commit-or-quit

Track your life decisions like Git commits. No backend, no auth, just choices.

How to Use

Think of your life as a codebase. Every decision you make is a commit, starting a new job, hitting the gym, learning a skill, ending a habit. You write a short message describing the decision, tag it with a category and mood, then track whether it worked out or not.

Branches let you separate different life directions. Keep your career decisions on career-pivot, your health goals on fitness-arc, and your main timeline on main. Switch between them anytime.

1. Click git commit to log a decision
2. Pick a category (career, health, finance, learning, etc.)
3. Set your mood and confidence level (1–10)
4. Track outcomes, mark commits as success, failed, or revert them
5. Create branches to explore different life paths
6. Use Export to back up your data, Import to restore

Features

• git commit your life decisions with a message, category, mood, and confidence level
• git branch into different life directions, career, health, relationships, and more
• git revert when you change your mind
• git log your history with status filters (active, success, failed, reverted)
• GitHub-style contribution graph for tracking consistency
• Dashboard stats: total commits, success rate, day streak, branches
• Export / Import your repo as JSON backup
• All data stays in your browser via localStorage

Contributing

Please read the contributing guide.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.

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crafted by Abu Bokkor Siddik in 8-bit mode