Category: Company

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• Do more weird – "Do more weird" is a stated PostHog company value and a documented marketing practice. It holds that PostHog competes for attention with the whole internet rather than with other software companies, and it has its own handbook page listing rules and failure modes.
• History of PostHog – PostHog was founded on 23 January 2020 by James Hawkins and Tim Glaser, launched on Hacker News four weeks after the first line of code, and has since raised approximately $194m across six rounds.
• Max the hedgehog – Max is PostHog's hedgehog mascot, designed by PostHog graphic designer Lottie Coxon. The brand guide specifies how he may be drawn, including that he must face left, right, or straight on, because he is self-conscious about being drawn from behind.
• PostHog – PostHog is an open-source platform for building software products. It combines product analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments, error tracking, surveys, and a data warehouse in a single tool.
• Remote work at PostHog – PostHog has been fully remote since it was founded in 2020, with a team distributed across more than 20 countries. It relies on written asynchronous communication, a public handbook, and regular in-person offsites.
• The PostHog Handbook – The PostHog Handbook is the company's internal documentation, published publicly on posthog.com. It covers strategy, culture, compensation, hiring, and engineering practice, and anyone can propose an edit to it.