Write it or say it
Type or speak what you did, for a day, a week or any stretch of time. Tag it to yourself, a teammate or a project.
A private journal for your work and studies. Write or say what you did, and when a review, interview or application comes around, ask MyLogMate. You get answers from your own notes, with the entries to back them up.
Type or speak what you did, for a day, a week or any stretch of time. Tag it to yourself, a teammate or a project.
See your work by year and month, filter by teammate, project or tag, and edit anything.
Ask in plain words. Answers come only from your notes, show the entries they used, and tell you when your notes don't cover it.
Tech or not, your work adds up. Keep a simple log and pull out your wins when the self-review form shows up.
“What did I deliver for clients in Q2?”Notes from 1:1s, wins you noticed, things to work on. All private, ready when review time comes.
“What did I note about Priya's growth?”Log your courses, projects and internships. When placements or interviews come, your stories are already written down.
“What did I build in my internship?”Yes. Logging and browsing are unlimited, and you get 20 questions a day. Add your own AI key to ask as many as you like.
Log by typing or speaking, for yourself, a teammate or a project. Browse everything by year and month. Ask questions, get answers that cite your entries, and ask follow-ups in the same chat. Save templates for things you log or ask often, and export your journal any time.
We don't. Your entries are encrypted with your own key and kept out of our logs and admin tools. The app only uses them to show, search and answer for you.
Answers use only your entries and cite them. If your notes don't support an answer, MyLogMate tells you instead of guessing.
Yes. Add your own AI provider key in Settings and your questions have no daily limit. The key is stored encrypted, and only its last four characters are ever shown.
Yes. Connect MyLogMate to tools that support MCP, such as Claude Code, and they can search your journal or ask questions for you. You decide whether a tool may also add entries, and you can revoke its access any time.