From the first step to the last proof, in a few moves.
One place to run a project from afar: steps, proofs, validations, messages. Everyone sees the same thing, no fog.
See the product in action.
A few steps to understand how Oyeba turns a remote project into something clear and shared. Tap Play demo, or move at your own pace.
Pick a template
Start in 30 seconds. Pick a template that fits your project, home, wedding, business, school, or start from scratch. The template pre-fills typical steps so you don't have to invent everything.
- Six templates cover the most common diaspora projects
- Every template is editable, add or remove steps
- Blank template if your project doesn't fit any box
Four roles, clear permissions.
Everyone sees and does what matches their place in the project. Nobody steps on anyone's toes.
Owner
Creates the project, validates steps, manages invites. The only one who can delete the project.
Editor
The owner's right hand. Can do everything except delete the project or change the owner.
Contributor
Person on the ground: site coordinator, vendor, relative. Posts proofs, comments.
Observer
Family member or investor who wants to follow without joining in. Read-only.
The Oyeba vocabulary in eight words.
Project
The main container: a home, a wedding, a school year. Everything (checkpoints, proofs, members, messages) lives inside a project.
Checkpoint
Units of progress. A checkpoint has a title, a status (upcoming / in progress / validated), attached proofs, an owner and an estimated date.
Members
The people invited into a project. Each with a role: Owner, Editor, Contributor or Observer, defining what they can see and do.
Proofs
Anything that shows a checkpoint is moving: photos, videos, audio, PDF, receipts. Dated, geo-tagged if allowed, kept forever in the project.
Timeline
The project's automatic log. Every action, creation, proof posted, validation, comment, leaves a timestamped, named trace.
Messages
Discussions tied to checkpoints rather than to an endless thread. Find what was said about foundations by clicking the “foundations” checkpoint.
Notifications
You're notified only when something concerns you. No noise. Email, mobile push, or both, your call.
Validations
A checkpoint turns green when the owner (or an editor) validates it. Everyone instantly sees it's official.
What actually changes?
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