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Your submissions list

Find, filter, and manage every run you have started.

Last updated June 3, 2026

The Submissions page lists every run you have ever submitted, with status and key parameters at a glance. Open it from the sidebar or directly at /@<your-username>/submissions.

Stats strip

Across the top of the page you see four counters:

  • Total. All-time count of submissions you have created.
  • Success. How many runs finished successfully.
  • Pending. How many runs are currently queued or running. The icon spins while one or more is active.
  • Failed. Runs that ended in failure or were cancelled.

The counters update live; they always reflect the full set, regardless of which filter or search term you have applied.

Below the counters are four pill-shaped tabs that filter the list:

  • All. Every row.
  • Success. Only successful runs.
  • Pending. Only runs that are currently active.
  • Failed. Failed or cancelled runs.

To the right of the tabs is a search box. Type a name, an id, or a submission type and the list filters as you type. Filters and search compose. They apply to whatever the active tab returns.

If you want to search across more than this one page (for example, your problem templates, the docs, or the demos catalog) use the navbar search at the very top of every signed-in page. See Finding things with search for what it covers and the "View all results" page.

What each row shows

Each row in the table covers one submission. The visible columns are:

  • Name. The display name you gave the submission, plus the submission id underneath. Click the name to open the full submission page.
  • Type. Either New (the full form) or the friendly name of the quick template you used (e.g. Binary Subset Sum).
  • Status. A coloured badge. Success / Pending / Failed / Cancelled.
  • GA parameters. A compact chip showing generations, population size, and gene count.
  • Visibility. An icon:
  • 🌐 Public, anyone with the link can see it.
  • 👥 Invite-only. Only invited people can see it.
  • 🔒 Private. Only you. (This is the default.)
  • Date. When you created the submission.

On hover (or focus, on keyboard) the row reveals action buttons:

  • View. Open the submission page. From there you can also attach a markdown Report to the run, a longer write-up of what you tried and what you learned. See Sharing a submission or result publicly for what gets shown when you make the submission public.
  • Delete. Remove the submission. A confirmation dialog appears first; deletion cannot be undone and removes the submission's results.

Two visual markers may appear next to the name when relevant:

  • ⭐ A yellow star. You have marked this submission as a favourite.
  • 🍴 A fork icon. This submission is a fork of someone else's public submission.

Actions at the top of the page

When you have at least one submission, two buttons appear in the top right:

  • Export. Download the list as a CSV file (one row per submission). Use this for analysis in a spreadsheet or for archival.
  • New submission. Jumps to Creating a submission.

Empty state

If you have not created any submissions yet, the page shows a No submissions yet placeholder with a single button to create your first one.

Pagination

The table paginates at 10 rows per page, with previous/next buttons at the bottom. There is also a View all link that expands the entire list onto the page when you want to scroll through everything.

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