Both remember your wins. Only one proves your case.
BragBook and LogPact start from the same honest premise. You shouldn't have to reconstruct a year of work from memory. Where they diverge is what happens after you've logged something.
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The quick glance
Neither tool is wrong for everyone. Here's the honest version of when each makes sense.
Choose LogPact if
- you need what you generate to be defensible, tailored to an actual rubric or job posting, backed by a gap analysis that tells you what's missing before it's too late to fix, and safe to hand to someone outside your company because confidential details get cleaned up automatically. LogPact is also the only one of the two built for managers, not just individuals.
- You're prepping a promotion case and want to know which competencies you're under-evidenced on
- You want your manager to see a calibrated summary without adopting a full HR platform
- You want control over exactly what gets shared, redacted line by line
Choose BragBook if
- You want a straightforward accomplishment tracker with the widest current integration list (GitHub, Jira, Linear, Asana, and Dovetail) and you don't need your output mapped to a specific rubric or job description.
- You're strictly a solo user with no plans to share summaries with a manager or team
- You're comfortable writing every entry manually, on your own schedule
- You don't need gap analysis or a target-level view of your progress
Feature by feature
A straightforward look at core capabilities, based on each product's published features as of this writing.
| Capability | LogPact | BragBook |
|---|---|---|
| Manual win logging | ||
| AI-generated summaries, self-reviews, résumé bullets | ||
| LinkedIn post generation | ||
| Full formatted résumé (not just bullets) | ||
| Rubric or job-description tailoring | Not available | |
| Auto-capture integrations | GitHub, Linear, Slack, Calendar | GitHub, Jira, Linear, Asana, Dovetail |
| Gap analysis against a target level | Not available | |
| Collections (custom groupings) | ||
| Drafts (save incomplete entries) | ||
| CSV import | ||
| Public shareable profile | redaction-gated | |
| Redaction review when you change jobs | Not available | |
| Career continuity across employers, explicit | Implicit only | |
| Manager rollups | Not available | |
| Calibration board for teams | Not available | |
| Export formats | PDF, DOCX, markdown, CSV | PDF, CSV, rich text |
| Free plan limit | 12-month display window, full history always kept and exportable | 25 entries total, lifetime cap |
| Paid plan | $8/mo ($6.40/mo annual) | $8.99/mo |
Feature comparisons reflect publicly listed capabilities and may change as either product evolves.
Wins get logged whether or not you remember to
Manual logging works until the week gets busy. LogPact quietly pulls merged PRs, shipped tickets, and closed deals into a suggested wins inbox, so your record stays complete even on the weeks you don't have time to write anything down.
“I stopped worrying about forgetting a win. It just shows up, and I approve it in ten seconds.”
— Jordan Rivera
Senior engineer, mid-size startup
Know what you're missing before your manager does
A log tells you what you did. Gap analysis tells you what you haven't demonstrated yet against your target level, so you can go earn the evidence before review season, instead of scrambling to explain a gap after the fact.
“The gap analysis was the first time a tool told me what to do next, not just what I'd already done.”
— Morgan Patel
Product manager, enterprise SaaS
Bring your manager in, without giving up control
Share a calibrated summary with your manager on your own terms, with redaction built in for anything you'd rather keep private. It's a bridge to your existing review process, not a replacement for it, and not another platform your company has to buy.
“My manager finally sees the full picture at review time, and I still control what goes into it.”
— Taylor Anderson
Customer Success Representative, remote team
Switching from BragBook takes about ten minutes
Your wins are yours. Bring them with you, and nothing gets rewritten or lost in the move.
Export from BragBook
Download your existing entries as a CSV from BragBook's export option.
Import into LogPact
Drop the file into LogPact's import tool. Dates, tags, and descriptions carry over as-is.
Turn on auto-capture
Connect GitHub, Jira, or Slack to catch every new win from here on out.
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