Posthog Proxy

Reverse Proxy for PostHog, installable as a WordPress plugin

Usage

1. Install and enable the plugin

2. Update PostHog initalization

   posthog.init('API_KEY',
       {
           api_host: '/ingest',
           ...
       }
   );

3. Save Permalinks (Settings -> Permalinks)

Why use a reverse proxy for PostHog?

Using a reverse proxy means that events are less likely to be intercepted by tracking blockers. You'll be able to capture more usage data without having to self-host PostHog, ensuring you get a complete view of your users.