Connect PostHog to your Goodspeed app

Product analytics, session recording, and feature flags, all GDPR-compliant and consent-gated from day one. Goodspeed wires PostHog into every app that needs it at generation time, so you start with a working integration, not a blank config and a documentation tab.

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WHAT GETS WIRED IN

Built into every PostHog build

Every app Goodspeed generates with PostHog includes these wired integrations from the first build. No manual setup required.

Item	Description	Strength
No client until consent	The analytics client is created on first use and only once consent is granted, which is what makes an opt-out posture real rather than declared.	Analytics
Identified on login and signup	identifyPostHogUser() attaches optional traits, including subscription tier.	Analytics
Identity cleared on logout	resetPostHogUser() runs on sign-out, so the next person on that device is not counted as the last one.	Analytics
One event helper everywhere	captureEvent() is wired through the auth, purchase, navigation and error paths rather than re-implemented per screen.	Analytics
Session recording	Switched on through the $session_recording_enabled property when it is enabled in gas.config.ts.	Analytics
Feature flags and A/B tests	The useFeatureFlag hook reads flags, so a screen variant can be split-tested without shipping a new release.	Analytics

Source: the Goodspeed app foundation · analytics/feature-flags

REAL GENERATED CODE

A snippet from a PostHog integration the pipeline ships

This pattern is lifted from the engineered plumbing that ships inside every Goodspeed app. The studio generates PostHog integration code like this for every app that includes it, not a placeholder you have to fill in yourself.

Consent-aware init

// lib/posthog.ts
let _posthog: PostHog | null = null;

export async function getPostHog(): Promise<PostHog | null> {
  if (_posthog) return _posthog;
  const granted = await checkAnalyticsConsent();
  if (!granted) return null;
  if (!apiKey) return null;
  _posthog = new PostHog(apiKey, {
    host,
    persistence: 'memory',
    bootstrap: { distinctId: await getAnonymousId() },
  });
  return _posthog;
}

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These app types include PostHog as part of the generated stack. Each link goes to a full spec page with capabilities, scored ideas, and a pipeline walkthrough.

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