Experiment session
Run a session with experiments you pick.
You set the protocol: which experiments, in what order, and how they’re played. Participants join with a link, each experiment opens for everyone at once, and the ranking updates after every experiment.
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Who is running the session?
We’ll suggest a protocol and settings based on your choice; you can change everything later.
Which experiments, in what order?
Tap cards to add them. For scored experiments, pick a format: does everyone play together, or in head-to-head pairs?
Mavi or lacivert?
Solo testFeel 10 seconds
Bouba or kiki?
Solo testHow many candies are in the jar?
Name the color, not the word
How fast are you?
Heads or tails: can you be random?
Which line is longer?
The Linda problem
Two frames, one decision
Solo testThe bat and the ball
Three doors
Solo testWould you share?
Solo testMirror or not?
Two-thirds of the average
The trust game
Solo testThe common pot
Solo testThe coin-flip bet
Solo testVisual memory
Digit memory
Spot the change
Find the target
How many dots?
How sure are you?
Four cards
The wheel and the guess
Solo testHow many people are like you?
Now or later?
Solo testThe minority game
GroupMeeting point
GroupVolunteer's dilemma
GroupThe big counter
GroupLive crowd
GroupFind the odd shade
Match the pitch
Remember the color
Hold the time
Rebuild the shape
Remember the spot
Fix the pattern
The color of the crowd
A few settings.
Suggested values are selected; change them if you like.
Participant limitHow many participants can join at most?
Scoring
Ranking between experimentsHow long should the overall ranking stay on screen after each experiment?
Protocol ready.
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Set up and share.
When the session opens you get a code, a link and a QR code. Participants join with a nickname; no sign-up needed.
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Everyone at once.
When you start, each experiment opens on everyone’s device. In experiments played together everyone gets the same targets; scores are calculated on the server.
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Ranking and findings.
The overall ranking updates between experiments. At the end, the room’s results are compared with the crowd.