Finish what you started learning.
Commit is a personal curriculum tracker for self-taught developers. Design your own program, log your sessions, keep the streak alive, and actually reach the end.
$ git commit -m "day 1 of finishing"
// the completion loop
Log commits, not guilt
Every study session is a commit. Small, frequent, and tracked, the way real progress happens.
Keep the streak green
A contribution graph for your learning. Miss a day and you feel it; chain days and you can't stop.
A roadmap that moves
See where you are on the line, what station is next, and a real ETA to the finish. Not a static plan.
Your curriculum, your rules
Design university-style programs: levels, courses, checkpoints, resources. No AI telling you what to learn.
Nudges that encourage
"You're 3 sessions from finishing Express" - pacing reminders that push you forward, never shame you.
XP, levels & badges
Finish a course, merge to main. Earn XP, level up, and collect badges for the milestones that matter.
Directions, not just courses
Track any direction: daily streaks, quitting a habit, reading 12 books, logging 100 hours. Milestones and auto-tracking included.
Rewire bad habits
Breaking something, not just building it? Rewire tracks clean days and nudges you back on track after a slip - no shame.
Race with your peers
Study groups, mentor cohorts, and company onboarding. Finish faster when someone's on the line next to you.
The plan was never the hard part.
Finishing is. Commit turns a curriculum into a daily habit with streaks, pacing, and rewards built for the way developers actually think.