Weekly product growth digest in Slack
Every Monday, post last week's PostHog visitors, top channels and signup funnel to Slack, with what changed since the week before.
Letaido's PostHog integrations give an AI agent your events, funnels and surveys, and let it act on them in 64 other apps.
Growth, sales and feedback jobs, checked step by step. Open one to watch it run.
Every Monday, post last week's PostHog visitors, top channels and signup funnel to Slack, with what changed since the week before.
Ask where people drop off.
Every morning, find PostHog users above your usage bar over the last 7 days and mark them as product-qualified leads in HubSpot.
When someone hits their plan's usage limit in PostHog, the agent posts who it is, their plan and company to your sales channel.
Every Monday, add last week's PostHog visitors and signups for each UTM source to a running tab in your KPI sheet.
Every Friday, read the week's PostHog NPS answers of 6 or lower and save a personal Gmail draft to each person for you to review.
Five ways to use PostHog data in your other apps.
| Option | Set up by asking | Reads funnels and trends | Runs on its own | No code | Connects thousands of apps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | |
| PostHog data pipelines | No | No | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Zapier, Make and similar | Partly | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| PostHog API | No | Yes | Partly | No | Partly |
| PostHog MCP server | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Option | How it works | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Letaido AI agent | You describe the job. The agent queries PostHog, decides what matters and writes to 64 other apps, on a schedule or a PostHog event. | Digests, lead flags and follow-ups that need a judgement call. | 65 apps, not thousands. One event subscription per PostHog key. |
| PostHog data pipelines | Sources, transformations and destinations inside PostHog that send events to tools like Slack, HubSpot, Intercom, webhooks and warehouses. | Forwarding events as they arrive, or syncing a warehouse. | They send events onward. Summaries and decisions are up to you. |
| Zapier, Make and similar | Workflows built from PostHog steps, such as a trigger on a performed action or a capture event action. | Fixed handoffs, like a help desk ticket for a new action. | You build and fix one workflow per job. |
| PostHog API | Developers call the API with a personal API key, scoped per object, from their own code. | In-house tools with exact needs. | Needs developers and care with rate limits. |
| PostHog MCP server | PostHog's hosted server lets AI clients such as Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code query and change your project. | Questions, flags and error triage while you work in an editor or chat. | Runs when you chat. Other apps need their own connectors. |
Connect PostHog once. After that, you describe each job in plain English.
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
Save it to run on a schedule or a PostHog event.
A PostHog event, a schedule, or you asking.
In PostHog, open Settings, then Personal API keys. Pick the project and the read or write scopes your jobs need. PostHog shows the key once.
Paste the key into Letaido with us or eu, whichever is in your PostHog address, or your own host. A key only works in the region it was made in.
For jobs that start on a PostHog event, name the events in the job. Letaido creates the webhook destination and keeps its signing secret.
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once. Then save it to repeat.
139 actions in 14 groups, from funnels and HogQL to flags, surveys and cohorts.
Create a personal API key in PostHog under Settings, then Personal API keys, with the scopes your jobs need. Paste it into Letaido with your region, us or eu, or your own host.
Yes. Name the events in the job, like hit_usage_limit, and Letaido creates a webhook destination in PostHog for you. Each PostHog key holds one event subscription.
Yes. PostHog hosts one for AI clients such as Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code. Letaido is not an MCP server. It has its own PostHog connector, mixes PostHog with your other apps and runs jobs on a schedule or a PostHog event.
Yes. When you connect, pick us or eu, or enter your own host. A key only works in the region it was made in.
The connector can create and change flags, experiments, surveys and cohorts if your key has those scopes. None of the jobs above changes them. Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
Data pipelines send events onward as they arrive. Letaido reads funnels, trends and survey answers, decides what matters, and writes a summary, a lead flag or a draft where your team works.
Connect PostHog, then ask for a job like "Post a weekly PostHog growth digest in Slack". Leta gets it done on your schedule, or the moment you ask.
Get LetaidoSend individual or batch events, identify persons with properties, and associate events with groups.
Run trends, funnels, retention, paths, HogQL, web analytics, and raw event queries, and check or cancel async query jobs.
Create, edit, view, and delete saved insights and dashboards, including adding, moving, and removing tiles and text blocks.
Create, update, enable, disable, and delete feature flags and A/B experiments, evaluate flags for users, and snapshot flag audiences into cohorts.
Create, update, and delete cohorts, add or remove persons from static cohorts, and read, edit, or delete person records and their properties.
Create groups, read group details and types, set or remove group properties, and look up related persons and groups.
Create, launch, stop, update, and delete surveys, and read survey responses, stats, and response counts.
Browse, read, and delete session recordings, and create, update, and delete playlists with pinned or filtered recordings.
Create, configure, pause, resume, and delete event destinations, and review their logs and performance metrics.
Create, update, and delete saved actions and chart annotations.
Create, update, and delete insight alerts, and view their firing history.
List, read, assign, update, and merge error-tracking issues.
Read, describe, verify, and delete event and property definitions in data management.
Access account, project, and organization details, view the audit trail, and call any PostHog API endpoint directly.