devtodev vs. PostHog

For small, expanding, and rapidly growing startup teams where it's crucial to understand who your audience is and how they work with your product, PostHog is ideal. You have to have very technical thinkers across the engineering and product teams. It worked well at the company I'm at because our product managers are technical. It may not suit larger organisations or enterprises where you're looking for a nice, clean UI

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It's easy to get started with it. But given how many features it offers, the UI often gets confusing. The UI interface is also quite slow - on both Safari and Chrome on my MacBook Air M2.

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PostHog is better suited for engineering teams

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• not really any ROI just the ability to safely release features. It provides intangible value.

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