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Projects
One label that ties tasks and protocols to the work they belong to.
A project in LabBee is a label with a color: hang it on tasks and protocols and suddenly "everything about the CuO paper" is one click, with live counts that link straight into the board and the protocol library.
Deliberately simple on purpose: projects never gate permissions and never build a hierarchy. They organize; the lab stays one shared space.
Curated colors
Eight readable colors instead of a free hex field, so labels stay tellable apart.
Live counts that link
Each project shows its task and protocol counts and deep links into both.
Archive when done
Finished projects archive reversibly. Deleting detaches the label but never deletes anyone's work.
A label, not a wall
No per project permissions, no nesting. The evidence from bigger tools says that is the right call.
How it works
- Create a project and pick its color.
- Label tasks and protocols with it.
- Filter and jump by project from then on.
Who is this for?
Research groups that want their shared daily life, from stock to instruments to meetings, in one place every member can see.
Frequently asked questions
Does a project restrict who sees what?
No. A project is a label; the lab stays the only boundary. That is deliberate.
What happens when I delete one?
The label detaches from its tasks and protocols. Nobody's work is deleted with it.
Is it free?
Yes. LabBee is in beta and every module is free. If paid plans ever arrive, we will say so clearly ahead of time.
How do we start?
One person creates an account and the lab, then invites everyone else by email. Roles work out of the box.
Who can see our data?
Only your lab's members. Every lab page checks membership on every request.
Try it in LabBee
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