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The night before a performance review, almost everyone faces the same blank page: what did I actually do this year? The work happened — the proof is gone. Impact Log is the fix: a private, offline ledger where your wins are written down while you still remember them, then turned into the self-review packet and the pay conversation one-pager when the deadline arrives. LOG IT IN TWO MINUTES A WEEK • One entry: what you did, what changed, and the number that proves it • Tag each entry to the rating areas on your company's own review form • Record who saw it and where the evidence lives • A weekly reminder keeps the habit alive SEE THE GAPS BEFORE YOUR REVIEWER DOES • Coverage shows which rating areas have no evidence yet • Months with no entries are flagged — silence reads as absence • Track how many entries carry a number, a witness, and proof TURN THE LOG INTO THE PACKET • Pick the entries for each rating area; the app assembles review-ready bullets • Word budgets that match your company's form • A readiness checklist instead of a blank page • Export as clean text for the review form, or as a PDF MAKE THE ASK ITS OWN DOCUMENT • A separate one-pager for the pay and title conversation: scope then, scope now, market notes, the ask, and your answer when the reply is "no" A PLAYBOOK WRITTEN FOR THE PERSON BEING REVIEWED • 117 built-in pages: writing bullets a reviewer can quote, finding a number when your work has none, the sixteen most common self-review mistakes, staying visible in remote and hybrid work, using your 1:1s, running the raise conversation, and the eight steps after a rating you did not want PRIVATE BY DESIGN • 100% offline — no account, no sync, no analytics, no ads, no subscription • Your entries can mention colleagues and pay, so they never leave this device • Optional Face ID lock and a JSON backup you keep yourself Impact Log is a personal record of your own work. It is not an HR system, and nothing in it is legal or employment advice. Buy it once. Own it. Your case builds from the first entry.
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