Fair group projects start with a simple log.
Agree on tasks, log who did what and when, and build a summary with each member's share of the work. Share the file with your group.
What the rules ask
- Free-riding in group projects is well documented in education research (Journal of Information Systems Education).
- Studies find that early, repeated and specific checks reduce it, more than one rating at the end.
- Most tools are made for teachers; students rarely have their own running record.
What is inside
Team and tasks
Members, tasks with deadlines, and late tasks flagged.
Work log
Date, hours and what was done, per person.
Summary
Hours, share of hours, entries and tasks per member, ready to download.
Share
Export and import a group file to combine everyone's logs.
Who it is for
- University and college students
- Secondary school students
- Study groups and student societies
Get it
$7 one-time
- One file that opens offline in any browser
- No account, no upload, no subscription
You get the file within one working day.
Questions
Does it decide grades?
No. Hours are self-reported. Use the summary to talk fairly with your group or teacher.
Can everyone add their own work?
Yes. Each member exports their file and one person imports them.
Where is it stored?
Only in your browser.