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One filter bar sits above every analysis page. Change anything in it and every card on screen refetches, so the whole page always describes the same slice of data.

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Date range

The date range picker lives in the top navigation bar, to the right. Presets: Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 3 months, Last 6 months, Last 12 months, This week, This month, This year — or pick a custom range on the two-month calendar and click Apply.
The default window is anchored on your project’s last execution, not on today: to is the date of the most recent run and from is three months before it. If a project’s schedule has been paused for a while, it opens on a window that ends when the data ends.

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The filter bar

Left to right, the bar holds four facets, a popover for the rest, and the sharing control.

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Primary filters

The AI Models list only offers models that actually have data in this project, so two projects will show different options.

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The Filters popover

Click Filters for the rest. The button carries a badge counting how many secondary filters are active.
Sources and Shopping narrow the population of responses, which changes the denominator of every rate on the page. Filtering to Sources pins Source rate at 100% by definition.
The Languages facet sits in the main bar but counts toward the Filters badge — the badge can read 1 while the popover looks untouched.

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Group entities

Three levels, not an on/off switch:
  • None — one row per entity.
  • Divisions — one row per division; entities with no division get their own row.
  • Groups — one row per top-level group, with divisions rolled up.
Changing this level clears any active View as pin, because a pinned row is identified by a key minted at one specific level.

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Reset

Reset appears once any filter is off its default. It clears every filter except the date range, which is deliberately left where you put it.

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Sharing a filtered view

Click Share at the right end of the bar. It mints a link to the current page carrying the exact filters and date window, plus the View as pin if one is active:
Anyone with access to this project will land on this page with exactly these filters.
Click Copy and send it. There is no other way to hand someone a filtered view — the URL does not track your filters while you browse.

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Filter persistence

Your selection is saved per project in your browser:
  • Return within 12 hours and it is reapplied automatically, with a “Filters restored” toast.
  • Return later and you’re offered it — a toast with an Apply button, once per project per session.
  • Switching project loads that project’s own saved selection, not the one you were just using.
A link with filter parameters wins over the saved selection. Those parameters are applied on landing and then stripped from the address bar.

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Combining filters

Filters stack across categories. For example:
  1. Set the date range to the last 30 days
  2. Filter by the Pricing tag
  3. Limit to ChatGPT and Claude
  4. Set Sources to Sources
That leaves only cited responses to pricing questions on two platforms.
Stacking filters shrinks the sample fast. A mention rate computed over six responses is not a trend. Start broad and narrow down.