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Page Types

Categorise your URLs into groups — product pages, blog posts, landing pages — and analyse performance by category instead of one URL at a time.

How to open

Go to the Page Types tab in project navigation.

The type list

Each row shows:

  • Colour dot — visual identifier
  • Name and /slug
  • Priority badge — High / Medium / Low
  • URL count and pattern count
  • Action buttons: Reports · Edit · Delete

Types with assigned URLs appear above a divider. Types with no URLs appear below it at reduced opacity.

URL patterns

Click any type row to expand the URL Patterns section. Patterns tell psiLynx which URLs to auto-assign to this type on import.

PatternMatches
/product/*Any URL starting with /product/
/cartExactly /cart
/blog//blog/ and anything deeper

Adding a pattern

  1. Expand the type row.
  2. Type the pattern in the input field (press Enter or click Add).

Removing a pattern

Click the × button next to the pattern.

Patterns apply to URLs imported in the future. Existing URLs need to be re-assigned manually using the bulk Assign type action on the URL table.

Creating a page type

  1. Click Add type.
  2. Fill in the fields:
FieldDescription
NameHuman-readable label, e.g. "Product page"
SlugURL-safe identifier in kebab-case (auto-generated from name)
PriorityHigh / Medium / Low — used for report ordering
ColorPick from 8 colour swatches
  1. Click Create.

Editing a page type

  1. Click in the type row.
  2. Update name, slug, priority, or colour.
  3. Click Save.

Deleting a page type

  1. Click in the type row.
  2. Confirm the deletion.
Deleting a page type removes the category assignment from all URLs that used it. Check history for those URLs is preserved.

Generating reports

For one type

Click in a type row to open its Reports page.

For all types at once

  1. Click Generate reports for all at the top of the page.
  2. A single dialog lets you set the batch, comparison, threshold, and included sections — reports are then created simultaneously for every type that has at least one URL.

Last updated July 20, 2026