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How do I read study results?

Open Launches and choose a launch. Its page shows response totals and a result card for every step in that frozen study version. Each card sits under a label such as Step 2. Select a step under Respondent flow in the sidenav to jump to its card.

The page does not update automatically. Reload it to fetch responses that arrived after you opened it.

If you add, remove, or reorder blocks after launching, a running or paused launch keeps serving respondents the block order it had at launch time. Its page shows an out-of-sync warning naming this, with a link back to the study.

Launch again from the study to put the new order in front of new respondents. This run keeps its own order and its own responses until you pause, stop, or delete it; see Launch and share a study for what happens to an existing run when you launch again.

A stopped launch never shows this warning, since it is no longer serving anyone.

Each card uses the shape that fits its block:

  1. Multiple choice, preference, copy test, rating scale, matrix, and ranking show counts, shares, or distributions.
  2. Open text and question chains show the answers respondents submitted.
  3. First-click, image click, five-second, and hotspot blocks show results against the tested asset.
  4. Card sort and tree test summarize how respondents grouped or navigated the content.
  5. Live prototype and live website show the captured task results for those methods.
  6. Intake shows the details respondents supplied at the start.

Instruction blocks do not ask for an answer, so their cards have no response payload to summarize.

Fiuto presents results by step. It does not currently provide a session drilldown that follows one respondent through the whole study.

Invite a teammate to the launch and they can read its results in Fiuto. Only the owner can invite people.

  1. Open Launches and choose the launch.
  2. Select the access chip at the top of the page. While you are the only person with access, it reads Invite team.
  3. Enter their email address. If a role menu appears, choose Can view or Can edit.
  4. Select Invite. They get an email and their own access.

To share an analysis instead, see Share the analysis.

Click Analyse results on an eligible launch to get an AI analysis of its responses. Once the launch has one, the button reads Re-analyse. Analysis uses AI credits. Check Plan & usage for your balance and completed charges.

The analysis runs in the AI panel. When it is done, use the reply buttons there, such as View insights, to open the result. If the AI is busy or an earlier analysis timed out, see If an analysis does not start.

The analysis belongs to that launch version. Check its themes and conclusions against the underlying result cards before sharing them.

On Core or Pro, use Export on the launch page to download the results for that launched version. Choose JSON when you need the nested study structure, or CSV when you want to open the data in a spreadsheet.

Each export is scoped to one version. Export another launch separately if you need both sets of responses.

Version API access is available on every plan, including Free. Open the launched version’s API access panel for a version-specific access token and export URL.

Treat the token as a secret. Anyone who has it can read that version’s responses. Rotate it from the same panel if it has been exposed; the old token stops working.