Committo is an AI habit coach built on one idea: you commit to a goal for one twelve-week cycle, not forever.

How it works
Describe what you want to do in plain words. Committo shapes it into three honest targets, a forgiving floor, a standard and a stretch, and you pick the one that fits your life right now. You check in honestly, misses included. The coach runs nightly over your real check-ins, not a generic schedule, and reaches out when a week wobbles. At the end of the cycle you get an honest verdict, recalibrate, and start the next one.

What it refuses to do
No streaks to protect. No confetti for tapping buttons. No guilt mechanics. A missed week is data about the plan, not a verdict on you. The Mirror lays your effort across everything you hold, next to what you said matters. Pact partners see your status and consistency, never your numbers.

Receipts, not claims
When Committo says something works, the claim is graded, and the register is public at committo.app/evidence, uncomfortable grades included.

Built by one person
Evenings and weekends in Munich, next to a day job. Next.js on Vercel, Gemini behind the coach, iOS and Android apps on the stores. Free is real: five active commitments, full tracking, honest verdicts, unlimited pact partners. Pro (€34.99 a year, 14-day trial) adds the proactive coach and unlimited commitments.

Typical commitments
Run three mornings a week. No screens after 22:00 on weeknights. Read 20 minutes a day. Two strength sessions a week. Fifteen minutes of a language a day. An hour on the side project, four evenings a week. Call mum once a week. Organize a datenight once a month.

Honest feedback from builders is what I am after, especially the uncomfortable kind: what is confusing, what you would change.