Prompt Categories

Every prompt is tagged with a category — a label that helps you and your participants organize and filter prompts by topic.

Available Categories

Category	Icon	Color	Example Prompt
Mental Health	🧠	Pink (`#FFC0CB`)	“How anxious do you feel right now?”
Productivity	👩‍💻	Gold (`#FFD700`)	“How many focus hours did you have today?”
Relationships	👫	Cyan (`#00FFFF`)	“Did you have a meaningful conversation today?”
Health and Fitness	🏃	Green (`#00FF00`)	“Did you exercise today?”
Spiritual Practice	🧘	Orange (`#FFA500`)	“Did you meditate today?”
Self-Care	🧖	—	“Did you take time for self-care today?”
Finance	💸	Red (`#FF0000`)	“How much did you spend today?”
Personal Interest	🤩	Purple (`#800080`)	“What hobby did you engage in?”
Other	📁	Black (`#000000`)	Catch-all for uncategorized prompts

Categories are set per prompt, not per quest — a single quest can have prompts across multiple categories
Categories appear as colored badges with icons in the prompt list
Participants see the category label when viewing their prompts
Categories help researchers organize data during analysis

Pick the category that best matches the research domain of your prompt. If none of the 8 specific categories fit, use Other.

For multi-domain studies, use different categories for different prompts to make it easy to filter and analyze responses by topic area.