AI for group projects, where everyone's work shows
In a group project, one person usually ends up doing the AI part alone, and nobody else knows what it said. In Togedah, the whole group works with the same AI agent in one chat, and every message shows who sent it.
How a project goes
- One of you starts a chat with the assignment brief and adds the group.
- The agent searches for sources and links each one, so you can check them yourselves.
- Each person asks for help on their section; the outline and drafts stay in one place.
- Before the deadline, anyone can read back what was decided and why.
Why it's fairer
| One person's private AI | A shared Togedah chat | |
|---|---|---|
| Who did what | Unclear. | Every message has a name. |
| Sources | Copied without links. | Linked, so you can check them. |
| If someone drops out | Their part is lost in their account. | Their work stays in the chat. |
Use AI the way your course allows: check your college's rules, and use the agent for research and feedback where they ask for your own writing.
Read more about how a shared AI chat works.
Start your group's project chat: Request access. It's free during the beta.