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How it works

Everything you need to
own your growth

Your AI assistant
logs your skills as you code

Trekme connects to your AI coding assistant via MCP (Model Context Protocol). Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, and OpenCode can read and update your weekly skill log directly from chat — no tab-switching, no memory tax. Your record stays fresh as you actually ship.

Illustration showing IDE integration with Trekme using MCP, automatically updating your developer profile as you code

See exactly where
you're leveling up — week by week

See which technologies you're actively using, which you're deepening, and which are collecting dust. No more guessing when your next performance review or job search hits.

Weekly skill entry form showing programming languages grouped by category — Python with django, FastAPI, pytest, SQLAlchemy; TypeScript with React, Vite, Tailwind CSS — each with a proficiency level selector

Show interviewers your
actual coding history

Your interview answer goes from "I've worked with FastAPI for a while" to "47 weeks of FastAPI usage, scaling from basics to async patterns." Skip the star ratings and AI-polished CV claims — show your real timeline.

Velocity report showing 12 months of skill growth with line charts for total, new, and dropped technologies, plus a proof at a glance summary with week count, percentile ranking, and language spread charts

Your skills follow you —
not your employer

Your company's tracker is tied to your current job. Trekme is your personal, portable record — capturing everything you've worked with across every role. When you change employers, your full career history comes with you.

Weekly email from Trekme.pro showing a streak milestone, technology count, and a list of new technologies logged that week — your skill record follows you across jobs

Your skills are real. Start proving it.

Every week you code, Trekme builds your verified record automatically. No CV fluff, no guesswork — just evidence.

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Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

I already have a CV and a LinkedIn. Why do I need this?

CVs are self-reported and unverifiable. LinkedIn shows job titles, not actual depth. Trekme gives you a week-by-week record of what you actually built with — evidence that survives the "so how many years of React do you really have?" interview question.

This sounds like extra admin. How long does it actually take?

Under two minutes a week for manual entry. If you use the MCP integration with your AI coding assistant (Cursor, Cline, OpenCode), it's zero — your assistant logs it as you work.

What is MCP and do I need to be technical to set it up?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI coding assistants talk to external tools. If you already use Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, or OpenCode, setup is a one-time config change — no API keys, no code. We walk you through it step by step.

I've been coding for years before Trekme existed. Is my history just lost?

No. You can backfill your history when you sign up — add past projects, roles, and technologies in bulk. Most people fill in their last 2–3 years in about 15 minutes.

What happens to my data if I change jobs or stop using Trekme?

Your record is yours — not your employer's. You can export everything as JSON or PDF at any time. Changing jobs has zero effect on your Trekme profile.

Will AI make developer skills irrelevant anyway?

The opposite. AI raises the floor — everyone can ship faster. What differentiates you now is provable depth: knowing when the AI is wrong, debugging what it can't, architecting what it won't. That's exactly what Trekme tracks.

Is this only useful when job hunting?

No — most users aren't actively looking. They use Trekme to spot gaps in their stack, justify a raise with concrete growth data, or simply stay conscious of what they're actually learning week to week. Job hunting just becomes much easier when the record is already there.