Unfortunately, the new Glide apps does not push unique page URLs to Google Analytics in the same way the Classic apps did. We learned this as well when moving from Classic to Pages and setting up our Google Analytics.
@Katelyn_Alberts it might be a bit of work depending on how large your app is, but we had to define “Slugs” for each of our top level app sections so that we could better understand and track what Users were looking at in our Google Analytics account.
It works pretty well now but unfortunately as you view data beyond the main levels and begin to dig down into individual data records, the URLs get longer and more cryptic so we don’t know what they are looking at unless we follow the full path back in Glide. For us that’s okay because we just wanted top level app section views (not record level clicks).
Anyway once you have “Slugs” defined in your app, you will be able to have a more clarified Page path and screen class view in GA. Page Title & Screen Name will only yield the app’s top level name in GA so you must view by Page path and screen class after slugs are set up.
Refer to this post thread for a little more insight into the new Glide app path name and my post at the end showing the GA view after defining slugs.