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I used to think I lacked discipline.

Every time I set a goal, I'd promise myself I would stay consistent.

Go to the gym.

Study every day.

Wake up early.

Stop procrastinating.

I'd stay committed for a few days.

Then life happened.

One excuse became another, and eventually I'd quit.

The problem wasn't that I forgot my goals.

I forgot the promise I made to myself.

That's why I built Oath Tracker.

Not another habit tracker.

Not another productivity app.

An app built around one simple idea:

Make an oath to yourself and let your own words remind you why you started.

What makes Oath Tracker different?

🎥 Record a video oath to your future self while you're fully committed.

🔥 Every goal has a flame that represents your commitment.

🧠 AI Blueprint transforms your oath into a step-by-step action plan.

⏱️ Focus Mode helps you stay committed when distractions take over.

⚖️ Strict Mode keeps you accountable. If you break your commitment, your flame goes out.

📄 Export your journey with a professional summary of every completed oath.

I built Oath Tracker because I wanted an app that reminded me of the promise I made to myself, not just another list of tasks.

If that idea resonates with you, I'd love for you to check it out.

🍎 App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oath-tracker-commit-focus/id6781022663

I'd love to hear what you think. ❤️

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I used to think I lacked discipline.

Every time I set a goal, I'd promise myself I'd stay consistent.

I'd be motivated for a few days.

Then life happened.

The motivation disappeared.

The problem wasn't that I forgot my goal.

I forgot the promise I made to myself.

That's why I built Oath Tracker.

Not another productivity app.

Not another habit tracker.

An app built around one simple idea:

Make an oath to yourself, and let your own words remind you why you started.

🎥 Record a video oath while you're at your most determined.

Whenever you feel like giving up, watch your own commitment instead of reading another motivational quote.

If you don't know where to begin, the AI Blueprint helps break your oath into small, actionable steps.

Other features include:

• Repeat, Focus, and Hybrid tasks.

• Focus Timer to help eliminate distractions.

• Strict Mode. Miss your deadline and your flame goes out. No pretending you stayed committed.

• Download a professional summary of every completed oath, including your entire journey.

I built this because I kept breaking promises to myself.

Maybe it'll help someone else keep theirs.

🎁 FREE Lifetime Premium for iPhone Users

If you'd like Lifetime Premium:

1. Download Oath Tracker – Commit & Focus from the App Store.
2. Leave an honest App Store rating and review.
3. Send me a screenshot via DM.
4. Comment "I have sent the review screenshot."

I'll send you a Lifetime Premium promo code while supplies last.

I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.

If Oath Tracker helps even one person keep a promise to themselves, building it was worth it.

App Store:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oath-tracker-commit-focus/id6781022663

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Hey everyone!

I recently launched Oath Tracker, an app built around a simple idea:

Most people don't fail because they forget their goals. They fail because they break the promises they make to themselves.

Instead of just creating tasks, Oath Tracker lets you record a short video oath to yourself before starting a goal. Whenever you feel like giving up, the app reminds you of your own commitment.

I'm looking for iPhone users who are willing to:

• Try the app
• Share honest feedback
• Leave a genuine App Store review if they enjoy it

I'll provide free premium access via promo codes for anyone interested in testing.

I'd really appreciate your thoughts on the concept, onboarding, and overall experience.

If you'd like to help, just leave a comment or send me a DM.

Thanks so much!

I used to think discipline was the problem.

I'd set a goal, promise myself I'd stay consistent, and for a few days everything would go well.

Then I'd skip one day.

One excuse became another.

Eventually, I'd quit.

The strange part was that I never forgot my goal.

I forgot the promise I made to myself when I started.

That's when I had an idea.

What if instead of creating another habit tracker or to-do list, I created something built around one simple idea:

An oath.

Before starting a goal, you make a promise to yourself and record it.

When you're about to quit, you don't get a notification from an app.

You hear your own words reminding you why you started.

Building Oath Tracker made me realize one thing.

People don't need more reminders.

They need something that makes breaking a promise to themselves feel harder than keeping it.

That's the idea I'm betting on.

Hey everyone,

For years I kept setting goals.

Go to the gym.
Wake up early.
Study every day.
Quit procrastinating.

Every time I failed, I thought I lacked discipline.

Then I realized something.

I wasn't failing because I forgot my tasks.

I was failing because I kept breaking the promises I made to myself.

That made me wonder.

What if every goal started with an oath instead of just another task?

So I built Oath Tracker.

Before starting a goal, you record a short video promise to yourself. Whenever you feel like giving up, the app reminds you of the commitment you made in your own words.

It's a completely different feeling hearing yourself say, "Don't quit."

One thing I've learned while building it:

Most apps help you remember what you need to do.

I wanted to build something that reminds you what you promised yourself.

I'm excited to see how far this idea can go.

Hey Reddit,

I noticed something about myself.

Every time I started working on a goal, I'd be excited for a few days. Then motivation would disappear, I'd procrastinate, and eventually I'd quit.

The strange part was that I didn't actually stop caring about the goal. I had just forgotten the commitment I made to myself.

So I built Oath Tracker.

Instead of relying on streaks or motivation, you record a short video oath to your future self. When you're about to quit, the app reminds you why you started by showing your own commitment, not someone else's motivational quote.

Current stage: The app is live on iOS, and I'm looking for honest feedback from iPhone users before I continue adding new features.

I'm not looking for compliments. I'd genuinely like to know:

• Does the concept make sense?
• Would this actually help you stay consistent?
• What would stop you from using it every day?
• What would you improve?

If anyone is interested in testing it, I'm happy to provide a promo code.

Brutal feedback is welcome. I'd rather hear the truth than build something nobody wants.

Every time I set a goal, I'd feel incredibly motivated on day one.

A few days later, I'd procrastinate, lose motivation, and eventually give up.

So I built an iOS app called Oath Tracker.

Instead of relying on motivation, you record a short video oath to your future self. Whenever you feel like giving up, you watch your own commitment to remind yourself why you started.

I'm looking for iPhone users who struggle with procrastination, consistency, or keeping promises to themselves to test the app and share honest feedback.

The app is completely free for testers. I'm simply looking for genuine feedback on what works, what doesn't, and what could be improved.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll send you the App Store link and a promo code.

Thanks so much! I truly appreciate your help.

I feel like most college students don’t actually struggle because they’re lazy.

They struggle because they’re overwhelmed.

Too many concepts.

Too much information.

Too little time before exams/interviews.

And honestly, most explanations online still sound harder than the actual concept.

I’ve noticed something interesting too:

A lot of students don’t need a full 40-hour course to understand something.

Sometimes all they need is:

\- one simple explanation

\- one real-world example

\- or even one sentence that finally makes the concept click

Once that happens, they can usually write the rest themselves.

Especially for subjects like:

\- programming

\- databases

\- accounting

\- finance

\- taxation

Most people I know only revise these:

\- one night before exams

\- before viva

\- before placements

\- before interviews

Basically when panic starts 😅

I genuinely think education is slowly moving toward:

“faster clarity” instead of “more content.”

Curious if others feel the same:

What’s one concept/topic you wish had been explained more simply when you were studying?