Posthog Session Replay Portable Link

Since the data is just JSON + DOM snapshots, you can:

: Because PostHog is open-source, the entire session replay infrastructure can be self-hosted (e.g., via Docker). This makes the tool "portable" across different cloud providers or private data centers, ensuring full data residency and security. Core Replay Features posthog session replay portable

If "portable" means having a private, mobile instance of the entire platform, you can self-host PostHog on your own infrastructure. Docker Compose : Use the free, open-source Docker Compose deployment Since the data is just JSON + DOM

"PostHog Session Replay Portable" means the ability to take the raw event stream of a user session, move it outside of PostHog’s UI, and process it using your own tools (SQL, Python, Spark) without performance penalties or legal friction. Docker Compose : Use the free, open-source Docker

Unlike most session replay tools that lock recordings inside their UI, PostHog allows you to export raw event data and replay files via API. You can pipe them to your data lake (S3, BigQuery) for long-term analysis or ML training.

To make specific user replays "portable" (i.e., saving them as files to share with developers or archive locally), use PostHog's native export features.