commit_ for groups.
Whether you're racing through a program with friends, guiding a junior developer, or onboarding a new hire — commit_ has a group mode built for it. All three are free, all three are live today.
Study Groups
The fastest way to stop procrastinating on a program: study with people who can see your progress. A shared race track, a leaderboard, and a deadline you all agreed to.
- Create a group and share an invite link — no admin approval needed
- Everyone links their own copy of the program to the group
- Live race track shows completion % and hours per member
- Leaderboard updates the moment anyone finishes a course
- Set a shared deadline — everyone sees the same countdown
- Owner can kick members or dissolve the group at any time
Race track
Live completion % per member, visualised as a race.
Leaderboard
Sorted by completion. Tiebreaker: hours logged.
Deadline
One shared countdown. Everyone sees the same pressure.
Crown
First to complete earns a group champion badge.
Mentorship
Guide one person or ten with the same workflow. Assign programs, see their progress, and leave feedback that lives next to the course it's about — not buried in Slack.
- Create a mentor group and invite learners by email
- Assign your own program templates to mentees — they each get a personal copy
- View every mentee's streak, velocity, and course completion from one dashboard
- Leave structured course-level feedback that appears in context, not in a chat
- Control what you can see — mentees choose their share level
- No DMs, no spreadsheets: everything lives inside the learning context
Mentor groups
One group per program. Invite multiple mentees at once.
Feedback threads
Course-level feedback that mentees see in context.
Program templates
Assign your own programs to a whole cohort in one click.
Privacy controls
Mentees choose: share progress only, or full reflections.
Company Onboarding
Stop sending new hires a Notion doc and hoping they read it. Build a structured onboarding program once, assign it to every hire, and track their progress without chasing anyone.
- Create an organisation and invite your team by email
- Build onboarding program templates from existing programs
- Assign templates to new hires — each gets a tracked personal copy
- Set target completion dates and track progress from an admin view
- Hires log sessions against the assigned program with the same UI they use personally
- Re-use the same template for every cohort of new hires
Organisations
Create an org, invite by email, manage roles.
Templates
Build once, assign to unlimited new hires.
Tracked copies
Each hire gets a personal copy with their own progress.
Admin view
See all members' completion and target dates in one place.
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Which mode do you need?
All three can be used at the same time by the same user.
| Study Groups | Mentorship | Company Onboarding | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Friends, cohorts, peers studying the same material | Mentors, bootcamp instructors, senior engineers | Engineering managers, L&D teams, founders |
| Program ownership | Each member owns their own copy | Mentor assigns a copy to each mentee | Admin assigns a copy to each hire |
| Progress visibility | Shared race track and leaderboard | Mentor sees streak + velocity + completion | Admin sees all members' completion + target dates |
| Feedback | No (peer accountability via leaderboard) | Course-level written feedback from mentor | No (progress-only visibility) |
| Invite method | Shareable invite link (no signup required to view) | Email invite to a named mentee | Email invite to a named team member |
| Cost | Free | Free | Free |
Pick your mode and start today.
Create a study group, invite a mentee, or set up your company org — all from the same dashboard. No separate subscriptions, no tiers.
Start free$ git commit -m "studying together"