Programs and meetings, methods and interlaboratory data, the people doing the work — and the conversations that today get lost in email — all in a single shared workspace built for how ASTM committees operate.
It's not magic. It's chemistry.
Think of it the way you think of a reference method: one shared standard the whole community measures against — instead of everyone working from scattered copies and lost email threads.
Every method, question, and contribution is rigorously owned by a real person — its technical resource. A question about a method routes straight to that person, not into an inbox. Interlaboratory data is gathered against a common reference the way an ILS converges on a reproducible result.
Built by AI, designed by a human — a working chemist, not a software team. And once it's built, it stands on its own: you don't need AI in the loop to use it, and you don't need AI to author your methods. The expert owns the method; the tool just gets out of the way — built for the individual practitioner as much as the committee.
Each capability is a module you turn on per group — a symposium leans on the program tools, a subcommittee on meetings and balloting, a workgroup on methods and data.
A workspace per committee, subcommittee, symposium, or workgroup — each with its own members, tools, and admins.
Build a running order with computed times, track confirmations and readiness, export the ASTM technical-program form.
Run a meeting end to end — check-in, quorum and interest-balance, motions, straw polls, floor, and auto-minutes.
Upload a deck, present or practice on your computer, drive slides from your phone — pointer, notes, backups included.
A home for methods the committee owns, and a place to gather interlaboratory data against a common reference.
Find members, message them directly, and route a question about a method straight to its technical resource.
Access is scoped per role — everyone sees what they need, nothing they don't.
Use the dashboard bar up top to move between committees, subcommittees, and the symposium.
Each committee has tabs — Program, Meetings, Present, Discussion, Documents. Open one and try it.
Start a meeting, post a discussion, or spin up your own committee with ＋ New. It's a sandbox — experiment.
Use the 🚩 Report button on any screen to flag anything — it comes straight to us, tagged with where you are.