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The document describes a project management tool called Monitor that was developed by Binary Studio Academy in 2016. It was inspired by tools like Basecamp and Trello. The tool includes features like check-ins, tasks, events, a message board, and reports to help with process control and make project management easy to use and effective. It was developed using technologies on the frontend and backend and was thoroughly tested throughout development.
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