Explore

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Explore lets you answer product questions without writing SQL. You describe what you want in natural language or build a rule in the UI, then run it against your app's events, sessions, and devices.

Where to find it

Open Dashboard → Analytics → Explore. Use the time range picker in the header; it applies to the query you run.

How a query is built

Each query has three layers, similar to a firewall rule:

Measure — What to count or aggregate, and which grain:

Devices (users grain): distinct installs. Use for cohorts and "who did X".
Sessions: session spans, duration, session counts.
Events: raw event rows, event properties, per-event metrics.

Where — Filters combined with AND only (no OR groups yet). Examples: country, platform, event performed, event property, custom device property.

Split & trend — Optional breakdown (platform, country, country + platform, event name) and per day trend when the metric supports it (daily session counts, daily event counts, avg session duration, sessions per device per day).

Click Run query to execute. Results can be a single number, a breakdown chart, a daily timeseries, or a distribution.

Natural language

Type a question in your own language and click Generate rule. The builder fills in from your description and shows a short summary of what the chart represents. That summary stays in the Natural language section until you start a new question.

You can still edit measure, filters, and split manually after generation.

Presets

Save the current rule (including its summary) as a preset for your team. Loading a preset restores the builder and the summary. Saving again overwrites the stored query and summary for that preset name.

Limits

Filters are AND-only; comparing two segments side by side is not supported yet.
Result rows and breakdown buckets are capped server-side.
AI generation is rate-limited per user.

For raw event/session exports and automation, use the Public API.