Cloning a Quest

Duplicate an existing quest as a starting point for a new study.

Quest cloning lets you create a copy of an existing quest, including all its configuration — experiments, prompts, onboarding questions, and media files. This is useful when you want to run a variation of a previous study or use a published quest as a template.

How to Clone a Quest

1. Navigate to the quest you want to clone
2. Click the ⋯ (more) menu on the quest card or detail page
3. Select Clone Quest
4. The cloned quest opens in the editor with all configuration pre-filled

What Gets Copied

Component	Copied?	Notes
Title	✅	Appended with “(Copy)” suffix
Description	✅	Exact copy
Prompts	✅	All prompts with their response types and scheduling
Experiments	✅	Full experiment code and configuration
Onboarding questions	✅	Questions, guards, and overview text
Media files	✅	Duplicated in cloud storage with new URLs
Health data config	✅	All selected health data types
Extra config	✅	Gift cards, Vital API keys, etc.
Collaborators	❌	Must be re-added on the new quest
Participant data	❌	Clone starts fresh with no responses
Join code	❌	A new unique join code is generated

Media File Handling

When a quest contains uploaded media (images, audio, video used in experiments), NeuroFusion duplicates the actual files in cloud storage rather than sharing references. This means:

• Editing or deleting media on the cloned quest does not affect the original
• Each quest has fully independent media storage
• URLs in the experiment code are automatically rewritten to point to the new copies

Permissions

• You need quest.create permission in the target organization to clone a quest
• You can clone your own quests or any public quest
• The cloned quest is created within your currently selected organization

If cloning fails partway through (e.g., media copy error), the operation is rolled back — the partially created quest and any copied media are cleaned up automatically.