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.
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.