Overview

The mobile app lets you browse every journey in your project: its status, revenue, open and click rates, delivery health, and funnel performance. You can also rename, duplicate, or delete a journey from the list. This guide walks through opening the Journeys screen, browsing and filtering the list, managing a journey from the list, and reading a single journey's details.

Opening Journeys

From Home, tap ••• in the bottom tab bar, then tap Journeys.

Browsing the list

The Journeys screen groups your journeys by status by default: Live, Stopped, Draft, and Paused, each as its own section with a count, showing only the statuses that have journeys in them. Every journey shows a colored status dot and its title.

Tap the view selector next to the "Journeys" title to switch how the list is organized:

1. By Status. The default grouped view described above.
2. By Type. Groups journeys as one-hop or multi-hop.
3. Live Only. Shows only journeys currently running.
4. All. A single flat list of every journey.

If there are no journeys yet, the screen shows "No journeys found" with a prompt to create one.

Filtering by type

When you switch to the By Type view, a row of filter pills appears above the list: All Types, One-hop, and Multi-hop. Tap a pill to narrow the list to that type.

Searching for a journey

Use the search bar above the list to filter journeys by name as you type.

Checking revenue at a glance

Above the search bar, a summary card shows Total Revenue across all journeys, with Attributed revenue (the portion tied to journeys) and its Per send value below it.

Renaming, duplicating, and deleting a journey

Swipe a journey card left to reveal a rename (pencil) action, or long-press the card to open a menu with Rename, Duplicate, and Delete.

Renaming opens a sheet pre-filled with the current title. Duplicating asks you to confirm first, then creates a copy. Deleting asks "Are you sure you want to delete '[journey name]'? This action cannot be undone." before removing it.

Opening a journey

Tap any journey to open its details. The header shows the journey's title, its current status badge (Live, Draft, Paused, Stopped, or Completed), and either "Since [time]" if it's live or "Edited [time]" otherwise.

Below the header, three stat cards summarize the journey: Open Rate, Click Rate, and Revenue.

Overview and Analytics tabs

Each journey has two tabs:

• Overview. Shows a Delivery Health card. Switch between Email, Push, Slack, and SMS to see that channel's Failed, Opened, Clicked, Converted, Bounced, Unsubscribed, Replied, and Spam counts.
• Analytics. Shows a Funnel Performance section (step-by-step drop-off through the journey) and a Message Performance section (per-message stats).

A/B test journeys

Journeys running an A/B test show a leading-variant banner at the top of the detail screen instead of the standard stat cards. The Overview tab adds an A/B Performance card comparing opens, clicks, and conversions between variants, on top of the same Delivery Health card. The Analytics tab is unchanged.

Where to go next

• Journeys - the full concept and journey types on web.
• Journey analytics - a deeper look at the metrics shown here.
• Managing a journey - starting, pausing, and ending journeys from the web console.