Groupsync is a shared workspace for student group projects: assign tasks, track status, and keep the conversation attached to the work — not buried in a group chat from three weeks ago.
Most groups end up coordinating through scattered chats, shared docs, and verbal agreements that are easy to lose track of. Someone assumes someone else has it. A deadline passes quietly. By the time it's obvious something is behind, there's no record of who agreed to what.
Groupsync gives the group one place instead: a workspace where every task has an owner, a status, and a due date, and where a short comment thread stays attached to the task it's actually about — so nothing depends on scrolling back through a chat log.
Five modules cover the full loop from joining a project to seeing it finished.
Individual accounts with secure sign-in, so only invited members can open a group's workspace.
Start a workspace for a project and bring the group in with a join code or link — no separate onboarding.
Create, assign, and move tasks across To Do, In Progress, and Done, with a due date on each.
A short comment thread on each task, so discussion stays next to the work it concerns.
One page showing overall completion and how work is spread across members — no manual tallying.
Three pages every member uses. Open any of them — the layout, the light/dark toggle, and the accent color you pick all carry across.
No framework between the group and the page — easy for the next student maintainer to open and understand.
Assigned to the project, needs to know what's theirs and when it's due.
Coordinating the group's overall output.