For student software teams and their mentors
Stories, tasks, commits and decisions, tied to the people who did the work. Your team can always answer who built this, why it was done that way, and what's left.
Traceability
From requirement to commit, in one line.
LF-4
Report a lost item
As a student who lost something, I want to report it with a photo, so that a finder can recognise it.
Tasks
Commits
Decision
People
Today
Close the rings.
Stories traced
3 of 10
Tasks done
3 of 17
Commits linked
8 of 28
Receipts
Receipts, not opinions.
- Commits
- 7
- Lines
- 772
- Tasks
- 5
- Decisions
- 4
- Commits
- 9
- Lines
- 640
- Tasks
- 6
- Decisions
- 2
- Commits
- 8
- Lines
- 515
- Tasks
- 4
- Decisions
- 1
TRACE · CONTRIBUTION RECEIPT
Rewind
Scrub through the whole project.
As it stood on
Tue, 4 Aug
8%
1 of 10 stories traced
Viva
Practise the parts you didn't build.
Codesrc/claims
Meera changed the claim dialog in “LF-17: secret question”. What does it do for LF-16?
Say it out loud, then flip the card.
From the record
- Commit 3c1e7a0 stores the answer hashed, never in plain text.
- It serves LF-16: an owner proves an item is theirs before it is handed back.
?Why did we email match alerts instead of push?
Push needed a service worker and Firebase setup the team didn't have time for 1, so v1 emails a match and push moved to v2 2.
Mentors
Every team, at a glance.
A mentor sees every team they guide on one page: how much is traced, who is carrying the work, who went quiet, and which decisions disagree.
Campus Lost & Found
40% traced
Kabir has 10% of the work
Hostel Mess Feedback
71% traced
Looks healthy
Lab Slot Booking
22% traced
No activity for 6 days
Campus Carpool
55% traced
2 decisions may conflict
Club Events Hub
86% traced
Looks healthy
Your project, traced.
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