Paramita SUS Evaluation Dataset: Usability Responses for an Offline-First Buddhist Practice Application

Usability questionnaire responses collected during the evaluation of Paramita, an offline-first mobile application supporting daily spiritual practice for Indonesian Buddhist users.Thirty-two respondents completed a ten-item usability questionnaire following the structure of the System Usability Scale after performing five task scenarios on a prepared Android device. Sessions were held in person between 27 August and 8 September 2026 at vihara locations and university meeting rooms in the Jakarta metropolitan area. Participation was voluntary and all respondents gave written informed consent.The file contains one row per respondent: demographic bands, the ten raw item ratings, the computed SUS score, and a flag indicating inclusion in the analysed sample reported in the accompanying paper. Scoring follows the standard procedure: odd-numbered items contribute the rating minus one, even-numbered items five minus the rating, with the sum multiplied by 2.5 to give a score from 0 to 100.Anonymisation: respondent names and submission timestamps were removed, age is reported as a band, and one free-text recruitment field naming a specific institution was generalised. Records of five respondents screened out as under 18, who completed no questionnaire items, are not included. Signed consent forms are held separately by the research team and are not published.Instrument note: the questionnaire follows the ten-item SUS structure (Brooke, 1996) but is not the validated Indonesian adaptation by Sharfina and Santoso (2016). Internal consistency in this sample was Cronbach's alpha = .838. Users comparing against published SUS benchmarks should take this into account.See README.md for full column documentation.