The web version of an analytics dashboard is excellent on a big screen and miserable on a small one. Pinch, scroll, wait, mis-tap. The data is all there; the experience is not built for your hand.
The full chart vocabulary
HogWatch renders the PostHog insights you already use as native views: trends, funnels, retention cohorts, paths, breakdown tables, stickiness, and lifecycle. Tap any tile to expand it, the way a phone app should behave.
Beyond the dashboard
There is an events explorer with live filtering, people lookup by email or distinct ID, feature flags, error-tracking issues, and a HogQL console for custom queries. The depth is there when you want to dig, not just glance.
And it all renders to feel like a phone app, not a website squeezed onto glass.
With your own key, read-only, and nothing stored on a server of mine.
Real places or the roll: two ways to quest
SideQuest gives you two engines: quests built from actual venues near you, or a hand-written library you can roll offline. Here is when each one shines.
Reminders without dopamine engineering
No badges to collect, no leaderboards to climb, no streak guilt engineered to manipulate you. Rizen is a reminder app that respects you.
Even splits, manual splits, and receipts
Real trips are not evenly split. Ledgr handles equal divides, exact per-person amounts, and receipt photos - logged as the trip happens.