commit.moi is a task manager with no database of its own. You sign in with GitHub, and everything you write is stored in a private repository you own. There is nothing to set up, nothing to migrate, and nothing to cancel later.

1. Sign in with GitHub

   Open commit.moi and choose Sign in with GitHub. We never see your password — GitHub does the signing in, and hands us a token you can revoke at any time.

2. Let your first space be created

   On your first visit we create one private repository, commit-tasks, in your own account. That repository is your first space. You will see it on github.com immediately.

3. Capture a task

   Type into the composer at the top of any list and press ↵. The task appears at once and is written to GitHub in the background as an issue.

4. Choose when it matters

   Give the task a due date, or leave it in Anytime. Nothing nags you, and nothing is overdue until you said it was due.

What just happened

You did	GitHub got
Signed in	An OAuth grant you can revoke
Got a space	A private repository, commit-tasks
Added a task	An issue in that repository
Completed a task	A closed issue

Nothing is hidden

Open the repository on github.com and you will find your tasks as issues, in plain text, with full history. Nothing lives behind our UI that you can’t see there.

Where to go next

Tasks & areasThe six status views, due dates, and the labels that cut across them.

SpacesGive a part of your life its own private repository.

Email captureForward anything to assistant@commit.moi and let it land in the right place.

Keyboard shortcuts⌘K, and the ten keys that matter.