How it works.
A minute a day.
01Say what you did.One sentence, typed or spoken.
One sentence is an entry.
Typed or spoken. Gus files it under the month and asks one question at most.
Bring your old notes.
Paste months of notes. Gus splits them into dated entries you check first.
Reminders when you ask for them.
A notification or an email at the time and days you pick. Or a calendar event.
02Gus files it.By month and year, matched to the competencies it shows.
Filed against the 34.
Each entry lights up the competencies it shows, with why. Remove any.
This month unless you say otherwise.
A filed entry is dated to the month and year, with one tap to change it.
Your words, kept.
Gus files your own sentences with light cleanup. Nothing is added.
03Write and check.Situation, Action, Outcome, in your words. Gus asks; you answer.
Gus asks, you answer.
One question at a time. Your answers fill the three boxes, word for word.
Gus checks it.
Against your entries and the indicators: what's covered, what's missing. Gus never rewrites it.
Your validator comments.
Gusset emails them a link. Comments sit on the words they're about. Reply, resolve, reopen.
Stamp it when it's in.
Done with it in your regulator's portal? Stamp it here. Unstamp takes it back.
Export, always free.
Your log as CSV or Excel, your examples as Word or PDF.
Gus never
- Writes or rewrites your examples.
- Guesses your dates.
- Submits anything, or says whether you qualify.
- Trains AI on your entries, shows ads, or sells your record.
Gus runs on Anthropic's Claude. Your entries are never used to train it. Where your words go: Privacy.