PostHog tells you what happened. Strawberry helps your team decide what to inspect next.
Pull the question, the relevant product context, and the PostHog evidence into one place before a product decision turns into a dashboard scavenger hunt. Strawberry can list projects, saved insights, people, feature flags, query events, and run HogQL.
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Read the behavior behind the chart.
A trend line is rarely the whole product story.
Use the PostHog data and the surrounding launch material to turn a suspicious movement into a bounded investigation rather than a confident guess.
02
Put flag decisions beside product context.
Feature flags carry decisions that otherwise live in tickets, chats, and somebody’s memory.
Strawberry can assemble that context before a teammate creates or updates a flag.
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Hand off a product question with its evidence intact.
The next owner should inherit the query, the relevant insight, and the caveat, not a screenshot without a trail.
04
Make product review a deliberate rhythm.
Save the investigation pattern as a PostHog-specific skill and schedule a routine that prepares the next evidence pack for the product lead.
Yes. The native PostHog integration can query events and run HogQL, alongside listing saved insights, projects, people, and feature flags.
It can prepare a feature-flag change through the native integration. Review the project, targeting, and intended effect before approving it.
Yes. A PostHog skill and routine can prepare a regular evidence brief while keeping the product decision with the responsible owner.
Ask Strawberry to query the selected PostHog project’s events or run a HogQL query, then turn the result into a reviewable funnel brief alongside saved insights and source data.
Yes. Strawberry can search people and query event activity in the selected PostHog project, then prepare a segment or investigation for the team to review.
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