The left rail is the whole app. Everything Behavly does is behind one of these icons.
- Behavly Agent
- The chat that works in your workspace: ask in your own words and it looks things up, builds campaigns and drafts replies, making each change only after you confirm it. See What Behavly Agent can see and do.
- Insights
- Site activity, Behaviour signals and Campaign performance over a date range you pick.
- Heatmaps
- Everyone on your tracked sites, identified users and anonymous visitors in one table, with their clicks, rage clicks, dead clicks and scroll depth over a date range, and the button that opens the overlay on your own site. Its Setup tab is where you add a site and install the snippet.
- Campaigns
- The campaign list: every campaign, its status and how it is doing.
- Automations
- Where a campaign is started: name it, then pick a Pattern Campaign or a Trigger Campaign.
- Triggers
- The things your product tells Behavly happened, like a failed payment. A Trigger Campaign starts on one.
- Inbox
- Replies to your campaigns, with each sender's site history attached.
- Contacts
- Contacts, Leads, Bounces and Unsubscribes.
- Settings
- Email, Agent guardrails, Usage, Billing, Workspace, API, MCP, and Account.
The Filter Panel
Several screens carry a filter rail in the same slot, toggled by the chevron next to the page title: the campaign list, Inbox and Contacts. Screens with nothing to filter — Setup, the per-source drill-down — stay full width instead of showing an empty panel. Heatmaps keeps its filters in the toolbar above its table instead, one pill per filter, starting with Whose activity and Page.
On A Phone
The whole app works on a phone. The left rail becomes a hamburger sheet, the page's main actions move to a sticky bar at the bottom of the screen, and list/detail screens such as the Inbox swap between the two rather than showing both at once.