Diagram template
Funnel: two cohorts mirrored
MaxTwo funnels share one exact count scale and the same three to six ordered stages: the first cohort's bands extend left and the second's right from a central spine of stage names, joined by tapered transitions. Each band end carries its exact count and the share kept from the previous stage; the spine carries the gap between the two kept shares in percentage points, and each side's header its overall conversion.
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When to use it
Use to compare two cohorts through the same funnel stages: A/B test variants, this quarter against last, mobile against desktop visitors, two regions' hiring pipelines, two channels' sign-up journeys. Shows where the two funnels diverge. Not for more than two cohorts, stages that differ between cohorts, counts that increase between stages, schematic funnels without counts, or flows that split and rejoin.
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What you fill in
Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Unit
- Text
- Sides
- Exactly 2, each with title
- Stages
- 3 to 6, each with title, left, and right
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