Meet Homer, your career coach

Your work already made the case. Homer writes it down.

Homer reads every task you’ve finished in Cupkey and turns it into a story you can tell, any time someone asks. Last week’s update, your appraisal, your next interview. Real projects, real numbers, best wins first.

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HomerReading 142 finished tasks
Sample
Your review is on Thursday
Here’s your quarter in three lines.
  1. You shipped the new onboarding flow, three weeks ahead of plan.
  2. You cut the weekly report from 4 hours to 90 minutes.
  3. You ran 14 client calls and sent every follow-up the same day.
Homer’s tipLead with the onboarding. It’s your biggest win and it has a number attached.
Sound familiar?

“What did you work on last week?” And your mind goes blank.

You were flat out all week. Then your manager asks for an update and you go silent, or you mumble something about “lots of meetings”. A timesheet shows hours. It doesn’t tell anyone what you got done. Homer does, whenever you need it: standups, 1:1s, reviews, interviews.

HomerYour career coach
Sample
Monday 1:1, asked at 10:02
Here’s your last week in three lines.
  1. Shipped the pricing page fix, two days early.
  2. Closed 9 of 11 customer follow-ups the same day.
  3. Unblocked the launch email by rewriting the plan with design.
Homer’s tipOpen with the pricing fix. It’s done, and people noticed.
How Homer works

You work in Cupkey

Every task you finish, with how long it took, gets saved to your history. You don’t do anything extra.

You ask Homer

Last week, last quarter, or your whole time in a role. Ask for a quick update, an appraisal summary or an interview pitch.

Homer coaches you

You get your story with the best wins first, plus tips on what to lead with and what to leave out.

Big moments too
Appraisal prep

Walk into your review with the receipts.

Homer goes through your quarter or your year and pulls out the work that matters. You get three or four clear wins, with numbers, ready to say out loud. Do that every review and it adds up: stronger cases, bigger raises, faster promotions.

Career over five reviews
With Homer vs without
+48%salary with Homer
+14%salary without
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Interview pitch

Answer the hard questions with your own work.

“Tell me about a project you’re proud of.” “Tell me about a time things went wrong.” Homer drafts your answers from what you actually did, so you’re not making it up on the spot.

HomerInterview prep
Sample
“Tell me about a project you’re proud of”
Last quarter I rebuilt our onboarding. People were dropping off at step two, so I cut the flow from six screens to three. I planned it for six weeks and shipped it in three, while still running my weekly client calls.
Homer’s tipKeep it under a minute. Say the number, then stop talking.
Questions
Where does Homer get my work from?
From the tasks you finish in Cupkey. The more you use the planner, the better Homer’s story gets.
Does Homer make things up?
Homer works from your real tasks and times. Read every line before you use it, and change anything that doesn’t sound like you.
Can I use it for a whole job, not just a quarter?
Yes. Pick the period you want, from a single week to your whole time in a role.
How do I get a better story from Homer?
Give your tasks clear names. “Shipped onboarding v2” tells a much better story than “work stuff”. Homer can only be as specific as your task list.

Your next review is coming. Be ready this time.

Start planning in Cupkey today, and Homer will have your story when you need it.