web analytics
-   Recent events and errors
-   No MobileHog account, no credit card

[Download free](#download)

// pro

One-time unlock

-   Pay once, keep it
-   Everything in Free
-   The features that come next
-   No monthly fee. No yearly fee.

Pro isn’t available yet. When it is, it will be a single in-app purchase, never a subscription.

// who it’s for

## Built for people who check their numbers too often.

-   ### Indie developers
    
    Keep an eye on your product without carrying your laptop everywhere.
    
-   ### SaaS founders
    
    Signups, activation and revenue events while you’re away from your desk.
    
-   ### Product & engineering teams
    
    A quick read on a release, an experiment or an error, before you decide it can wait.
    

// roadmap

## Coming to MobileHog next.

The things a phone can do that a browser tab can’t. None of these exist yet, and none of them are promised by a date.

-   Home Screen widgets
    
    A number from your dashboard, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
    
    soon
-   Alerts
    
    A push notification when a metric crosses a line you set.
    
    soon
-   Daily summary
    
    Yesterday’s numbers, once, in the morning.
    
    soon
-   Face ID lock
    
    Require Face ID or fingerprint before the app opens.
    
    soon

// faq

## PostHog mobile app FAQ

Something missing? [Ask us](https://mobilehog.app/support).

Is there a native PostHog app for iPhone and Android?

MobileHog is one. It’s an independent, native app that shows your PostHog dashboards, insights, web analytics, recent events and errors on your phone. It signs in with your PostHog account and reads your data directly from PostHog.

Is MobileHog made by PostHog?

No. MobileHog is an independent product built for PostHog users. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by PostHog, Inc.

Is it safe to connect my PostHog account?

MobileHog asks only for read permissions and never for write access, so it can’t change anything in your project. You sign in on PostHog’s own page, and the resulting token is stored in the iOS Keychain or Android Keystore on your device. MobileHog has no servers of its own: your data travels between your phone and PostHog, nowhere else.

Does MobileHog work with PostHog Cloud EU and self-hosted PostHog?

Yes. Sign in with your PostHog Cloud account and MobileHog detects whether your project lives in the US or EU region. Self-hosted instances connect with a personal API key and your instance’s address.

Can I edit dashboards or toggle feature flags?

Not today. MobileHog is read-only by design, which is also why it never needs write permissions. Editing stays in PostHog on your computer.

Will MobileHog use up my PostHog query quota?

As little as possible. Dashboards show PostHog’s cached results first and only recalculate when you pull to refresh. Nothing runs in the background: MobileHog only asks PostHog for data while you’re looking at it.

Is MobileHog a subscription?

No, and it won’t be. MobileHog is free to download. When Pro arrives, it will be a single one-time purchase inside the app, with no monthly or yearly fee.

Which platforms are supported?

MobileHog is coming to iPhone and Android. It isn’t in the App Store or Google Play yet.

## Take PostHog with you.

Download MobileHog for free and check your product wherever you are.

-   For iPhoneComing soon
-   For AndroidComing soon

Free to download · Read-only · No subscription
