For students

Group projects, minus the group-project drama.

Free for small groups. See who's doing what and keep every draft in one place.

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The workflow

What Paashi does for students.

A clear shared workspace for research, task ownership, draft history and final hand-in without losing work in a group chat.

Typical roles

  • Project lead
  • Researcher
  • Writer
  • Designer
  • Presenter

Typical deliverables

  • Research map
  • Assigned task plan
  • Drafts and references
  • Final report and presentation

The problems it solves.

Who's doing what?

Every task has a name on it.

Lost drafts

Every draft is saved, forever.

Last-minute rush

A timeline shows what's due when.

A workflow that fits.

  1. 1

    Brainstorm

    Throw ideas on the canvas and vote.

  2. 2

    Split

    Turn ideas into cards and assign them.

  3. 3

    Make

    Upload work as you go.

  4. 4

    Hand in

    Bundle the final files.

Connected system

Every stage keeps its context.

01

Understand

Map the brief, research and open questions together, then vote on a direction.

02

Divide

Create cards for each contribution with an owner and deadline visible to the group.

03

Build

Upload drafts as versions so earlier work is recoverable and the latest file is clear.

04

Present

Arrange the story in whiteboard frames and collect final files into one release.

Templates to start with.

Group project

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Thesis tracker

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Presentation plan

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Questions about Paashi for students.

It brings planning, visual development, versioned files and project conversation into one workspace. Specialist creation tools still make the project; Paashi organises the process around it.

Finally, one place for the project.

Free for up to 3 people. No card needed.