BragBook

@usebragbook.bsky.social

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Build a timeline of your work accomplishments. Generate career content with AI. Try it for free: https://bragbook.io/

BragBook premium pricing page showing three tiers in card layout. Free Trial (7 days) with full access, Monthly ($4.99) with unlimited entries and AI usage, and Yearly ($47.99, 20% off) with everything in monthly. Below cards shows "Why Upgrade?" section with benefits (unlimited entries, AI usage, priority support, early features) and trust signals (Stripe payments, cancel anytime, email support). Right side shows mobile responsive version of same layout.
Bento card grid layout for BragBook landing page showing five feature cards with screenshots: Turn quick notes into executive ready impact with custom AI, Zero Friction Capture (log wins in under 30 seconds), Private by design (enterprise encryption), Generate Recap (create review summaries), and Share (public link for showcasing accomplishments). Right side shows heading "Bento Cards web design" with usebragbook.io and waitlist CTA.
Three mobile screens showing BragBook's slide-out panel system. Left panel shows navigation menu with Dashboard, Share, Account, Feedback, and Logout options. Center shows main dashboard with entry timeline. Right panel shows actions menu with Search, Time Period filter, Tag filter, Export as CSV, Generate Recap, and statistics (14 Total Entries, 6 This Quarter, 2 Weekly Streak, Nov 19 Last Entry, 4/15 Free Entries Remaining).
Side-by-side comparison of BragBook desktop and mobile interfaces. Desktop shows full sidebar navigation with stats panel on right and all entry actions visible. Mobile shows hamburger menu, collapsed stats, and hidden actions for cleaner content focus. Both display entry timeline with tags and images.
BragBook landing page mockup showing hero section with headline "Build your brag document and advance your career", email signup form, product screenshots in center, and "Why you need a brag document" section with four cards below (Your memory isn't reliable, Vague doesn't get promoted, Negotiations need receipts, Opportunities don't wait). Right side shows text "BragBook marketing website usebragbook.io - Join our waitlist to get early access"
BragBook dashboard with feed-style layout showing Welcome Username header, entries displayed as cards in center column, and right sidebar with statistics (14 total entries, 6 this quarter, 2 weekly streak, Nov 19 last entry) and freemium prompt (4/15 free entries remaining). Right side shows three design rationales: More familiar (users know feed interfaces), Cleaner look and feel (lighter, less clutter), More room for feature growth (flexible layout for expansion).
Side-by-side comparison of two BragBook dashboard layouts. Option 1 shows modular card approach with Welcome Username message and entries as individual cards. Option 2 shows literal timeline approach with Your Personal Brag Book header and entries in chronological flow. Both display sample entries with images, tags, and action buttons.
Three mobile screens of BragBook showing Dashboard, Add Entry form, and Share page, alongside text describing three mobile UX principles: Easily readable entries (keeps mobile experience useful), Keep entry adding lightweight (maintain simple Add Entry experience), and Maintain 1 tap actions (keep critical actions to one quick tap)
Screenshot of BragBook dashboard showing three entries with timeline structure on the left, main content area in center displaying entry cards with titles, dates, descriptions, tags, links and images. Right side shows text describing four UX principles: Timeline structure, Simple technical look and feel, 1-click actions, and Prominent but balanced images.
Side-by-side comparison of two BragBook logo options. Option 1 labeled "Confident, Sharp, Technical" shows the BragBook wordmark and icon. Option 2 labeled "Friendly, Soft, Approachable" shows an alternative version of the same logo. Both include the book icon and full lockup, plus standalone icon versions below.
Side-by-side comparison of BragBook's Add Entry form. Left shows empty form with minimal fields. Right shows template-selected form with pre-filled example text for "Designed Feature" including title, content, tags, and image placeholders. Top section lists three UX principles: Add entries in 30 seconds, Everything optional, and Templates for quick starting.
Screenshot of BragBook dashboard wireframe with three UX principles listed: Simplicity & Clarity (dashboard easily digestible at a glance), Easy Organization (simple tagging and filters), and Image/Link Forward (surface visuals alongside content).