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Does PostHog's session replay work well on native iOS and Android apps, or is it mainly built for web?

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 4 sources cited
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“If you're building a native iOS and Android product, I would absolutely consider PostHog.”
+ native mobile session replay support

“PostHog Session Replay now supports native iOS and Android apps properly.”

+ native mobile replay generally available

“In fact, native mobile replay is generally available, not just experimental or beta.”

+ product analytics fit

“Product analytics: Very good fit.”

+ understanding user journeys

“Understanding user journeys: Good fit.”

+ debugging user interactions

“Debugging user interactions: Good fit, particularly with screenshot mode.”

+ debugging context via network telemetry, logs and touch interactions

“Mobile replay can also include network telemetry, logs and touch interactions, giving useful debugging context.”

− SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose replay reliability

“some UI components may not replay as reliably as conventional UIKit or Android Views.”

− visual fidelity in wireframe mode

“Wireframe mode is useful for understanding user flows, but isn't equivalent to watching an actual screen recording.”

− performance implications of screenshot capture

“Screenshot capture can have performance implications.”

− privacy and masking needs

“Sensitive fields need masking.”

− pixel-perfect visual reproduction

“Pixel-perfect visual reproduction: Test carefully before relying on it.”

− replacing a dedicated mobile screen-recording solution

“Replacing a dedicated mobile screen-recording solution: Validate its coverage against your specific UI.”

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