Recent changes

The 50 most recent changes to PostHog, newest first, taken from the PostHog changelog. These are changes to the software, not to Hogpedia. For edits to the articles, read the commit log.

• 8 October 2026 . . Trace endpoint dependencies . . Endpoints with a materialized model now include a Lineage tab. See the tables and models an endpoint reads from without leaving its page.
• 8 October 2026 . . Refreshed toolbar launch settings . . The Toolbar launch page has been rebuilt with the newer Quill interface, including responsive layouts and clearer product icons. You'll see Quill rolling out in more pages very soon!
• 8 October 2026 . . 19 new MCP tools . . Nineteen tools landed in PostHog's MCP server this week:
• 5 October 2026 . . Send email broadcasts . . Workflows now has a dedicated Broadcasts experience for sending one-off or scheduled emails to an audience. Build a campaign in a guided flow, preview it with a real recipient's properties, send a test, pace delivery, and track conversion goals.
• 5 October 2026 . . Send email broadcasts . . Workflows now has a dedicated Broadcasts experience for sending one-off or scheduled emails to an audience. Build a campaign in a guided flow, preview it with a real recipient's properties, send a test, pace delivery, and track conversion goals.
• 2 October 2026 . . Prevent Gmail mailbox duplicates . . PostHog treats dotted Gmail addresses and googlemail.com as the same mailbox, closing a way to create duplicate active accounts.
• 2 October 2026 . . Manage access rules through MCP . . MCP agents can set or clear access rules for everyone, individual members, and roles after confirmation. The tools work across projects, resource types, individual objects, and property definitions. Boost plan and up.
• 2 October 2026 . . See member project access . . Organization admins can see which projects each member can access directly in the members table. Open a member’s access details to see their level, the rule behind it, and jump to the relevant setting when there’s one to manage.
• 2 October 2026 . . Archived notifications count as read . . Archiving a notification also marks it as read, so it won’t keep showing as unread.
• 2 October 2026 . . Bring your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint for online evals . . Use API keys from public OpenAI-compatible endpoints–such as a hosted gateway or regional provider–for LLM judges evals, and the playground. Add a base URL per key, and PostHog validates it before sending requests.
• 2 October 2026 . . Recover React Native fatal errors . . Error Tracking in React Native preserves fatal JavaScript exceptions through process crashes, so they can be reported after the app relaunches.
• 2 October 2026 . . Fine-grained Flutter replay masking . . Session Replay for Flutter can mask selected text ranges, such as account numbers or email addresses, while leaving safe labels visible. Built-in policies cover digits and regular-expression matches, and custom policies can choose per text node.
• 2 October 2026 . . Autocapture SwiftUI taps . . The iOS SDK can now autocapture SwiftUI control taps with an opt-in configuration. Add `.postHogLabel` markers to provide useful control labels without duplicate UIKit events.
• 2 October 2026 . . Use OpenFeature from Elixir . . Elixir applications can evaluate Feature Flags through a new optional OpenFeature provider. It maps OpenFeature targeting context to PostHog people and groups, including typed variants and payloads.
• 2 October 2026 . . Analyze Ruby MCP servers . . Experimental MCP analytics is available for Ruby servers built with the Ruby MCP gem. Instrument a server to capture tool calls, prompts, resources, conversations, and failures in PostHog.
• 2 October 2026 . . Share Go flag definitions . . Go applications using Feature Flags local evaluation can provide a shared cache for flag definitions across distributed instances. This avoids each instance fetching and storing its own copy.
• 2 October 2026 . . Track foldable iPhone posture . . Events on foldable iPhones include a `$hinge_status` property, letting you distinguish closed, partially open, and fully open use. The property is omitted on devices without a hinge.
• 1 October 2026 . . Navigate lineage search results . . Lineage search now lists matching models and relationship paths in the graph. Move through results with the keyboard or controls, then center the selected node without losing your search.
• 1 October 2026 . . Longer-lived MCP connections . . MCP clients using non-rotating refresh tokens stay connected as long as they keep refreshing, rather than asking you to authorize again after roughly 67 days.
• 1 October 2026 . . Use date interval placeholders in HogQL batch exports . . HogQL queries powering a batch export can now include `{data_interval_start}` and `{data_interval_end}` placeholders. Use them in your WHERE clauses to select specific time ranges of data:
• 1 October 2026 . . Set HogQL modifiers for batch export queries . . HogQL-model batch exports can now use their own HogQL modifiers when you create or update them, instead of inheriting every setting from the team. Include a `hogql_modifiers` key in your request to keep them fixed without needing to change modifiers for all other queries.
• 1 October 2026 . . Export events with person IDs . . Event batch exports may now include `person_id` for every destination. This value represents the person associated with the event at the time the event is generated.
• 1 October 2026 . . Report iOS out-of-memory terminations . . With Error Tracking autocapture enabled, iOS apps on iOS 27+ report out-of-memory terminations as fatal exceptions on the next launch. Reports retain the terminated session’s context and exception steps.
• 1 October 2026 . . More reliable project detection . . Wizard enforces structured project-detection output, then retries once if a scan is invalid or times out. This makes it more likely to reach the right setup path instead of getting stuck.
• 1 October 2026 . . Find MCP sessions with errors . . MCP Analytics can filter sessions with errors or without them, and shows each session's error count. Start triage with the sessions that need it.
• 28 September 2026 . . BigQuery service account imports . . Data Warehouse imports from BigQuery can use a shared Google Cloud service account instead of an uploaded JSON key. Existing BigQuery sources keep working, and you can switch an existing source to the shared integration.
• 28 September 2026 . . Backfill App Store analytics . . Data Warehouse can backfill App Store Connect analytics from account inception or January 2024 when you first sync, resync, or fully refresh a table. No more connection-date data cliff.
• 28 September 2026 . . Finish large Metronome imports . . Data Warehouse can import large Metronome usage datasets by processing customers in parallel. Choose how much daily or hourly usage history to include during setup.
• 28 September 2026 . . Safer incremental sync setup . . Data Warehouse warns when an incremental table lacks a usable key, takes you to the setting that needs attention, and keeps managed sources from being asked for keys they already define.
• 28 September 2026 . . More warehouse source coverage . . Data Warehouse sources gained a large set of new tables across development, CRM, billing, collaboration, finance, and operations tools.
• 28 September 2026 . . More sources ready for production . . More Data Warehouse sources have graduated from prerelease status.
• 28 September 2026 . . See what blocks view deletion . . When a view cannot be deleted because other views or metrics read from it, the error names the dependencies you can access and takes you to its lineage. No more playing dependency detective.
• 26 September 2026 . . Backfill LLM evaluations . . AI Observability evaluation can now run on data you already collected, instead of only on new data as they arrive. Run against matching generations, traces, or sessions from the last 30 days. Estimate the scope first, adjust conditions and sampling for the backfill, then monitor or cancel it from the new Backfills tab.
• 25 September 2026 . . Tune Flutter replay screenshots . . Session Replay for Flutter Android can use configurable screenshot resolution, JPEG quality, and native-screen pixel formats. Lower the fidelity when bandwidth or memory matters more than tiny pixels.
• 25 September 2026 . . Android interaction signals . . Android apps can opt into semantic interaction autocapture and frustration signals without turning on session replay.
• 25 September 2026 . . MCP analytics by default . . MCP instrumentation now captures model information and keeps related tool calls in the same conversation by default. Both SDKs retain explicit opt-outs.
• 25 September 2026 . . HogQL-model batch exports are now in closed beta . . Batch exports now support a new "hogql" model which is powered by a HogQL query: Users can now export the results of any SELECT HogQL query to any supported batch exports destination. For batch exports that trigger on a schedule, the optional placeholders `{data_interval_start}` and `{data_interval_end}` can be included in the query so the results are narrowed to the scheduled period on every run.
• 25 September 2026 . . Faster mobile survey responses . . Rating and single-choice Surveys can submit immediately after a response is selected.
• 24 September 2026 . . Filter insight chart annotations by scope . . Product Analytics insight options can now show annotations from one selected scope, all scopes, or none. Keep the context you need without crowding the chart.
• 24 September 2026 . . 16 new MCP tools . . Sixteen tools landed in PostHog's MCP server this week:
• 24 September 2026 . . Use standard Parquet file names . . New Parquet batch exports to object storage use `.parquet` rather than including the compression codec in the extension (e.g. `.parquet.zst`), so readers and catalog tools that expect conventional names can recognize them. Existing exports keep their current filenames, although it is possible to migrate to the new naming convention via the UI (note that this is a one-way migration).
• 24 September 2026 . . Smoother OAuth connection flow . . OAuth connections skip the region picker when you're signed in to just one region. The consent screen also shows the account and region that will grant access, so there are fewer surprises at the final click.
• 18 September 2026 . . More sources are generally available . . Twelve Data Warehouse sources moved from prerelease to general availability.
• 18 September 2026 . . Replay touch capture controls . . Mobile [Session Replay] can keep screenshots while omitting touch coordinates, helping protect interactions such as PIN entry.
• 18 September 2026 . . Inspect access with AI . . AI assistants can inspect resolved member, role, and default permissions through read-only access-control tools, including object and property rules. Less tab-hopping while figuring out who can access what.
• 18 September 2026 . . Respect object-level access denials . . Explicit no-access rules on individual objects now override broader resource permissions. Object restrictions stay restricted.
• 18 September 2026 . . More precise Flutter replay masking . . Flutter [Session Replay] gains more targeted controls for masking sensitive UI.
• 18 September 2026 . . More reliable file download exports . . File download exports now split into roughly 1 GB files by default, so large downloads are less likely to expire mid-transfer. Completed exports also report their row count.
• 18 September 2026 . . Metronome usage by period . . Data Warehouse sources for Metronome can now import daily and hourly usage tables alongside lifetime totals. Use them to track each customer's billable usage over time, with incremental updates to the current period.
• 18 September 2026 . . Eight warehouse sources reach GA . . Eight Data Warehouse sources have moved from alpha or beta to general availability after meeting the team's reliability and time-in-production criteria.

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