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About Commit: Discipline Tracker

Commit is a minimalist discipline tracker designed to help you stay consistent with your health, habits, and daily routines. Most people do not fail because they lack motivation. They fail because they do not have a system. Commit helps you build that system. Track your daily actions, understand your body score, follow your progress, and stay honest with yourself every day. Instead of pushing fake motivation, Commit focuses on discipline, consistency, and awareness. With Commit, you can: • Check in daily • Track your habits and routines • Understand your body score • Follow your progress over time • Build streaks through consistency • Stay accountable without pressure • Create a clearer relationship with your health and discipline Commit is designed to feel calm, focused, and simple. No clutter. No noisy dashboards. No unrealistic promises. Just a clear system for showing up every day. Whether you are trying to improve your health, build better routines, stay consistent, or simply become more aware of your daily choices, Commit gives you a simple place to track what matters. Discipline is not about being perfect. It is about coming back, checking in, and staying honest. Commit to the process. Track your progress. Build discipline daily. Commit is not a medical app and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The Premium subscription will be charged to your iTunes account after the purchase. The subscription will be auto-renewed 24 hours before the subscription period ends with the same kind of subscription you already bought at the same price. To avoid automatic renewal, you must cancel the subscription at least 24 hours before it expires. You can manage or cancel your auto-renewable subscription by entering the user settings in iTunes after the purchase. It's not possible to abort the subscription during the time it's active. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase the premium subscription. # LEGAL • Terms of Service: https://ateskit.github.io/AtesApps-Terms-Of-Use/commit/terms-conditions.html • Privacy Policy: https://ateskit.github.io/AtesApps-Terms-Of-Use/commit/privacy-policy.html

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated May 26, 2026

This update makes Commit much more aware of your real process. - New Thread Integrity system that tracks whether your process is strong, loose, fraying, broken, or repaired - Smarter weigh-in awareness across Home, widget, and reminders - New Thread Repair flow to help you reconnect without guilt - Thread tab now reflects real behavior, including missed weigh-ins, repair moments, and phase progress - Added weekly review and richer streak/milestone moments - Improved Body Score, History, and Pro preview surfaces - Better localization coverage across new thread and reminder experiences

App privacy

The developer, Mehmet Ates, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History

Used for: Other Purposes

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