My Tests
How to manage your tests list — search, filter, columns, bulk operations, export, clone, delete, and favorites.
The My Tests tab lists every test your organization has created. From here you can create new tests, find existing ones, and manage them individually or in bulk.
The Tests Table
Each row in the table represents one test. The default columns are:
- Title — the test name. Click it to open the test editor.
- Folder — the organizational folder the test belongs to.
- Test Sessions — how many times this test has been taken across all linked tasks.
- Related Tasks — chips showing which tasks currently reference this test.
- Date — when the test was created.
Use the Columns button in the toolbar to show or hide two optional columns: Labels and Tags. Both are hidden by default.
Searching and Filtering
The search field in the top-right filters the table in real time, matching against the test title, folder, creation date, test ID, tags, and labels.
For structured filtering, use the filter buttons on the right side of the toolbar. You can filter by:
- Folders — scope the list to one or more folders
- Labels — filter by one or more labels
- Tags — filter by tag key-value conditions
- Favorites — show only starred tests
Per-Test Actions
Each row has a three-dot action menu with the following options:
- Edit — open the test in the full editor
- Clone — create a copy of the test with a new title. The clone contains all the same questions, pages, sections, and settings.
- Delete — permanently remove the test (requires confirmation)
- Add to / Remove from Favorites — mark the test with a star for quick access
Click the info icon in the row to copy the test's unique ID to the clipboard.
Bulk Operations
Select one or more tests using the checkboxes to activate the bulk action toolbar. You can:
- Delete selected tests in one action
- Batch update metadata — change the folder, labels, tags, or favorite status across all selected tests at once using the organize menu
- Export selected tests (feature-gated) — available formats: JSON, tab-delimited CSV, comma-delimited CSV, semicolon-delimited CSV, and HTML. Exports include: ID, title, folder, labels, tags, favorite status, and creation date.
Stats Bar
Above the table, the stats bar shows your total test count and the cumulative number of test sessions across all tests. If your plan has a test limit, an indicator shows how close you are to the limit, with a link to upgrade if needed.
Cloning a test does not clone its linked tasks or sessions — only the test structure is copied. You will need to link the clone to a new task separately.