Built to help you finish.
The hardest part of self-teaching is not starting; it's not stopping. Every feature in commit_ closes the gap between “I should study today” and “I finished the program.”
// the core loop
These are the features every commit_ user gets, free, forever.
Git-style session logging
Every study hour is a commit.
Log sessions in seconds: pick a course, choose your minutes, add a note. Your history builds a developer-style contribution graph that makes progress visible and feels earned.
No time entry guilt. Just commit and move.
Streak tracking
Miss a day and you feel it.
A daily streak graph backed by real session data. Freeze tokens let you protect a streak you've earned. The goal isn't a perfect number; it's habit formation through a feedback loop that works.
Streak freezes prevent one bad day from breaking a good month.
Programs, levels & courses
Your curriculum, your rules.
Design a university-style learning program: levels (semesters), courses, resources, checklist checkpoints. Every field is optional. Start with a pre-built template or build from scratch.
23 pre-built roadmaps ready to clone in one click.
Course checkpoints
Done means done.
Each course has a customisable checklist of skills to prove. No checkbox stays unchecked without a reason. Mark items as you go: the completion bar advances only when the work is real.
Completion is verified, not guessed.
Velocity & insights
See your pace, fix it early.
Daily velocity (minutes/day), week-over-week trend, projected finish date, and best study day. Spot slow weeks before they become dropout moments.
ETA to completion updates with every session you log.
XP, levels & badges
Progress has a scoreboard.
Earn XP for every session logged. Level up as XP accumulates. Unlock badges for milestones that actually matter: finishing a level, completing your first course, hitting a 30-day streak.
Badges are for finishing, not for showing up.
Certificates of completion
Proof you can put on LinkedIn.
Complete a program and get a verifiable PDF certificate with your name, the curriculum, hours logged, and your Commit profile link. No authority claims, just documented evidence of real work.
Public profile page + shareable certificate link.
Pacing reminders
Nudges that encourage.
"You're 3 sessions from finishing Express": a soft reminder that tells you exactly what's next and how close you are. No shame, no deadlines, just a useful push when momentum drops.
Reminders calculate from your actual progress, not a fixed schedule.
// for mentors & instructors
The mentorship layer
Guide learners through structured programs without email threads or one-off spreadsheets.
Mentor groups
Guide others, track them properly.
Mentors create groups, invite mentees, and see their progress in a single dashboard (streak, velocity, course completion) without compromising privacy. Assign programs from your own library to a cohort at once.
→ Mentors, bootcamp instructors, senior engineers onboarding juniors.
Mentee feedback threads
Course-level feedback, not Slack clutter.
Mentors leave structured feedback on specific courses. Mentees see it in context. No DMs, no lost feedback in chat threads: it lives next to the course it's about.
→ Any mentor who wants to give targeted technical feedback.
// for peer learners
Study Groups
Race through a program with a group of peers. A shared leaderboard, a countdown, and a finish line everyone can see.
Peer race track
Same program. Everyone racing.
Every member links their own copy of the program. A live race track shows where each person stands — completion percentage, hours logged, and who's in the lead right now.
→ Study buddies, bootcamp cohorts, anyone grinding the same material.
Group leaderboard
Competition makes you study harder.
Sorted by completion, with hours as the tiebreaker. The leaderboard updates every time anyone finishes a course. First place earns a crown. Nobody wants to be last.
→ Peer groups who want healthy, visible competition.
Shared deadlines
Finish together, or explain yourself.
Set a group deadline. Every member sees the same countdown. The pressure is shared — and so is the celebration when you all cross the finish line before it hits zero.
→ Cohorts with fixed timelines, hackathon prep teams, course sprints.
Create a group, share the invite link, and start the race. Groups are free and unlimited.
// for engineering teams
Company onboarding
Structured onboarding programs you build once and assign to every new hire, with progress tracking that doesn't require a manager to chase anyone.
Company onboarding programs
Structured onboarding from day one.
Create an organisation, build onboarding program templates, and assign them to new hires automatically. Track every team member's progress from a single admin view without micromanaging.
→ Engineering managers, L&D teams, founders running structured onboarding.
Template assignment at scale
One template, many hires.
Build a program once. Assign it to 1 or 100 new hires in the same flow. Each hire gets their own tracked copy: their notes and progress stay private, your visibility stays complete.
→ Teams that repeat the same onboarding path for every hire.
// domain-specific editions
commit_ for your field
The same completion engine with domain-specific layers built on top.
commit_ for networks
Cert prep with a tracker that knows what you're doing.
Network engineers get a vertical built for cert prep: lab vs theory session types, exam countdown from your target date, and 6 pre-built cert-track programs (CCNA, AWS SAA, CKA, and more).
See commit_ for networks →commit_ for marketing & analytics
Attribution, GA4, SQL for marketers.
commit_ for operations
Process documentation, SOPs, ops tooling.
// what you should expect
The features are built. The curriculum is yours.
Commit turns any learning goal into a tracked program with a streak, a velocity graph, and a certificate at the end. Free forever.
Start free, no credit card$ git commit -m "day 1 of finishing"