Cohort Introduction
What is a Cohort?

How can you use Cohorts?




How do you use Cohorts?

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A Cohort is a group of users who share common characteristics or experiences during a specific period.
Examples include a group of users who share a common characteristic such as using an iPhone or the latest version of a mobile app, or a group of users who have visited the app and completed a purchase within the last 30 days.
Hackle supports both Dynamic Cohorts, where the list is automatically updated using event/property conditions, and Static Cohorts, which are fixed user lists.

You can create a Cohort by entering conditions directly.
You can view (export) the list of users included in a Cohort.
You can perform data analysis at the Cohort level.


You can save users meeting specific conditions from a data analytics chart as a Cohort.

You can run A/B Tests, Feature Flags, Remote Config, In-App Messages, and Push Messages targeting a specific Cohort.

Select the 'Cohort' menu in the left navigation of the Dashboard to create a new Cohort, view and edit the conditions of an existing Cohort, and export the user list. You can find instructions for creating Cohorts from data analytics charts in the Create Cohort documentation.

Learn more about Cohort analysis on the Hackle blog!
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