For the group project you're already in

Form your team, agree on how you'll work, and split the tasks so everyone carries a fair share, with the load in plain sight every week.

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This week's contribution log

week 6 / 12
SR
Shibli
6 tasks
AH
Abe
5 tasks
KE
Katherine
4 tasks
IH
Iliana
1 tasks

Group projects fail in the same three ways.

Work becomes unequal.

One person ends up doing most of it, without anyone deciding that on purpose.

The split is invisible.

No one can see who's overloaded or who got left out, so the work never gets rebalanced while there's still time.

It surfaces too late.

By the time it's obvious, the deadline is already here and there's no time left to fix it.

Everything a group project needs to stay fair.

the core

A live contribution log

Built automatically from your tasks and check-ins. Nobody types it in. See who's carrying what, every week, while there's still time to rebalance.

A fair share for everyone

Task sizes are weighted, so one big job never counts the same as a five-minute one.

A task board that assigns

To do, in progress, done. Every task owned by a name, not left floating for “someone”.

Thirty-second check-ins

What you got done, what's blocking you, on track or not. Weekly, and painless.

Late joiners slot right in

Someone joins the class after week one? They pick up a fair share from wherever the team is.

Agree on how you'll work

Roles, meeting cadence, and internal deadlines, set once, up front, so most arguments never happen.

Four steps. One semester.

01

Profile

Availability, skills, and work style, in under five minutes.

02

Team agreement

Roles, meeting cadence, and internal deadlines, set once.

03

Task board

The project split into tasks, assigned to a person.

04

Contribution log

A running record of who did what, visible all semester.

Split the work fairly, and keep it that way.