Once participants start joining your quest and submitting data, you can monitor and explore everything from the quest detail page. Navigate there by clicking on a quest from the quests list.
Quest Detail Page Overview
The quest detail page shows:
- Quest title, description, and status (Draft, Published, or Unpublished)
- Action buttons for publishing, sharing, downloading, and refreshing data
- Participant responses table listing every data submission across all data types
Data Types
All submissions are displayed in a single Participant Responses table with four columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|
| User | The participant’s unique identifier (user GUID) |
| Type | The kind of data submitted (see below) |
| Timestamp | When the data was submitted, formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss |
| Value | The response content — displayed inline or with a View data button |
| Type | Description |
|---|
prompt_responses | Answers to recurring prompts (surveys). The value contains the participant’s response text or selection. |
onboarding_responses | Answers to onboarding/screening questions submitted when the participant joined the quest. |
experiment_trials | Results from jsPsych experiments. Stored as JSON in blob storage — click View data or Download to access. |
brain_recordings | EEG recordings from Neurosity Crown or Muse devices. Stored in blob storage — click View data or Download to access. |
Health data (steps, sleep, heart rate) is displayed separately in a graph view when available, with a category selector to switch between metrics.
Viewing Individual Responses
Prompt & Onboarding Responses
For prompt_responses and onboarding_responses, click the View data button in the Value column. A viewer panel opens below the action bar showing the response as formatted JSON.
Experiment Trials & Brain Recordings
For experiment_trials and brain_recordings, each row shows:
- Dataset name — the experiment name or recording type (e.g., “Stroop Task” or “EEG Recording”)
- View data — opens the data in an inline viewer panel
- Download — downloads the individual dataset as a JSON or CSV file
- URL Parameters (if present) — expandable section showing any URL parameters captured at submission time (e.g., Prolific IDs)
The downloaded file is named using the pattern:
{type}_{name}_{userGuid}_{timestamp}.{json|csv}
Dataset Viewer
When you click View data on any response, a viewer panel appears showing:
- Header — the data type and a truncated user GUID for context
- Content — the full response data rendered as formatted, syntax-highlighted text
- Close button to dismiss the viewer
The viewer supports both JSON and plain-text content. For experiment trials and brain recordings, the data is fetched from blob storage on demand.
Downloading All Data
Click the Download Dataset button in the action bar to export all quest data as a single CSV file.
The CSV contains the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|
userGuid | Participant identifier |
questGuid | Quest identifier |
timestamp | Unix timestamp of the submission |
type | Data type (e.g., prompt_responses, experiment_trials - Stroop Task) |
value | The full response value (JSON-encoded for complex data) |
For experiment trials and brain recordings, the type column includes the experiment or dataset name — e.g., experiment_trials - Stroop Task — so you can filter by experiment in your analysis tool.
quest_{questId}_data.csv.
Health Data (Graph View)
If your quest collects health metrics (steps, sleep, heart rate), the page includes a graph view showing trends over the past week.
Use the category selector to switch between:
| Category | Metric |
|---|
| Steps | Daily step count |
| Sleep | Sleep duration |
| Heart Rate | Heart rate measurements |
Vital User Mapping
If your quest is integrated with the Vital API for wearable data, a Get Vital to Fusion User Mapping button appears in the action bar. Clicking it downloads a CSV mapping Vital user IDs to NeuroFusion user GUIDs — useful for reconciling wearable data with participant identities.
Refreshing Data
Click the Refresh button to reload all datasets from the server. This fetches the latest submissions without reloading the entire page.
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