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BragBook alternatives for people who don't write code
BragBook is a good fit if your work lives in GitHub and similar tools. If it doesn't, a simpler weekly habit usually works better: a free template, a notes document, or a voice check-in like Look At You Go. The right pick is the one you will still use in month six.
| BragBook | Look At You Go | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Tech workers. Its homepage examples are software and design work linked to GitHub. | Any job. Nurses, retail managers, analysts and engineers use the same check-in. |
| How you add entries | Write entries or pull in work from connected tools. | A 90-second weekly voice or text check-in. Prompts ask what happened, what you did and what changed. |
| Where it runs | Web app. | Web and iPhone. Your record syncs between them. |
| Price | Free to try. Check its site for current paid plans. | 14 days free, no card. Then £5 a month or £49 a year. Basic capture stays free after the trial. |
Where BragBook is the better choice
- Your achievements already live in GitHub or similar tools and you want them pulled in.
- You prefer writing polished impact statements over talking.
Where Look At You Go is stronger
- Your work doesn't leave a trail in software: patient care, customers, rotas, budgets, people.
- You want to talk for 90 seconds rather than write. Many people never open a blank document.
- UK pay rise and promotion guides built in, written in UK English with UK terms.
Where Look At You Go falls short
- No imports from developer tools. Everything comes from what you tell it.
- Analysis features are paid after the 14-day trial. The CV Builder is paid only.
- It is a newer, smaller product.
Which should you pick?
Pick BragBook if you are a developer or designer and want your tools to do the remembering.
Pick Look At You Go if your best work happens in conversations, shifts and decisions rather than in code, and you want it ready when you ask for more money.
Asking for a pay rise soon? Whatever you use, read how to build a pay rise case.
Sources and fairness
We make Look At You Go, so we are not neutral. Details about BragBook come from its own public pages, checked on 14 October 2026. Products change, so check them yourself before deciding.
See also all ways to track work achievements and our editorial policy.
You did the work. Keep the evidence. LAYG turns a 90-second weekly check-in into a dated record you can use for all of this.
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