Synapse Drive is a git-style knowledge repository I built for Synapse, the biotechnology student association I co-founded at BMSCE. Student collectives lose their operational memory every semester because everything lives in ad-hoc folders with zero conventions.
the fix
I encoded git-style naming conventions, templates, and checklists directly inside Google Drive, so contributors could drop in without touching code. Composite keys keep semesters, subjects, and paper variants discoverable at a glance, organized in a four-layer knowledge architecture.
what it did
Cohorts after mine inherited organized archives, alumni logs, and lab manuals with no onboarding bottleneck. The drive itself holds private academic records, so access is by request only. Shoot me an email if you want a walkthrough.
