Why Oshki
Medical researchers at every level face the same fragmented workflow: moving data by hand between 6–10 disconnected tools, with no structured guidance on the reporting guideline their study demands, and no integrated environment for working with a supervisor or co-authors.
Oshki is built to be the unbroken chain, not any one specialized tool — a single place to carry a project from a rough idea to a submission-ready manuscript.
A note from Rezi, founder
I’m a medical student, and I’m building Oshki because I kept hitting the same wall doing my own research: [PLACEHOLDER — the specific project/moment that made the fragmentation unbearable, e.g. a thesis or case report where data moved between too many tools].
[PLACEHOLDER — a sentence or two on what that project actually involved, and what broke down: the guideline you didn’t know you needed, the supervisor who wasn’t reachable, the license you didn’t have.]
I built Oshki to be the tool I wished I’d had — not a better SPSS or a better Zotero, but the thing that connects them so a project doesn’t fall apart between stages.
— Rezi, [PLACEHOLDER — school / program / year]
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