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Command Palette

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) anywhere on the dashboard and start typing. One search box reaches everything you would otherwise click through: panels, date ranges, your other sites, saved segments, filters, settings, and the theme. A few letters, Enter, done.

last
Date range
Last 24H
Last 7 Days
Last 28 Days
Last 91 Days
Last 12 Months

What you can reach

  • Go to: every panel view: Sources, Locations, Technologies, Campaigns, Pages, Sessions, Goals, and Journeys, plus Filters and Settings.
  • Date range: every preset from the date picker. Type "91", "month", or "all" instead of scanning a menu. Chart granularity carries over exactly as if you had picked the range by hand.
  • Switch site: type any part of a domain name.
  • Apply segment: your saved segments, by name.
  • Theme: light, dark, or system.
  • Actions: copy a link to the exact view you are looking at, copy the chart as an image ready to paste into a deck or chat, or download the CSV export and the PDF report.

Nothing in the palette deletes or changes data. The action entries copy and export, everything else navigates and selects, so there is no way to break anything while exploring it.

"Copy link to this view" is worth a special mention: the dashboard URL carries the full view state, meaning the site, the date range, every active filter, and which panel tabs are open. Whoever opens the copied link lands on exactly the screen you were reading, drag-zoomed range and all.

Keyboard shortcuts

A handful of single keys covers the surfaces you touch most. D, F, and S are toggles: the key that opened a surface also closes it. All shortcuts pause automatically while you are typing in a field or while a dialog is open, so they never swallow real input.

⌘K / Ctrl+K Open the command palette
D Toggle the date picker
F Toggle the filter editor
S Toggle the site switcher
← → Step the date range back and forward
J / K Move through the sessions list
? Show the shortcut overview
Esc Close whatever is open

On the Sessions tab, J and K walk the list row by row, scrolling as they go. Enter opens the highlighted session's actions (flag as bot, delete) where your account is allowed to, and Esc clears the highlight.

Stepping through time

The arrow keys move the current date range by exactly one period:

  • On Last 7 Days, ← jumps to the seven days before that, and so on, window by window.
  • Today and Yesterday flow into each other. Stepping further back walks through single days, hourly chart included.
  • Full calendar months stay calendar months. From Last Month, ← is the month before, whatever its length. Stepping forward into the current month lands on Month to Date.
  • → never crosses today. Realtime, Last 24H, and All Time ignore the arrows entirely.

Each step commits like a normal range change: granularity carries over, the comparison baseline recomputes, and the URL updates so the view stays shareable.

Good to know

  • The palette and shortcuts work across the dashboard view. In shared links and the demo, account-level actions such as site switching and settings stay hidden.
  • There are deliberately no letter keys for individual date presets. The date picker already uses letters on its granularity pills, and typing "28" into the palette is faster than memorizing a letter per range.
  • Esc closes the palette and any open surface.
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