What does a project page show?

Studies lists every study in the project as one row, sorted by what needs you: a call starting within 12 hours first, then people waiting to be invited, a study paused because funds ran out, a draft we sent back with a note, the draft you worked on last, then the rest. Ended studies sit at the bottom under Ended.

Each row says how far the study has got in words, for example “3 of 8 talked · 2 booked”, with one bar: dark for people who took part, grey for people booked who haven’t yet. A draft shows which of its three setup parts it’s in. The button on the right is the next thing to do: Join, Review people, Add funds (with the amount that reopens it), Continue setup, or See highlights.

Use the All, Live, Drafts and Ended buttons to show one group; the page remembers your choice when you go back to it. Paused studies are under Live.

Beside the list, This project so far counts everyone who took part across the project’s studies, out of all the spots you paid for, with milestones that tick (and show the date) as you reach them. Under it: highlights saved, live studies, and the money still in the project’s live studies to pay participants.

What just happened shows the latest people who applied, booked or took part, and any study that paused because funds ran out.

Study names can be up to 60 characters and project names up to 40, so cards always show them in full.