Commit to a behavior for one 12-week cycle — not forever. Say your goal in plain words; Committo shapes three honest targets — floor to stretch — and you pick what fits your life right now. Check in honestly, misses included. The AI coach reads your real check-ins and reaches out when a week wobbles. At the end: an honest verdict. No streak guilt.
Solo founder here - built evenings and weekends, next to the day job.
Three years ago my team shared personal commitments for the year ahead: a colleague picked a marathon, I picked building an app. He ran his. Mine slipped - life happened. Somewhere in that delay I understood the real problem: it wasn't discipline. Nothing held me to it.
Committo is what I finally built. You commit to a behavior for one twelve-week cycle - not forever. You check in honestly, misses included, get an honest verdict at the end, recalibrate, go again. The AI coach reads your real check-ins and reaches out when a week wobbles - a partner, not a cheerleader.
You're not boxed into one goal, either - the Mirror lays your effort across everything you hold, next to what you said matters. The app's quiet stance: hold many, push few.
Just as important is what it refuses to do: no streaks to protect, no confetti for tapping buttons, no guilt mechanics. A missed week is data about the plan, not a verdict on you. And when Committo claims something works, the claim is graded - the evidence register is public at committo.app/evidence, uncomfortable grades included.
Free is real: five commitments, full tracking, honest verdicts. Pro adds the proactive coach, with a 14-day trial.
Launching on September 1st on purpose - the day half of us start something new. Committo is built for what happens in week three.
I'd genuinely love honest feedback, especially the uncomfortable kind.
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Solo founder here - built evenings and weekends, next to the day job.
Three years ago my team shared personal commitments for the year ahead: a colleague picked a marathon, I picked building an app. He ran his. Mine slipped - life happened. Somewhere in that delay I understood the real problem: it wasn't discipline. Nothing held me to it.
Committo is what I finally built. You commit to a behavior for one twelve-week cycle - not forever. You check in honestly, misses included, get an honest verdict at the end, recalibrate, go again. The AI coach reads your real check-ins and reaches out when a week wobbles - a partner, not a cheerleader.
You're not boxed into one goal, either - the Mirror lays your effort across everything you hold, next to what you said matters. The app's quiet stance: hold many, push few.
Just as important is what it refuses to do: no streaks to protect, no confetti for tapping buttons, no guilt mechanics. A missed week is data about the plan, not a verdict on you. And when Committo claims something works, the claim is graded - the evidence register is public at committo.app/evidence, uncomfortable grades included.
Free is real: five commitments, full tracking, honest verdicts. Pro adds the proactive coach, with a 14-day trial.
Launching on September 1st on purpose - the day half of us start something new. Committo is built for what happens in week three.
I'd genuinely love honest feedback, especially the uncomfortable kind.