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Your career record belongs to you. Not your employer.

A work-wins tracker you own. Log your wins, track the metrics that matter for your role, and keep every number, whatever happens on Friday.

Unhumble's Today screen: Calls made 7, Conversations 2, Quotes sent 1, Follow-ups sent 1, then this week's Orders won, $ booked and Quote value.
  • No account
  • Stays on your phone and your iCloud
  • AI only when you say yes

For anyone tracking their wins and work.

  • Inside Sales
  • Software Engineer
  • Project Manager
  • Therapist
  • Nurse
  • Teacher
  • 149 roles

Know what to track on day one.

Pick your role and get 6–10 metrics that matter in your job, each with why it matters.

  1. Calls made Daily

    The first activity number most inside sales managers look at.

  2. Conversations Daily

    Counts calls where you actually talked with a buyer, not voicemails.

  3. Quotes sent Daily

    In distribution and manufacturing, a quote is the clearest sign of real demand.

  4. Orders won Weekly

    The outcome your activity is supposed to produce.

4 of 10 metrics.

  1. Pull requests merged Daily

    Merged code is the most direct measure of work that made it into the product.

  2. Code reviews done Daily

    Reviewing others' code is how teams keep quality up and knowledge shared.

  3. Bugs fixed Weekly

    Bugs closed with a fix merged, from any source.

  4. Features shipped Weekly

    Features released to users, not just merged behind a flag.

4 of 8 metrics.

  1. Sessions held Daily

    Therapy sessions you held.

  2. Notes done within 24 hours Daily

    Session notes you finished within a day.

  3. New clients Weekly

    Clients you started seeing.

  4. Client contact hours Weekly

    Direct hours with clients that count toward your license.

4 of 10 metrics.

One tap from your Home Screen.

+1 a number without opening the app. Tap Add a win to jot one.

Sample data.

Unhumble's small widget: Wins, 1 win today, and a plus button to add one.Unhumble's medium widget: 1 win today with a plus button, then 7 calls and 2 conversations, each with a +1 button.

Receipts stack up.

Record adds up your week, your month, or everything since you started. Your wins stay in the words you wrote them.

Sample data.

October's receipt so far: Calls made 329, Conversations 86, Quotes sent 37, Orders won 8, Follow-ups sent 59, 2,463 calls on the record.Last week's receipt: Calls made 229, Conversations 65, Quotes sent 27, Orders won 5, $9,415 booked, $27,487 in quotes, 38 follow-ups, 2,456 calls on the record since Jul 7.

Your numbers, your words.

Pick the wins you want in the room, and Write bullets turns each one into a line you can paste. It only uses numbers you logged, and each one shows where it came from.

Calls made · 820

Made 820 calls across first 30 days on the job, averaging about 27 calls per day

  • 820 calls made
  • 27

Example. Sample numbers, real rule. Every number here is one you logged.

Unhumble's Brag tab: Inside Sales Representative since Jul 7, a win from Sep 30, “Two callbacks from Friday voicemails”, and Write 11 bullets.

Sample data.

Built for anyone who wants to track their wins and work.

The work you did lives in someone else’s system. When the job ends, so does your access to the proof. Unhumble keeps that record in one place, on your phone, and it stays yours.

It started with my sister Jackie. When she started a new Inside Sales job this September, her first question to me was:

Jax, Unhumble's mascot, in a striped shirt

“What metrics should I track from day one?”

Jackie, her first week in Inside Sales

The same week, my brother Daniel, an Associate Therapist with a brand-new master’s degree, sent me his resume. Zero numbers on it. Not one. Same problem, totally different jobs.

Jackie is testing Unhumble now. She told Daniel about it, and he called me to make sure his role was in there. He needs his client hours and the supervised hours that count toward his license, on his phone, his to keep.

I was laid off from my corporate job. My first layoff, after a whole career. I lost access to the CRM, the project systems and every record of the work I’d done. You don’t own anything on your work laptop.

You don’t need a hundred wins. A few well-earned ones are enough, as long as they’re yours.

JulieFounder, Clicking Nook

Stays on your phone.

No account and no employer name. Nothing goes to the AI until you say yes, and you can turn it off in Settings. It runs through our server, which doesn’t keep what you send.

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What leaves the phone

  • Find my metricsStored by us: no

    Your role title, your field if you pick one, and the job description if you paste one. Or the title alone

  • Write bulletsStored by us: no

    Role title, how long you’ve been in it, the dates you pick, totals and week-by-week numbers, the wins and numbers you pick with anything you add, and up to 10 other notes from those dates. With a pass, Apple’s signed receipt

  • Job summaryStored by us: no

    Role title and field, the job description if you saved one, your metrics with totals, week-by-week numbers and why they matter, and your wins for the range. With a pass, Apple’s signed receipt

  • Tell the storyStored by us: no

    When you write a bullet or story for a win with answers: the answers, your job title, the win’s date and how long you’d been in the job, and the total of the metric it’s linked to. Names you saved go as the role you picked. Your project’s name, who said it about you and your profile name never leave the phone

  • Everything elseStored by us: no

    Nothing. Counters, notes and bullets stay on your phone and in your own iCloud backup

AI requests go to Anthropic through our server.

Logging stays free. A pass opens every total, more bullets and your Review Report.

Bring the receipts.

Unhumble is on the App Store for iPhone. Already a few weeks in? Set your real start date and log from today.

Questions: support@clickingnook.com