Keyboard shortcuts
Jump anywhere with two keys, or search every page, site and setting from one box.
Pulse is built to be driven from the keyboard. Nothing here is required — every shortcut has a button somewhere — but the whole dashboard is two keystrokes wide once you know them.
Press ? anywhere to see this list inside the app. It is the same list, generated from the same source, so it cannot drift from what the app actually does.
Going somewhere: press g, then a letter
Navigation is a two-key grammar. Tap g, release, then tap the destination's letter. Most of them are the first letter of the page.
| Keys | Goes to |
|---|---|
| g h | Home — your sites |
| g d | Dashboard |
| g v | Visitors |
| g j | Journeys |
| g f | Funnels |
| g s | Search |
| g u | Uptime |
| g p | Performance |
| g c | CDN |
| g i | Integrations |
| g n | Notifications |
Everything except Home and Notifications lands on the site you are currently looking at, so g f from one site's dashboard opens that site's funnels rather than asking which you meant.
Doing something
| Key | Does |
|---|---|
| ⌘ K or Ctrl K | Open the command palette |
| , | Go to settings |
| ? | Show the shortcuts overlay |
| Esc | Close a modal or dropdown |
The command palette
⌘ K opens one search box over four things at once:
- Pages — every page of the site you are on.
- Sites — every site in the workspace, so it doubles as a site switcher.
- Actions — things to do rather than places to go.
- Settings — jump straight to a settings tab by name.
It is permission-aware: the palette only offers what your role can actually reach, so it will not send you to a tab that answers with a wall.
Note
The palette is the fastest way to change site. Press ⌘ K, type a few letters of the name or domain, and press Enter. It takes you to that site's dashboard rather than to the page you were reading, so if you were comparing funnels, follow it with g f.
When the shortcuts do nothing
Single-key shortcuts are suppressed while you are typing, so g in a
filter box types a g. Click outside the field, or press Esc, and
they come back.
They are also a signed-in feature: the marketing pages, a shared dashboard and the sign-in screens have no shortcuts to offer.