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One profile.
Every answer in one place.

COMMIT is a college application workspace built around one student profile — essays, deadlines, and your Common App answers held in one place, from the first draft to the day you submit.

PatrickOnboarding
Hi Alex — which schools are you targeting?
UCLA, Berkeley, and USC
Saved to memory · 3 target schools
Pulled requirements for 3 schools
That's 4 essays and 2 supplements. When do you graduate?
June 2026
Saved to memory · Graduation date
Deadline plan updated — 11 weeks left
Got it. What are you planning to major in?
Computer Science
Profile 60% complete · 2 fields left
Reply to Patrick…
Profile0 / 5
  • Target schools
  • Essays needed
  • Graduation
  • Intended major
  • Test scores

Illustrative UI preview; feature not live.

Requirements mapped for these platforms · not affiliated or integrated

  • Common App
  • UC Application
  • Coalition
Meet Patrick

Applying means answering the same questions again and again.

COMMIT is one student profile you build once. Patrick asks for what he needs in conversation instead of handing you a blank form. Your essays sit beside your deadlines, and your answers are ready the moment a form asks for them.

  • One profile — build it once, and keep your answers for the Common App, UC, Coalition and more in one place.
  • You stay in control. COMMIT types your saved text into Common App; you pick the dropdowns and submit yourself.
  • Sensitive data is handled in the browser tier. That is not a complete-privacy guarantee.
PatrickOnboarding0 / 4 captured
Hi Alex — which schools are you targeting?
Reply to Patrick…
Saved to your profile
Nothing yet — answer Patrick and it appears here.

Answer once.

Each application asks for your name, your school, your activities, your parents’ details. Tell COMMIT once, and the answer is ready wherever a form asks for it.

One profile. Everything that follows.

Illustrative UI preview; feature not live.

01

Onboarding, in conversation

Patrick asks for what he needs — target schools, graduation date, intended major — and saves each answer to your profile as you go.

PatrickOnboarding
Hi Alex — which schools are you targeting?
UCLA, Berkeley, and USC
Saved to memory · 3 target schools
Pulled requirements for 3 schools
That's 4 essays and 2 supplements. When do you graduate?
June 2026
Saved to memory · Graduation date
Deadline plan updated — 11 weeks left
Got it. What are you planning to major in?
Computer Science
Profile 60% complete · 2 fields left
Reply to Patrick…
Profile0 / 5
  • Target schools
  • Essays needed
  • Graduation
  • Intended major
  • Test scores
02

Every essay and activity, organized per college.

Drafts, prompts, requirements and deadlines organized per college. Essay analysis is currently disabled.

Personal Statement
412 / 650 words

The robotics lab smelled like solder and burnt coffee at 2 a.m.

I had rebuilt the gripper four times and it still dropped the cube.

That was when I stopped designing for the demo and started designing for the failure.

Draft 3·Saved
Review45%
  • Opening
    Starts inside a specific moment. Keep it.
  • Detail
    Sensory anchors are doing real work here.
  • Reflection
    Final line names the turn. That is the essay.
Reviewing…
03

Auto-Fill that keeps you in control.

COMMIT queues each value from your profile and you press paste, one field at a time. This build does not inspect, fill, click, or submit a third-party application page.

Application — Fall 2026
0 / 6 filled
First name
Last name
Date of birth
Phone
Email address
Home address
CommitA
Auto-Fill
Ready
Clipboard
Alex

COMMIT queues the value. You press paste — it never types for you.

6 fields remaining
04

Application tracker

Every school, every requirement, one live view. Sortable, filterable, always current.

Application Tracker
Class of 2027 · 6 schools · 3 platforms
AllActiveSubmitted
SchoolRoundDeadlineProgressStatus
  • Stanford UniversityREANov 1100%Submitted
  • MITEANov 182%In review
  • UC BerkeleyRDNov 3065%Draft
  • Yale UniversityRDJan 235%Draft
  • HarvardRDJan 10%Not started
  • Brown UniversityRDJan 50%Not started
1 submitted·5 in progressUpdated just now
What this build does

Written down, so you can check it.

One profile, built in conversation

Patrick asks for what he needs — target schools, graduation date, intended major — and saves each answer to your profile. Guided onboarding is available to signed-in students, and each session belongs to one account.

COMMIT types. You submit.

On Common App, COMMIT types your saved text and dates into empty fields when you press Fill. You pick the dropdowns, check every value, and submit yourself. COMMIT never clicks, saves, or submits.

What is not live, said plainly

Essay analysis is currently disabled. Financial-document processing is unavailable and upload is disabled. One payment, one season. Creem is the merchant of record.

Pricing

One payment, one season.

Plus and Pro are one-time payments for a six-month application season, and nothing renews automatically. Creem is the merchant of record: it is the seller on your statement, collects any tax, and issues your receipt.

Live today: your college list, a workspace per school, and your own essay drafts. A plan raises how many schools you can keep in detail. Anything marked “Not yet available” is not part of a purchase yet.

Free
$0free

Start your application workspace.

  • Common App workspace for 1 detailed school
  • Partial essay workspace
  • School-specific essay drafts
  • Admission predictionPlus and Pro
  • FAFSA preparationNot yet available
  • COMMIT ParentsNot yet available
Start free
Plus
$49one-time

For a focused school list.

  • Common App workspace for 6 detailed schools
  • Essay and supplemental essay workspace
  • School-specific essay drafts
  • Admission predictionNot yet available
  • FAFSA preparationNot yet available
  • COMMIT ParentsNot yet available
Get Plus
Pro
$99one-time

For a full application season.

  • Common App workspace for 21 detailed schools
  • Everything in Plus
  • CSS Profile preparationNot yet available
  • LOCI supportNot yet availableHelp writing a Letter of Continued Interest after a deferral or waitlist.
Get Pro

One person, one account. Stay signed in on up to two phones, two tablets, and two computers at once; signing in on a third of the same kind signs out the one used least recently. Features marked “Plus and Pro” need a season pass; features marked “Not yet available” are not live for anyone today. Prices are in USD; Creem shows any tax before you pay. Read the paid plan terms and refund policy, or email support@commit.ac.

Frequently asked questions.

Everything students and parents ask before installing.

Still curious? Ask us directly
Is COMMIT safe to use?

COMMIT classifies data in four tiers and handles the most sensitive tier, such as Social Security Numbers, in the browser. Your essays are saved to your COMMIT account and encrypted before they are stored, so you can open them on any device. COMMIT does not promise that data stays only on your device.

Which platforms does it support?

COMMIT is built around the Common App: its questions, the schools on your list, and your essays. The extension fills Common App only: on Common App, COMMIT types your saved text and dates into empty fields when you press Fill. FAFSA and CSS Profile preparation are not yet available.

Does COMMIT submit my applications?

No. On Common App, COMMIT types your saved text and dates into empty fields when you press Fill. You pick the dropdowns, check every value, and submit yourself. COMMIT never clicks, saves, or submits.

Do I need an internet connection?

Signing in and syncing your profile require a connection. Essay analysis is currently disabled, and financial-document processing is unavailable in this build.

Start your application season.

Create a free account and set up your first detailed school. Upgrade when your list grows.

The Free plan needs no payment details.