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Overview

Filters let you narrow down data to specific segments. Cryptique provides a visual query builder with AND/OR logic and type-specific operators for precise filtering.

Filter Types

You can filter by five categories:

Query Builder

Cryptique uses a visual query builder with AND/OR logic:
Combine conditions with:
  • AND: All conditions must be true
  • OR: At least one condition must be true
  • Grouping: Nest conditions for complex logic

String Operators

For text properties like country, browser_name, event_name:

String Examples

Number Operators

For numeric properties like amount_usd, transaction_count, session_duration:

Number Examples

Boolean Operators

For true/false properties like is_web3_user, has_completed_onboarding:

Boolean Examples

Datetime Operators

For date/time properties like timestamp, created_at, last_seen:

Datetime Examples

List Operators

For array properties like chains_used, tokens_held, tags: List operators can be combined with nested operators based on item type:

List with String Items

List with Number Items

Filter Combinations

AND Logic

All conditions must be true:

OR Logic

At least one condition must be true:

Nested Groups

Combine AND/OR with grouping:

Event Filters

Filter events by name and properties:

Common Event Filters

User Profile Filters

Filter by user attributes:

Common User Filters

Transaction Filters

Filter on-chain transactions:

Common Transaction Filters

Cohort Filters

Filter by cohort membership:
Cohort filters are particularly useful for:
  • Comparing behavior across segments
  • Excluding specific user groups
  • Analyzing high-value users

Time Filters

Every report supports time range selection:
See Time Controls for detailed time range options.

Saved Filters

Save frequently used filters for reuse:
  1. Build your filter combination
  2. Click Save Filter
  3. Name it descriptively: “US Pro Web3 Users”
  4. Apply to any report with one click

Best Practices

Be Specific

Use Appropriate Operators

Test Filter Results

Before building complex reports, verify your filters:
  1. Apply filter to simple metric (total events)
  2. Check count makes sense
  3. Spot-check sample records if possible

Document Complex Filters

For complex nested logic, add comments:

Next Steps

Breakdowns

Segment data by properties

Time Controls

Configure time ranges