All of the experiences that you've created are displayed under the My Experiences list on app.crowdpurr.com. The list shows you the name of each experience you've created, its date of creation, the type of experience, the "Experience Code" to access the experience from a mobile device, and any experience folders you've created.
A red LIVE badge will appear next to each of your experiences if that experience is currently in the "LIVE" status and open for crowd participation. This is a quick and easy way to see which of your experiences are currently active. If an experience is not "LIVE", then it is not accessible by your crowd. You can adjust the status of an experience by navigating to its Experience Dashboard. To access the Experience Dashboard of an experience, simply click on the experience's name from the My Experiences list.
To return to your list of experiences, click on the My Experiences link in the left navigation column. |
My Experiences page for a free Basic Plan user
Additionally, the My Experiences list offers the ability to either clone or remove an experience.
Creating a New Experience
To create a new experience from scratch, check out the article - Creating New Experiences.
Cloning an Existing Experience
Cloning an Experience lets you create a new Experience using the same settings as an existing Experience. To learn more, check out the article - Cloning an Experience.
Removing an Experience
To remove an Experience, check out the article - Removing an Experience.
Renaming an Experience
To rename an experience, hover your mouse near the experience and click on the Edit button with a pencil icon. Next, rename the experience as desired, then click the green Save button to finalize this change. Please note that any updates to the title occur in real-time so updating these settings will also update across all connected players' Participant Views. Some users also use this as a way to update players in real time!
Renaming an experience via the My Experiences page
Moving an Experience
You can easily reorder your experiences on the My Experiences page. Simply drag and drop the handle on the left side of any experience to move it to a different number. This is great for moving your most important experiences to the top of your list and moving lower-priority experiences out of the way without having to delete them.
Reordering Experiences via the My Experiences page
Organizing Experiences with Experience Folders
You can now organize your experiences into folders on the experience list. For even more organization, you can even nest folders as deep as you need to keep clients, events, or seasons organized.
Creating a New Folder
To create a new folder, click on the blue + Add Folder button on the upper right-hand side of the My Experiences list.
The + Add Folder button on the experiences page
This will create a new folder, which you can rename by hovering your cursor near the experience title and clicking the Edit button with a pencil icon.
Renaming the newly-created experience folder
Moving Experiences into Folders
There are two ways you can move an experience into a folder. Firstly, you can simply drag an experience into the folder similar to moving an experience on the list.
Dragging an experience into a folder
Alternatively, you can use the Folder icon by hovering your mouse near the desired experience and clicking the folder icon. Upon clicking the folder icon, a list of your existing folders will display. You can then choose which folder you'd like to move the experience into.
Selecting which folder to move the experience into
Viewing an Experience Folder
To view a folder and its contents, click on the folder's title. This will display a list of experiences included within it. From this page, you can return to the main experience list page by clicking the My Experiences header.
Viewing an experience folder and its contents
Can I create a folder within a folder? You can definitely create and nest folders within an existing folder! To do so, simply click the + Add Folder button while in an existing folder's page. You can then rename the new nested folder as desired.





