Felt an impulse buy coming on? Instead of clicking "Buy Now," set it as your Commitr reward. Then earn the right to buy it by running the distance you set.

Name it, price it, and pick a running distance that matches how much you want it. The bigger the reward, the farther you run.

HOW IT WORKS
- Set a reward: anything you'd normally impulse-buy
- Set a distance goal that matches how much you want it
- Run with any watch or app that syncs to Health Connect, such as Strava
- Watch your progress fill in as you rack up verified kilometers
- Reach your distance, and your reward is unlocked

YOUR CART
Share a product link from any shop or browser into Commitr and it lands in your Cart. See it, wait on it, and run for it before you decide to buy.

STAY ON TRACK
Build a streak, watch your runs fill a contribution-style grid, chase personal bests, and share a card when you unlock your reward.

WHY IT WORKS
Impulse buying happens in a moment. Commitr turns that moment into a commitment. Instead of an instant purchase, you earn the chance to buy it, through something that's actually good for you.

Commitr doesn't pay you, and it doesn't sell you anything. No money changes hands inside the app, ever. You still buy your own reward with your own money. Commitr just makes you run for the right to do it.

VERIFIED, NOT FAKED
Progress only counts from real, recorded runs, read automatically through Android Health Connect. Hand-entered runs and walks don't count, so there are no shortcuts. If nothing shows up after a run, check that your running app's Health Connect sync is on.

BEFORE YOU START
Health Connect is built into Android 14 and up. On Android 13 and below, install the Health Connect app from Google Play first.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your rewards and Cart stay on your device. When you share a link, Commitr fetches that page's name, image, price and icon directly from the shop. Nothing is sent to us or to any lookup service.

Next time you feel an impulse buy coming on, run for it instead.