tozti
Are you part of a student association? You may have noticed there is a lack of efficient tools for internal organisation. If you are tired of your structure's redundancy, then Tozti is the tool for you! Tozti allows you to classify your resources easily by creating branches, teams, or disjoint activities within your organisation.
Tozti is open source and well documented. It is easy for you to modify it in order to best suit your needs, due to its modular nature. Its core handles permissions, confidentiality, and information hierarchy, while the modules are the functionalities. Need a tool? Write your own module!
We know that communication is the key to good organisation. That's why Tozti integrates - and unifies - external communication tools. But that's not all it does! Linking various resources is intuitive: organising your discussions around a topic will be easier than ever.
Tozti respects the users' privacy: guaranteeing confidentiality is central to our project. By default, Tozti has encryption algorithms to protect your data. Correctly handling permissions is also an important part of our platform, and only authorised individuals may access your data.
Léonard Assouline
Peio Borthelle
Guillaume Cluzel
Guillaume Duboc
Julien Ducrest
Lucas Escot
Joël Felderhoff
Félix Klingelhoffer
Romain Liautaud
Pierre Meyer
Alex Noiret
Pierre Oechsel
Lucas Perotin
Vincent Rebiscoul
Emmanuel Rodriguez
Daniel Szilagyi
Lucas Venturini
Finishing the first version of Tozti's core. The core is the central element, responsable for loading modules, enabling communication with the database, and handling the whole platform's confidentiality.
Implementing the first modules. Tozti should be functional-ish et useable-ish by associations.
User testing and minor tweaking. Since Tozti is meant to be used by student associations, we want the target audience - you, that is - to use it. This is when we will start to take into account the first user feedback.