Journeys
The paths visitors take through your site.
Journeys is a Sankey diagram of the pageview paths visitors take within a session, so you can see the routes people actually follow rather than the ones you designed. On mobile it falls back to a top-paths list.
What you see
Each column is a step in the journey and each node is a page, sized by how many sessions passed through it. The flows between nodes show where visitors went next. Loops stay distinct: a page revisited later in the session appears as a separate node in its own column, so a cycle never collapses into itself.
Controls
- Direction: build paths forward from where sessions start, or backward from where they end.
- Steps: how many columns to show, 2 to 6 (default 4).
- Top N per column: how many nodes to keep in each column, 5, 8, or 12. The rest are grouped away.
Right-click a node to set it as the start or end anchor, filter the whole dashboard to that page, or view the sessions that passed through it.
Collapse rules
To keep noisy URL spaces readable, add wildcard patterns like /blog/* (up to 20). Every path that matches a pattern merges into a single node, so hundreds of article URLs become one "blog" step instead of crowding the diagram.
Sampling and export
Above 200,000 sessions the diagram is computed from a sample and flagged sampled, so read proportions rather than exact counts at that scale. You can export the current diagram as a PNG.