We sat down with the Da Vinci Satellite student team, hailing from the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at Delft University of Technology to learn how Quire has helped them with their cosmic projects.

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Quire’s Community Manager shares how remote teams successfully collaborate and some advice that helps to create a working culture built on trust and flexibility.

Unwilling to settle for all the complexity, Quire was born as an answer to conquering a big project and achieving your dreams. Maybe you’re new to Quire or you’ve been a Quirean for a long time, we would like to share with you the journey of Quire. Today we’re thrilled to bring you an interview with Tom - the creator of Quire. As a serial entrepreneur and a software developer, Tom shares with us his insightful tips to deal with software complexity, how to boost team productivity, and more!

Exploring Mars is no longer just a wild dream to human beings anymore. Team Tumbleweed is a group of currently 16 students that is building a wind-driven Mars rover. The team is located at TU Delft in the Netherlands, TU Wien in Austria, and at Stanford University in the US.

Realizing that the volunteer project’s scale and complexity have outgrown beyond a regular spreadsheet can track, ZGZG signed up for a Quire account with the hope to find a tool that helps them organize their tasks. They share with us how ZGZG uses Quire to track tasks and boost productivity across their community.

Space pollution is indeed a growing problem, but may not be so obvious or visible to people on earth. Alexandre de Villardi de Montlaur and his team are among scientists and engineers trying to solve this problem. Alexandre, coordinator of the most significant project, the ECE3SAT project at ECE Paris, shares with us on how Quire has supported his team in designing a deboriting satellite that seeks to resolve this growing issue.

José Luís Prado and his family see it as their mission to bring their well-established melons Melão REI from their hometown in Ceará, northern Brazil, to countries all over the globe. Founded in 1983 by his father Carlos, José is the 2nd generation of this family-owned business ITAUEIRA. They grow all kinds of melons from yellow honeydew melons to green melons, watermelons as well as grapes, and ship them to countries...

Not long ago, I talked to Michael, a copywriter whose son goes to a primary school in Austria, about how 100 parents, students and teachers built and run their school together. This time, Quire made its way into a university in the United States...

I am a Community Manager. As a Community Manager, I talk to our users a lot. They tell me all sorts of stories, from what they enjoy the most about our product, to how they recently traveled to Greece for a 10-day vacation. But there is one that really caught my eyes. It is a story about a group of people who were passionate...

We all know how hideous it can be for one to take many roles, be responsible for a team, and manage many projects at a time. Take Nisarg Desai for example. He is a software engineer, a team leader and also a project coordinator in a startup company called Troot Technologies LLP in India...

For many of us, the biggest challenge is to stay productive and organized as our team grows bigger and bigger. But it is the opposite for Ray. Ray works as a senior software engineer in Aerovironment, Inc., a technology company located in California, United States. For him, the question is how to get more things done in a team that shrinked from 12 to 4-5 people...

Collaborating with different people from different countries can be tedious - but not for us at Green Shoots Capital. We are a Switzerland-based financial company that sells financial products. Three months ago, we found ourselves spending hours each day to figure out who is doing what and what has been updated. Given that we have about 30 team members (all under 50 by the way) from countries...

I have a bucket list. I’ve always wanted to learn the guitar and Japanese, backpack in Europe, go bungee jumping, and publish a book. However, it seems I can always find excuses to postpone them: I don’t have the time, I don’t have enough money, I don’t know where to begin, etc....