Sharing & Collaboration

Share your Query Cards with collaborators, include them in grant applications, and build a research portfolio.

Permalinks

Every Query Card has a unique, permanent URL that you can share.

Creating a Permalink

Click the Share button on your Query Card
Click Copy Link
Share the URL with anyone

Permalink Format


https://bioquery.io/card/abc123xyz

What Viewers See

Anyone with the link can:

View the complete Query Card
See the interactive figure
Read the statistical results
Copy the methods text

Permalinks are permanent. Once created, they won’t expire or change.

With Collaborators

Share Query Card links directly:

Email the permalink
Post in Slack/Teams
Add to shared documents

Collaborators can view without signing in.

In Grant Applications

Include BioQuery figures and methods:

Export figure as PNG or SVG
Copy the Methods text
Include the permalink for reviewers to explore interactively

Example grant text:

Preliminary data shows DDR1 is significantly upregulated in papillary RCC (Figure 1, p < 0.001). Interactive visualization available at: bioquery.io/card/abc123

In Publications

For peer-reviewed papers:

Use SVG export for publication-quality figures
Include the full Methods text
Reference the permalink in supplementary materials

In Presentations

For talks and posters:

Embed PNG in your slides
Include QR code linking to the Query Card
Audience can explore the data interactively

Building a Research Portfolio

Query History

Access your past queries from your profile:

Click your profile icon
Select Query History
Browse, search, and filter past queries

Organizing Queries

Tips for managing multiple queries:

Use consistent naming in your questions
Export JSON for local backup
Keep permalinks in a research log

Privacy & Visibility

Who Can View?

Viewer Type	Can View Shared Cards	Can View Your History
Anyone with link	✅	❌
You (logged in)	✅	✅
Other users	✅ (with link)	❌

Anyone with a permalink can view that specific Query Card. Don’t share links to unpublished research publicly.

Data Privacy

Query Cards contain only aggregated results, not patient-level data
TCGA data is de-identified and publicly available
Your queries are private until you share the permalink

Embedding (Coming Soon)

Future feature: Embed interactive Query Cards directly in websites and notebooks.


<!-- Coming soon -->
<iframe src="https://bioquery.io/embed/abc123" />

Stay tuned for updates on embedding capabilities.