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How to see reporting for your quiz

See how individual players and sessions did with your quiz


Once people have played your game, the Reporting tab tells you how it went — how many played, how they scored, who came out on top, and whether your questions were too easy or too brutal.

Reporting covers every session of that experience, not just the most recent one. If you've run the same quiz with four different teams, you're looking at all four together.


Step 1: Open the Reporting tab
  1. Go to Experiences → All Experiences in the left sidebar.
  2. Find your quiz and click the edit (pencil) icon on its card.
  3. In the top bar, click Reporting.

Step 2: Read the top-line numbers

Five cards across the top give you the summary:

Metric What it tells you
Total Experience Played How many times this quiz has been run as a session.
Total Players How many people have played across all those sessions.
Avg. Time to Complete How long a typical playthrough takes, averaged across all games.
Games Completed The share of sessions that were played all the way through.
Avg. Player Score The average score, with the percentage of the maximum possible score alongside it.

Two of these are worth a closer look:

Games Completed is your drop-off signal. A high percentage means people are staying to the end. If it's sagging, the game may be running long, or something's losing people partway through.

Avg. Player Score is your difficulty read. The percentage next to the number is the useful part — it tells you how close players are getting to a perfect game. Somewhere in the middle is usually the sweet spot. Very high means your questions aren't stretching anyone; very low means people are guessing, and guessing isn't fun for long.

Avg. Time to Complete is your planning number. Use it to figure out how much of a meeting slot to book next time — and add a few minutes for people joining and settling in.


Step 3: Check the player leaderboard

Below the summary cards, the Player Leaderboard ranks top performers across all game sessions.

Column What it shows
Rank Position on the leaderboard.
Player The name the player entered when they joined.
Score Their total points.
Correct Answer How many they got right, out of the total asked.
Time How long they took to finish.
Date When they played.

Because the leaderboard spans every session, the date column matters — a top scorer from three weeks ago is sitting alongside someone who played this morning. If you're picking a winner for a specific event, check the dates.

You'll also notice score and correct answers don't always line up in the same order. Two players can both get 14 out of 15 and finish with different scores, because Point Mode rewards answering faster. That's working as intended.


Step 4: Export the data

Click Export Player Data at the top right of the leaderboard to download the full results.

This is the move when you want to:

  • Pick a raffle winner or hand out prizes
  • Pull results for one specific session out of the combined view
  • Keep a record before you edit the quiz and run it again
  • Build your own summary for a client or a team recap

What to do with what you find
  • Scores clustered near the top? Add a few harder questions before the next run.
  • Scores clustered near the bottom? Something's off — often a question that's more ambiguous than it looked, or a text answer that's too easy to spell differently. Loosen it or swap it out.
  • Completion rate dropping? Try trimming the question count or shortening the time limits.
  • Sessions running long? Compare the average completion time against the total of your question time limits. If the gap is big, players are probably answering well before the clock runs out, and you can tighten it up.

Frequently asked questions

Does reporting show one session or all of them? All sessions of that experience, combined. Export the data if you need to separate them out.

Why do two players with the same number of correct answers have different scores? In Point Mode, faster correct answers earn more points. In Correct Answers mode, ranking is based on correct answers alone.

Can I clear the results and start fresh? Duplicate the experience and run the copy — the new one starts with clean reporting.

When do results appear? After a session has been played. A brand-new quiz that hasn't been launched yet will show empty reporting.


Questions about your results? Reach out through the Help Center in the left sidebar.