# Overview

Study Tracker is a simple research management platform that helps individuals and teams keep track of their work. It was originally built to help biotech startup scientists working in biology wet labs manage their many projects, but it is flexible enough to support all kinds of projects, including dry lab, chemistry, academic research, or personal project management. Study Tracker's ultimate goal is to help keep all research records neatly organized in one place by providing a simple hub the helps streamline the process of starting and tracking research projects. With a single click, Study Tracker can create a workspace for researchers that includes ELN and cloud storage integration, ensuring work will always be backed-up and findable. Developer tools allow the creation of additional integrations and event handlers to allow custom functionality, such as messaging teammates in Slack or generating documents in Microsoft Sharepoint.

<figure><img src="/files/q61LBWyi5v4VTmBCIN3G" alt=""><figcaption><p>Study Tracker home page</p></figcaption></figure>


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