# DoorDue

> DoorDue keeps tasks, deadlines, milestones, blockers and progress in one place. John Due, DoorDue's assistant, helps your team plan the work, start research, turn meetings into action items and stay on track.

- DoorDue is free for students and teachers. Institutions contact us.
- No scores. No rankings. Just what happened. DoorDue shows the work: tasks, evidence, confirmations and the project history. It never turns a person into a number.
- John drafts. Your team decides. Everything he suggests is reviewed before it becomes part of the project.

DoorDue is available in English and French.

## Product

- [Product](https://doordue.com/product): What DoorDue does for a group project: tasks, owners, milestones, blockers, evidence, health in words, and what John Due, the assistant, drafts.
- [Pricing](https://doordue.com/pricing): DoorDue is free for students and teachers. Institutions contact us.

## Who it is for

- [Students](https://doordue.com/students): One list of what is due across your projects, a team without the chasing, proof of what you did, and an assistant for the busy work.
- [Teams](https://doordue.com/teams): An owner and a date on every task, blockers you can see, and confirmation between teammates.
- [Supervisors](https://doordue.com/supervisors): Follow every team you supervise: health, progress, blockers, evidence and history, never a grade.
- [CS teams](https://doordue.com/cs): GitHub connected, engineering milestones, technical dependencies and pull requests as evidence.

## Company

- [About](https://doordue.com/about): What DoorDue is, who it is for, what it believes and what it is not.
- [Contact](https://doordue.com/contact): Write to DoorDue: a question, a problem, feedback or a request for your institution.
- [Accessibility](https://doordue.com/accessibility): What works for keyboard, screen reader, phone and reduced motion users, the known gaps, and the WCAG 2.2 AA target.

## Optional

- [Privacy](https://doordue.com/privacy): This page says, in plain words, what DoorDue keeps about you, why, and what you can do about it. It is written for the people who use DoorDue, and it covers the DoorDue service at this address.
- [Terms of use](https://doordue.com/terms): These terms say how DoorDue may be used. They are short on purpose, and they apply to everyone with an account.
- [Acceptable use](https://doordue.com/acceptable-use): DoorDue is a place for teams to organize their work. These rules keep it that way. They are part of the Terms of use.