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Format
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Basics
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Legal/ethics
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Design & groups
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Sample criteria
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Pre-screening
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Assignment method
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QC / sampling
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Cost review

Choose the format

Choose whether the experiment runs online or in person.

Mode
Posting category *
Study type
Method
Connect experiment code
Upload an HTML file or connect a builder experiment, and participants run it right on the platform.
Uploads containing external-communication code (fetch, eval, etc.) are blocked from registration.
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Participants move to the external site to participate. An external-site notice is shown automatically before they leave.
Show this code on the final screen of your external experiment. (Case-insensitive)
How applications are processed

Basic info

Fill this in with a live look-and-feel that matches what participants actually see. Please also add the written consent form content and the principal investigator's info.

At least — KRW recommended (minimum wage)
Minimum wage basis (₩10,320/hour) Enter the time required to calculate.
Use this to announce a pre-registration study before full recruitment opens.
Leave blank for unlimited. Non-submission by the deadline is cancelled automatically.
Submissions under this time are flagged.
Shown on the participant detail page. PNG·JPG·GIF·WEBP / max 5MB
Principal investigator
Shown to participants before they consent to apply.

Legal / ethics info

Enter IRB approval and sensitive-data details.

IRB & review info
Conveloq's admin review is solely a publication-approval step. IRB review obligations and the researcher's duty to inform and obtain consent rest with the researcher; Conveloq does not substitute for IRB review or ethical verification.
Enter the applicable identifier — approval, project, receipt, or confirmation number.
Upload the IRB approval letter, exemption confirmation, notice, or equivalent. (PDF, PNG, JPG / max 10MB)
IRB approval scope check
Check whether your IRB approval or exemption covers the items below. If unclear, select "needs confirmation" and get an admin review.
These checkboxes provide information for admin review; they are not a process by which Conveloq legally verifies or approves your IRB scope.
Sensitive / high-risk personal data

Research design & group construction Optional

Decide whether participants should be recruited into and assigned to different experimental groups for the study you have already designed. Setting up your groups first lets you add per-group recruitment criteria in the next steps (sample criteria · pre-screening). If your experiment code already handles all conditions internally, you may not need separate group assignment.

Research design type (for record only — independent of whether group assignment is actually needed)
Help — does this choice affect the group construction below?

A within-subject study may still need to assign presentation order to different participant groups, and a between-subject study's experiment code may already assign conditions on its own. This selection never automatically forces the group construction below.

Do participants need to be recruited into and assigned to different experimental groups?

Example: a study that runs both congruent and incongruent trials within a single HTML file may not need separate group assignment. If different participants must receive different experiments (e.g. Group A 50 / Group B 50), you can construct groups below.

Sample criteria

Set participant eligibility criteria. Blank items mean no restriction.

Basic criteria Free
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Advanced criteria Free online
Prior study participation

Use participation history from a study you previously ran as a sample condition for this study.

Experiment environment Online only
Would you like to receive the participant profile values used in your recruitment criteria as research data?
Profile items included in result data Free
Participants are shown, and you receive, only the items selected here plus the items you set conditions on above (Article 17, Personal Information Protection Act — only disclosed items are provided).
Select items you need for descriptive statistics (e.g. age group, gender) even if you did not set conditions on them. Unselected items are not included in your result data.
Vision, hearing, and color-vision information are sensitive-boundary items and are provided only when you set conditions on them.

Pre-screening Optional

Additional eligibility questions the participant answers immediately when applying. There is no invitation message — anyone can answer them on the application screen, and if the answers don't meet the qualifying condition, the application is blocked.

Pre-screening questions

Applicants answer these immediately when they click the apply button. Add checkbox/radio questions and mark which options qualify. If there are no questions, applicants can apply directly without pre-screening.

Recruitment groups (optional)

Classify participants by the pre-screening answers above so you can track recruitment progress (applied/eligible/confirmed/valid completions) separately per group. This is a different concept from treatment groups (A/B assignment), and group names/membership are never shown to participants. A participant can belong to more than one recruitment group at the same time.

Environment check (optional)

Briefly checks the participant's device, browser and execution environment before each session starts. Recommended for experiments where reaction-time measurement matters; simple survey studies can leave it off. For external-link experiments, device, browser, resolution, keyboard and refresh rate are checked before redirecting to the link (fullscreen and baseline reaction time are not checked for external links).

Participant assignment method Optional

Decide how participants will actually be assigned to the groups you constructed, and which experiment code each group connects to.

QC criteria & sampling

Set participant quality criteria and the recruitment method.

Minimum completion rate (sampling filter)

Participants meeting this threshold are recruited with priority. Not applied to those with fewer than 5 submissions.

Minimum participation experience

Only participants with at least this many completed studies on the platform can apply.

These filters exist to ensure data quality and do not restrict participants' rights.
Responsibility for study design and participation criteria rests with the researcher.
Sampling method

Cost review & registration

Review your entries and complete the registration.

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Test as a participant

Once you complete registration, you can move to a screen where you can walk through application, eligibility checks, group assignment and running the experiment from a participant's point of view. Anything created there never affects real participants, recruitment counts, or payouts.

What you can check — internal HTML experiment
✓ Recruitment page · eligibility check · group assignment decision (simulated)
✓ Experiment code loads · group condition branching (check the screen yourself)
✓ Result saved on completion · number of trial rows
✓ Recording · CSV upload requests fire (nothing is actually stored in a test)
✓ Longitudinal next-session hand-off
What you can check — external link experiment
✓ Recruitment page · eligibility check · group assignment decision
✓ Whether the link opens
✓ Whether the completion code matches
✕ Responses · data · recordings inside the external site can't be checked

Tests are never reflected in participation records · group assignment counts · recruitment counts (current participants) · completion codes · result CSVs · recorded videos · settlement.

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Estimated payment
Total rewards  — × ₩— —
Platform fee  —% (on the combined total) —
VAT (10% of reward + fee total) —
Total —
Payment (from your balance)
The total above is deducted from your balance immediately when you register.
Registration fails if your balance is insufficient, so add funds in advance.
Current balance: —