I work in a medium-big public company, and one common source of frustrations in a lot of such companies is finding evidences twice a year for promo-pack or self-evaluations.

Last couple of months I worked on reflekto.app, that help with capturing work on daily basis.

Current set of features:

manual logging of work; filters, grouping by date, etc.; automatic sync of merged PRs from Github and Gitlab; MCP server, so you can talk through the MCP with your past slef :) or capture the work that you did in the current claude session. Image prompts like "Log the work of this session in reflekto" or "Make a summary of what i did yesterday for standup"; Everything stored locally, nothing leaves your macbook

I am planning to add more integrations, reports, export options, support in other platform (Currently only Mac with M chips). Also some MCP capabilities will become builtin features

I'll highly appreciate if you guys try it out. Currently it's free.

P.S.

I know there are tons of services that track our work day (# of PRs, coding time, jira tickets) that is used to evaluate us, but there is no a good way of self reflection. I've listened to to "pragmatic engineer"'s podcast and learned that experienced engineers have a habit of maintaining a worklog, usually in a simple google docs. I have started the same, and got some ideas about building something more than docs