Goal kept to yourself
I’ve earned a rest.
I’ll start again on Monday.
One day won’t change anything.
Honestly, this feels good.
Quitting feels like a night off.
Free beta for iPhone & Android · Waitlist open
Stick to your fitness plan. Put real stakes behind it.
Comitly combines activity streaks, financial commitment and friends who hold you accountable—to help you stay consistent long enough to reach your fitness goals.
The beta is free. The first 50 on the list get a founding-member deal at launch.
The problem
When you quit on a private goal, nothing happens.
Most fitness apps try to make working out easier, with better plans and friendlier reminders. That helps on ordinary days, but doesn’t when you’re ready to quit. Comitly makes quitting expensive, so you’re less tempted to do it.
Goal created & shared with Comitly
28 days. I built that.
My friends will get a message.
What will they think of me?
It’s only twenty minutes.
Quitting feels like a big decision.
How it works
Four forces behind every commitment
Research-based mechanics that make your goal harder to quietly drop.
While you keep going
8 pm4 hours left
Today’s workout is due by midnight
MayaYou’ve still got time — I’m rooting for you.
If you give up
Your friends see your commitment, and they see it if you quit.
I
Social accountability
Friends you choose can see whether you follow through. Their expectations make your commitment harder to quietly abandon.
A family-based intervention combining accountability, collaboration and peer support increased physical activity.
Social incentives: the BE FIT trial ↗- Skipping with nothing at stake
- $0
- Skipping with your own fine set
- $8.99
A promise with something on it.
II
Financial stakes
You pick the fine. If your reserve runs out, you pay it and verify your return before the deadline to unfreeze your streak. Skipping gets a price; your record gets worth protecting.
Loss-framed incentives increased goal attainment during the intervention in this randomized trial.
Financial incentives and physical activity ↗A record of the work you don’t want to lose.
III
Workout streak
Each verified workout builds a record you become attached to. Protecting that streak gives you another reason to show up.
Experiments found that highlighting intact streaks increased continued engagement; allowing repair softened the effect of a broken streak.
How logged streaks affect decisions ↗One missed day doesn’t end the run.
IV
Emergency reserve
A limited reserve protects your streak through occasional misses, so one setback doesn’t feel like starting over.
Experiments examined how limited reserves can help people persist after failure.
Emergency reserves and persistence ↗No extra work. Keep training the way you do now. Comitly reads your workouts from Apple Health or Health Connect on Android, including those from wearables that sync to them, so every session counts automatically.
These studies examine related mechanisms, not Comitly. Effects depend on the people, context and design; they do not prove this app’s effectiveness.
Before
AfterFrom the founder
My friend was right.
A year ago, a friend told me I looked like I hadn’t made any fitness progress, despite working out for two years.
It offended me, but he was right.
I wasn’t lazy. I’d train hard and eat clean for a few weeks, slip, and start over a month or two later. I realized it was a consistency problem, and I became obsessed with solving it.
Once I found strategies that worked, it took me just 6 months to undergo a complete transformation. Now you can do it too.
Comitly is an app built on the exact system that helped me do it.
AdrianFounder of Comitly
If you want to stop restarting every few months and finally get the results you’ve dreamed about, sign up for the free beta.
Join the waitlistBefore you sign up
Questions
What do I get by joining the waitlist?
An invite to the free beta on iPhone or Android, sent in waves in the order people joined. The first 50 people on the list also get a founding-member deal when Comitly launches. Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Will I pay fines during the beta?
No. App Store and Google Play rules don’t allow real payments in test versions of apps, so nothing is charged in the beta. That’s a shame, because a real cost is one of the strongest reasons people stick to a plan. Your streak and your friends still keep you accountable, and real fines start when Comitly launches publicly.
Isn’t this just another streak app?
No. The streak is only one part of the system. Comitly combines accumulated progress, social accountability, real consequences, verified activity and recovery to make falling off harder.
Beta waitlist
You’ve started over enough times. Commit now, or complain later.
The beta is free. The first 50 on the list get a founding-member deal at launch.
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