Overview
Cohorts are dynamic user segments based on behaviors or attributes. Use cohorts to compare user groups, filter reports, and understand how different segments perform.What Are Cohorts?
A cohort is a saved definition of “users who match these criteria”:Creating Cohorts
Visual Query Builder
Build cohorts with the intuitive AND/OR interface:1
Start New Cohort
Navigate to Cohorts → New Cohort
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Add Criteria
Click Add Criteria and choose:
- Event: Users who did (or didn’t do) an event
- User Property: Users with specific attributes
- Cohort: Users in another cohort
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Combine with AND/OR
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Preview & Save
Preview matching users count, then save with a name
Criteria Types
Event-Based Criteria
Property-Based Criteria
Cohort-Based Criteria
Nest cohorts for complex segments:AND/OR Logic
Combine criteria with logical operators: AND (all must be true):Dynamic Cohorts
Cohorts are dynamic—they auto-update as users match or unmatch criteria.Using Cohorts
In Reports
Filter any report by cohort:In Funnels
Compare conversion across cohorts:In Retention
Analyze retention by cohort:In Breakdowns
Break down metrics by cohort:Example Cohorts
By Activity Level
By Transaction Behavior
By Lifecycle
By Source
Web3-Specific
Managing Cohorts
Viewing Membership
See current cohort members:Editing Cohorts
- Open cohort
- Modify criteria
- Preview new membership count
- Save changes
Editing a cohort affects all reports using it. Changes apply immediately.
Deleting Cohorts
- Open cohort
- Click Delete
- Confirm (cannot be undone)
Best Practices
Name Descriptively
Keep Criteria Focused
Document Logic
Add descriptions to cohorts:Review Periodically
Cohort definitions may need updates:- Feature renames (event names change)
- Business logic changes
- Criteria become too broad/narrow
Next Steps
Filters & Operators
All filter options
Insights
Use cohorts in reports