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Study without chaos - a collaborative university workspace
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Write notes together, share course materials, solve assignments, and study with an AI tutor in one free collaborative workspace.
Write notes together, share course materials, and solve assignments in the same live workspace. Everyone's work stays together, from the first lecture to the final hand-in. Start a shared set of lecture notes, divide up an assignment, or edit the same draft side by side. Everyone sees the latest version without passing files around. Keep lectures, readings, problem sets, and reference PDFs in the course workspace. Add something once and it is ready for the whole group. Work through difficult ideas with an AI tutor that can see the notes and materials you choose. Ask follow-ups, challenge an explanation, and trace answers back to the source. Invite your whole study group, work in the same…from graphite.so
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Life & fun · 10d ago · louisabraham.github.io
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Life & fun · Aug 2026 · toneyalexander.github.io
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