Verified effort
Saying “done” is not enough. The Tracker verifies your coding effort in the editor; rewards go only to real effort.
Coding is effort nobody sees.
Hours of focus, side projects left half-done, evenings nobody sees. Commit Kingdom exists to make that effort visible and give it the reward it deserves.
Why a game?
Keeping up with coding is hard, and progress is mostly invisible. Commit Kingdom verifies your code and turns it into the power of a kingdom: as you code, your tower rises, your army grows and your place on the map expands.
The game does not replace coding; your code makes the game possible. That is why every bit of power in the game comes from code and cannot be bought.
What we stand for
A fair economy
Money never replaces coding. Energy, XP and troops are not for sale; there are no paid chances and no ads.
Privacy first
Your code, file paths and project names stay on your computer. Only totals of your effort are sent.
An open-source Tracker
Anyone can see what the Tracker sends: the client’s source code is on GitHub.
Founder
Poyraz Avsever
Builds Commit Kingdom single-handed: the app, the server, the design and the brand. The devlogs on the blog show how the product is made.
Ready to build your kingdom?
Commit Kingdom arrives on Android, iOS and the web on 1 January 2027.