Projects with room for independent work
Group milestones and tasks under a project with explicit members. Independent milestones and tasks remain part of your normal workflow.
PhD Progress Tracker connects projects, independent tasks, literature, manuscripts and shared research records for individuals, supervisors and teams.
Principles that guide our engineering.
Import reference metadata, keep reading notes and write or compile Markdown and LaTeX manuscripts with independent exports.
Agree responsibilities, record individual progress and keep revisions and authorized feedback connected to the work.
Centralize notes, files and decisions; reduce loss of tacit context over years of research.
Choose explicit audiences. Workspace membership alone does not expose private reviews or manuscript releases.
Deterministic data flows, versioned assets and transparent policies.
Guidance opens permitted pages and forms. You decide what to save; optional funded AI requests have limits.
Research often spans scattered documents, messages, meeting decisions and changing responsibilities. Individuals and teams need to preserve that context over time.
A checklist is useful, but research also needs sources, evidence, review and a history of decisions. Connect a reading task to a meeting action, an experiment record or a publication version while keeping independent work possible.
We actively partner with early research groups to refine supervision workflows, data integrity, and progress insight. Reach out anytime.
A shared workspace for students, supervisors and research teams. Keep responsibilities clear and preserve the context behind your work.
Group milestones and tasks under a project with explicit members. Independent milestones and tasks remain part of your normal workflow.
Supervisors assign work to eligible students. Each student accepts or declines, records progress and submits work for review, with clear history.
Prepare meetings, record decisions and their rationale, link evidence and turn agreed actions into tasks with a traceable source.
Record questions, protocols, inputs, outputs and limitations. Versioned records keep corrections and review attached to the work they describe.
Review translations against their source, preserve a glossary and citation checks, and export frozen manuscript releases with reviewer responses.
Keep records private, choose reviewers and release specific reviewed versions to verified guests with expiry and revocation. Record official sources for requirements you need to check.