SpeakFolio
Capture your work wins before you forget them
What it does
71% of professionals admit to lying in self-reviews, not because they are dishonest, but because they cannot remember what they did six months ago. Annual reviews ask for 12 months of recall; 70% of information is forgotten within 24 hours. SpeakFolio fixes this. Speak for 30 seconds about what you worked on today. AI transcribes it and structures it into STAR-format performance review bullets, resume points, and handover docs. Your data stays with you, not your employer.
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