Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Ilya, the founder of Duodisly, from Almaty, Kazakhstan. The idea for Duodisly came to me while I was trying to get my own life under control. I had tried different task managers, habit trackers, and planners. I would honestly create tasks for myself - exercise, eat better, clean the apartment, work on personal projects, learn guitar or piano. And then, sooner or later, I would start cheating my own system. I could move a deadline. Delete a task. Cancel it. Or even mark something as done when it wasn’t really done. Nobody would know. What confused me was that I didn’t have the same problem at work. At the office, I could complete tasks quickly, on time, and without much trouble. I realized there was one huge difference: at work, someone else knows the task exists. There is accountability. So I built a small bot for myself and my girlfriend. I could create my own commitments and deadlines, but I couldn’t simply mark them complete or cancel them on my own. She had to verify them. And I did the same for her. That solved one problem, but there was another one: many important goals have painfully delayed rewards. You can train for months before seeing a major change in your body. You can practice guitar every day for months before you finally feel good playing in front of friends. It’s very easy to quit when the real reward is so far away. So I added points and self-created rewards. Complete real commitments → earn points → spend those points on rewards you chose yourself. For example, I could create “2 hours of gaming” as a 50-point reward. Instead of feeling guilty while trying to relax because I knew I was avoiding something, I could earn that downtime and actually enjoy it. That gave me small wins along the way instead of waiting months for one big result. I started showing the system to friends, and surprisingly, they wanted to use it too. That little bot eventually became Duodisly. Today, the core idea is still the same: commitments you can’t quietly abandon. You choose what you want to do, someone you trust keeps you accountable, completion is verified, and real follow-through turns into rewards. I later added Family mode too, where parents can use the same task → verification → points → rewards system with their kids. I’m still improving Duodisly, so I’d genuinely love to hear what you think - especially what feels useful, confusing, or missing.

Duodisly

Commitments you can't quietly abandon

Commitments you can't quietly abandon