Assign tasks, track status, and keep the conversation with the work, not buried in a group chat.
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Someone assumes someone else has it. A deadline gets buried under memes and file links, and nobody can say who was meant to do what.
Every task has a status, a due date, and a person. The leader sees progress at a glance. Members see exactly what is theirs.
The full loop, from joining a team to getting work approved.
Create a team, share its code, and approve who comes in. Nobody lands in your project by accident.
A team can run several projects. Each has its own To do, In progress and Done board with live progress.
Assign work to a member, set a due date, and choose whether a task is public or private to the team.
Members attach their work to a task. Leaders approve it or send it back with a remark, and can poke a member by email.
Leaders create and manage. Members update the tasks assigned to them. The server enforces it, not just the interface.
Upload an avatar, switch between light and dark, and pick an accent color that follows you across devices.
Coordinating the group's overall output.
Assigned to the project and needs to know what is theirs.
It is deployed. Sign-up with email verification, login, teams, projects, and task boards all work right now. The boards on this page are examples, not live data.
No. It is a plain web app. Open it in a browser on desktop or mobile.
Nothing automatically. A team stays as it is until the leader deletes it, so you can still look back at it later.
The board shows who is assigned to what and what has been completed, which says more than a group grade alone. Groupsync does not grade anyone automatically.