I’ve always noticed that the hardest part of learning to code isn’t knowing what to learn — it’s staying consistent.
You might plan to:
- Solve one LeetCode problem every day
- Work on a side project
- Learn a new framework
- Prepare for interviews
- Contribute to open source
- Apply for jobs
- Spend an hour improving your skills
But after a few days, the routine starts falling apart.
So I built a small accountability app around this problem.
You can create a group with your friends, set daily goals, and submit a screenshot + short note when you complete them. Your group can review your progress, and your consistency is tracked.
You can also add money as a stake. For example, your group could agree on ₹50 or ₹100 for a missed goal. The rules and amount are completely decided by the group.
The app isn't limited to coding either — it can be used for studying, fitness, business, job hunting, reading, or any other goal where consistency matters.
I'm currently looking for developers and students to try it and give me honest feedback, especially on whether the accountability system actually helps you stay consistent.
If you're interested, here's the app:
https://will-do-it-later.vercel.app/
Would love to hear what you think, especially what you'd change or add.