Commit: Save. Decide. Do.

Saving something is easy. Coming back to it is the hard part. Commit turns "I'll get to this later" into a decision: Today, Later, Done, or Drop. Keep Today to three. Follow through on what matters, and let the rest go. Commit starts with links. Share a webpage from Safari or another app and it lands in your Queue, ready for a decision instead of disappearing into another endless archive. HOW COMMIT WORKS • Capture to Queue — share a link into Commit from the iOS Share Sheet. • Choose Today — move up to 3 links into Today. Three is the limit, by design. • Send it Later — move something back to the end of your Queue when it is not for now. • Mark it Done — finished links become Wins in Resolved. • Drop it — close the loop when something no longer matters. Restore it later if you change your mind. • Come back daily — an optional local reminder helps you return without turning Commit into another nagging task list. WHY ONLY THREE? Because an unlimited Today list is just another backlog. Commit makes prioritization a product constraint. If Today is full, something has to be finished, moved Later, or Dropped before something else can take its place. BUILT FOR FOLLOW-THROUGH Commit is not a bookmark warehouse and not an infinite to-do list. It is a small decision system for the things you saved because they seemed worth returning to. This first release focuses on links. The idea is broader: capture what matters, come back to it, make a decision, and close the loop. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • No account • No cloud library • Your saved links are stored locally on your device • No AI training on what you save • No targeted advertising based on your Queue Commit is free for this first public release. Save less blindly. Come back with intention. Decide what happens next.