keep a record
of showing up.
write one line when something real happens. you went for the run. you didn't smoke. you slipped. all of it goes in, and none of it ever gets deleted.
most habit apps make you feel bad the day you break a streak — so that is the day people delete them. recommit is built the other way round. the only thing it ever holds against you is silence.
free to use. no ads. we do not sell anything about you.
↑ this one works. tap a commit, or write your own.
the three rules
a bad day still counts.
writing “i slipped” counts exactly the same as writing “i did it”. both reset the clock. the only way to lose is to say nothing at all.
nothing ever gets deleted.
you cannot tidy up your bad weeks or hide the months you gave up. they stay in the list forever — and that is exactly why the good parts are worth something.
the app notices when you go quiet.
stop writing for three days and it puts that in the list itself. it does not tell you off. it just shows the number, and the number is enough.
the best part
people move toward things and away from things. when you start a thread the app asks which one this is, because the answer changes what the numbers mean.
coming back after a long time is the trophy.
pick something up two years later and the app writes first commit in 2y 1mo — and keeps it there for good. you never have to explain where you were. the number already said it.
and time already served still counts.
if you are leaving something behind, the app asks when you last did it — and starts the clock there, not the day you downloaded it. six months clean is six months clean.
so if you slip a week later, it says held 6mo — not held 7 days. it never quietly throws away the part you were proud of.
the five words
the whole app is these five things. that is everything you need to know.
privacy
scrambled on your phone, before it ever leaves.
this is the private stuff — the cravings, the slips, the things you have told nobody. so your phone scrambles every word before it sends a backup. what lands on our computers is unreadable on its own.
we keep the key too, attached to your account — that is the only reason signing in on a new phone brings everything back, with no code for you to lose. so we could technically unscramble it, and we would rather say that than pretend otherwise. the honest version is on the privacy page.
what costs money
nothing you write is ever behind a price.
writing is free, forever, with no limit. every thread keeps its full history whether you pay or not — nothing is deleted, truncated or locked away because you did not. pro widens the front page; it never unlocks your own data.
- every commit and regression, with no cap.
- every thread, complete, all the way back.
- backup, and getting it all back on a new phone.
- the last 14 days on the merged front page.
- export the whole thing as a file, any time.
- every thread merged on the front page — the 14-day boundary is gone and you can read your whole life in one column.
- personal analytics — trends and activity by thread, worked out on your phone and never uploaded.
two plans, no other tiers. the threads themselves are always one tap away on free — the boundary is only ever about the merged page, and nothing of yours is deleted or withheld on the server to enforce it.
start from where you actually are.
not from where you meant to be. the first line is the hard one, and it is the only one that matters today.