The analytics dashboard

Every project has an Analytics tab with five sub-tabs and a shared date-range picker. Here's what each one shows and how they fit together.

The date range

Across the top of the Analytics tab sits a range picker: Today, 24h, 7d, 30d, All, or Custom. Every sub-tab reads from the same range, so switching from Overview to Behaviour keeps the window you set.

Overview

The default view. Stat tiles cover Visitors, Sessions, Pageviews, Pages / Session, Avg Duration, and Bounce Rate, each with a delta badge comparing against the previous period of the same length. Below that sit Mobile share, In-app-of-mobile share, and Rage clicks.

A sessions-per-day chart overlays a ghost line for the previous period so you can see at a glance whether traffic is trending up or down. A New vs Returning visitors split shows how much of your traffic is coming back rather than arriving fresh.

Acquisition

Traffic classified into channels — Direct, Organic, Social, Paid, Referral, and Email — alongside a referrer-domain table, campaign drill-down, and per-channel goal conversions. Use it to see which channels are actually sending you visitors, and which of those visitors convert.

Behaviour

Entry pages and exit pages tell you where visitors arrive and where they leave. The top page-to-page navigation paths show the routes people actually take through your site, and a goals table tracks conversion stats over the selected range.

Realtime

Who's on the site right now. A per-minute session-starts chart shows traffic building or fading, the view polls every 10 seconds, and you can jump straight into a live replay of any visitor with one click.

Uptime

Site availability lives here as its own sub-tab. It has enough going on to deserve its own guide — see Uptime monitoring.

Drilling into sessions

None of this is meant to be read in isolation. Every chart and table on the Analytics tab is a starting point for finding the sessions behind a number — see Drill from analytics to replays for the specific click-paths.