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The Sessions report lists individual visits to your site, most recent first. Each row is one session — where the visitor came from, their location and device, the pages they entered and left on, and how long they stayed. Open a session to see its full timeline of pageviews and events.

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What does each session row show?

Each row summarizes one visit: A session groups one visitor’s activity within a 30-minute sliding window of inactivity. See how TinyAnalytics works.

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How do I see sessions active right now?

Click the online badge on your site’s Overview to open Live sessions. The drawer lists up to 100 sessions with activity in the last five minutes and refreshes every 10 seconds while open. Click a session to inspect its timeline. Live sessions always uses the current five-minute window, regardless of the dashboard’s selected date range or filters. The badge and list can differ briefly as activity arrives or ages out; the list also stops at 100 sessions. Verify: With recent activity on your site, open the badge and check that session rows appear. Keep the drawer open to see it refresh.

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How do I open a session’s timeline?

Click a session to see its full timeline — every pageview and event in order, with timing. This is the most detailed view of a single visit: what someone looked at, in what sequence, and where they dropped off.

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Why does filtering return whole sessions?

When you filter the Sessions list — for example, to visits that saw /pricing — TinyAnalytics returns the whole matching sessions, not just the matching pages. A session qualifies if any of its activity matches, and its totals still reflect the entire visit. This is what makes “show me the sessions that reached this page” answer correctly. See filter your data.

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Common workflows

  • Investigate a conversion. Find a session that reached a goal and read its full path to that point.
  • Understand a source. Filter to a referrer or campaign and see what those visitors actually did.
  • Spot friction. Look at sessions that exit on a particular page.

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Frequently asked questions

A session groups one visitor’s activity within a 30-minute sliding window of inactivity. Its duration in the Sessions report is the time between the session’s first and last activity. See how TinyAnalytics works.
No. In TinyAnalytics the entry and exit page are the first and last page the visitor viewed, so a trailing event such as a button click never becomes the exit page. Events still appear on the session’s timeline and in its event count.
No — you get the whole matching sessions. Filtering the TinyAnalytics Sessions list to visits that saw /pricing, for example, returns each qualifying session in full, with totals that still reflect the entire visit. A session qualifies if any of its activity matches. See filter your data.
Click the session in the Sessions list to open its timeline. The timeline shows every pageview and event in order, with timing, so you can read what someone looked at, in what sequence, and where they dropped off.

Users

Group sessions by the person behind them.

Journeys

See the most common paths across all sessions.

Funnels

Measure conversion through a sequence of steps.

Filter your data

Narrow the list to the sessions you care about.