PostHog is a product analytics platform that combines event analytics with feature flags, experiments, session replay, surveys, and error tracking. Product and engineering teams use it to understand how people use their product and to ship changes safely.
Ask a product question and Omnifact runs the matching trend, funnel, or retention query in PostHog. The PostHog integration lets you query product analytics, review saved insights and dashboards, and check feature flag rollouts in the same conversation. Users sign in with their own PostHog account and only see and change the projects they have access to in PostHog.
Run trend, funnel, retention, and web analytics queries, or SQL, without building the query by hand.
Open saved insights and dashboards for a summary of the results, or create and update them.
See how flags are rolled out, create new flags, change rollout conditions, or turn flags on and off.
Create and launch experiments, check their results, and end them once you have an answer.
List the top error groups, read stack traces, and resolve or assign issues.
Look up recordings of user sessions and organize them into playlists.
Create, launch, and stop surveys, and get a summary of the responses.
Find a person and their properties, and create or update cohorts.
Review LLM traces, evaluations, and prompts from PostHog's AI observability.
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Yes. Ask in plain language, for example how signup conversion changed since the last release or which customers come back after the first week. Omnifact runs the matching funnel, retention, or trend analysis in PostHog and explains the result. A product manager prepares a weekly review without building charts by hand or waiting for an analyst.
Ask which flags are live, how far a rollout has gone, or how an experiment is doing, and Omnifact answers from PostHog. A product owner reviews the results before deciding to end an experiment. Changing a flag or experiment waits for your confirmation in the chat by default, and admins decide which actions are allowed.
Yes. Omnifact lists the most frequent errors in PostHog, shows the details behind one, and finds recordings of user sessions. A support lead asks what customers ran into after an update, and an engineer picks the error worth fixing first. Omnifact can also summarize survey responses collected in PostHog.
Exactly what you can already see in PostHog. Everyone signs in with their own PostHog account, so requests run with each person's own permissions, changes appear under their name, and nothing runs through a shared admin account. Anyone can disconnect their account again at any time.
Yes. PostHog routes the connection to the US or EU region automatically, based on the PostHog account you sign in with. Teams that keep their analytics in PostHog EU Cloud simply sign in with that account, and their data stays in the EU region it already lives in.
Your PostHog data stays in PostHog under your agreement with PostHog. Omnifact reads query results live when a request needs them, instead of copying or indexing your events in advance, and what it reads becomes part of that conversation. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is not used to train the connected AI models, and admins can limit Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
An Omnifact admin adds PostHog once for the whole organization, and everyone then signs in with their own PostHog account. There is nothing to prepare in PostHog. PostHog's AI features also need AI data processing turned on in your PostHog organization settings. Anyone can disconnect their account again at any time.
Connect PostHog and the other tools your team already uses, and let Omnifact look up information and take care of everyday tasks.