Mojo the Portfolio Keeper

holds what you build · A student's team

Arrives when you opt into being discoverable

The challenge

As qualifications get easier to obtain and easier to fake, proof of real work is becoming the thing that actually separates people. Employers already know this — it is why portfolios beat CVs in every field that has one. But nobody teaches a student to keep evidence as they go. So three years of real work — coursework you cared about, a side project, the internship where you actually learned something — ends up scattered across a Drive you lost access to, a repository you abandoned, and a laptop that died. The work happened. The proof did not survive.

What it does about it

Now imagine every good thing you make being kept safely the moment you make it, with the proof still attached. The Keeper collects your work as it happens and turns the pile into something an employer will actually accept — so three years from now the evidence is there, not scattered across a dead laptop.

How it works

It captures each piece of work as you finish it, with a note of where it came from and when, rather than asking you to reconstruct any of it later. What it holds is readable by the rest of your team, which is how a project you built becomes something your story can point at.

What you get

A body of evidence that grows while you study and follows you afterwards, instead of a CV you rewrite from memory every time somebody asks. And what it keeps is exactly what an employer's Talent Scout searches and their Briefer reads, so your proof works for you in rooms you are not in.