SLIM / Product
Projects
Usually spread across notebooks, folders, chat threads and people’s memories. In SLIM, entries and tasks roll up into the project they belong to, so the whole thread is in one place.
The problem
Each person keeps their own notes, the plan lives in a slide deck, and when a new student joins, nobody can point them at one place that explains where things stand.
The entries for one project sit in five personal notebooks.
“About seventy percent done” is an estimate, not a fact.
Early results are either visible to everyone or hidden in a private folder.
Try it yourself
Progress comes from real tasks. Tick one, post to the team noticeboard, pin what matters, and switch the project to private.
A live demo running in your browser. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.
How SLIM handles it
Solves: scattered notes and guessed progress
Every notebook entry and task can belong to a project, and the project shows them in order. Progress is calculated from real tasks, so the percentage is a fact. When a student joins, the project is where you point them.
Solves: all-or-nothing sharing
Visibility is a setting on the project. A trial you are not ready to discuss stays yours until you decide otherwise, and nothing from it appears in anybody else’s search in the meantime.
What changes for your lab
Keep exploring
Every part of SLIM links to the others. Here is what connects to projects.
Send us a spreadsheet before the call. We build your inventory from it, show you around it live, and you keep it whether you continue or not.