CertifyMeUp: PDH & PDU Log

Track PDH hours for PE license renewal and PDU hours for PMP certification renewal—without scattered spreadsheets, course files, or forgotten evidence.

CertifyMeUp brings continuing education, renewal dates, progress, and supporting documents together for Professional Engineers and Project Management Professionals.

PE PDH TRACKER
• Log Professional Development Hours (PDHs) from courses, webinars, training, and other activities you choose to record
• Organize hours by PE license and renewal category
• Track multiple state licenses from one dashboard
• Review current progress and previous renewal ledgers
• Open official renewal links when available

PMP PDU TRACKER
• Log Professional Development Units (PDUs) toward PMP renewal
• Organize Education PDUs by Ways of Working, Power Skills, and Business Acumen
• Track Giving Back activities and renewal progress
• Keep course details, dates, hours, and evidence together

TURN LEARNING INTO ORGANIZED RECORDS
• Search YouTube in the app and record the time you actually watch
• Share course PDFs and completion documents directly into CertifyMeUp
• Attach evidence to the related training log
• Connect one learning activity to every certification it supports

RENEWAL-READY HISTORY
• See upcoming renewal dates and required-hour progress at a glance
• Review active and historical renewal periods
• Export renewal records and supporting evidence when needed
• Keep records available across supported devices

BUILT FOR REAL CONTINUING EDUCATION
Whether you call them PDH hours, PDU hours, continuing professional competency (CPC), or continuing education (CE), CertifyMeUp keeps the recordkeeping clear and the evidence connected.

Eligible new subscribers can try Basic or Pro free for 7 days before the annual subscription begins.

CertifyMeUp is an independent recordkeeping tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PMI, NCEES, or any licensing board. Requirements vary and may change. Verify activity eligibility and current renewal rules with the governing organization before claiming hours.

Recent changes:
Eligible new subscribers can now try Basic or Pro free for 7 days before the annual subscription begins. Also includes the new blue brand, YouTube watched-time logging, direct PDF sharing, and reliability improvements.