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Monitor product performance, manage feature flags, and triage errors on the go with this native mobile application. It connects securely to your PostHog instance, offering detailed analytics, dashboard views, and insights directly from your device.
What's New in Snout for PostHog
1.2.0
November 10, 2026
This release brings performance updates, extended support for errors and new Persons view for checking user details.
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What can I do with Snout?
Snout allows you to view analytics like visitors and page views, manage feature flags, triage errors, and monitor logs and experiments directly from your iPhone. You can also access dashboards and saved insights.
How does Snout connect to PostHog?
Snout connects to your PostHog instance using a personal API key. It supports both PostHog Cloud (US and EU) and self-hosted instances. Your data travels directly between your iPhone and your PostHog instance.
Is Snout free to use?
Yes, Snout is completely free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does Snout support?
Snout is built as a native app for iPhone and is also compatible with iPad. It is designed to fit how you work on iOS devices.
How often is Snout updated?
The latest version of Snout is 1.2.0, which was last updated on November 10, 2026. Updates are provided by the developer to improve the app.
Is my PostHog data secure with Snout?
Snout is private by design, with no Snout server. Your PostHog data only travels between your iPhone and your PostHog instance, and your API key is encrypted in the Keychain. Anonymous usage and error reports can be switched off.
Can I contribute to Snout?
Yes, Snout is open source. You can read the code, report issues, or contribute to its development on GitHub at github.com/ikurek/snout.
What are the minimum requirements to use Snout?
To use Snout, you need a PostHog account and a personal API key. A read-only key is sufficient for most features, but a key with broader scopes is needed for toggling flags or resolving errors.






