IMPACT

Charitable Giving Program & Audit

Commit is designed to make promises feel real. Charity-related stake choices may lead Commit to allocate part of its own revenue to charitable organizations.

Last updated · June 11, 2026Audited by · TBD

01Current status

Commit has not yet completed a public charitable giving reporting period. No charitable giving report has been audited, and no independent auditor has been engaged.

In short

Commit is not a fundraising platform. A forfeited stake is a Commit service fee, not a donation by the user. Commit may make separate charitable contributions from its own revenue and report those contributions here once real activity exists.

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total charitable stake allocations collected
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total charitable giving disbursed
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total retained by Commit
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completed independent audits

Audit status

Until a real reporting period closes and a real independent review is completed, the public audit status is Audited by · TBD.

02How it works

CommitmentA user creates a commitment, chooses a deadline, chooses verification, and may attach a monetary stake.
DestinationIf stakes are available, the user may choose Commit, Charity, or an opposing-cause category if offered.
SuccessIf the user completes and verifies the commitment on time, no stake is collected and no charitable allocation is created.
MissIf the user misses, Commit may charge the stake under the Commitment Agreement and Terms of Service.

Any collected stake is a service fee paid to Cognitive Health Research LLC d/b/a Commit. The funds become Commit's property when collected. They are not held in trust, in custody, in a separate holding account, or in any agency capacity for the user, a charity, or any third party.

For commitments where a user selected a charity-related category, Commit may allocate a disclosed portion of its own revenue to charitable organizations. Those contributions, if made, are corporate contributions by Commit, not donations made by the user.

03Allocation framework

Unless a different allocation is clearly shown to the user at the time of signing a Commitment Agreement, Commit uses this framework:

Stake categoryCurrent treatment
Commit100% retained by Commit for operation and development of the service.
CharityCommit retains 15% of the gross collected stake, including processing costs, and may allocate the remaining 85% through the Charitable Giving Program.
Anti-charity / opposing cause, if offeredCommit retains 50% of the gross collected stake plus payment processing costs, and may allocate the remaining amount through the Charitable Giving Program.
Reporting basis

Allocations are reported in aggregate. Commit does not provide per-user charitable accounting.

04Current charity list

The following organizations may appear in the app as example or selectable charity destinations. Public amounts remain zero until real charitable giving occurs.

OrganizationProgram categoryDisbursed to date
Direct ReliefHealth & emergency response$0
World Central KitchenFood relief & disaster response$0
Against Malaria FoundationGlobal health$0
One Tree PlantedEnvironmental restoration$0

Listing an organization does not imply sponsorship, partnership, endorsement, or affiliation unless Commit states that relationship in writing.

05Audit & transparency

Commit intends to publish periodic giving updates after real charitable allocations and disbursements exist.

Future reports may include

Total collected Total retained Processing costs Total disbursed Recipients Report dates Audit status

Until an actual audit or independent review is complete, this page will continue to state Audited by · TBD. Commit will not publish invented disbursements, invented audit reports, invented auditor names, invented law firms, or unverified charity totals.

07Questions

Questions about the Charitable Giving Program can be sent to [email protected] or [email protected].