Teams that work for a share deserve a record, not a promise.
>commit_ is for small teams building a game or an app together for a cut of future revenue instead of a salary. It writes down who joined, on what terms and what they put in, so the split still holds when the money comes.
A split sheet everyone signs, with revenue read from the stores.
- For
- indie games and apps, 2–6 people
- Status
- closed beta, teams let in a few at a time
- Price
- free until there's money to split
How money breaks small teams.
Most rev-share deals live in a call and someone's memory. That works until the first payout.
“I remember it differently.”
The deal was a call. Six months later, two people remember two different numbers, and nobody wrote it down.
→ Every version is signed, nothing gets edited“The one who left still holds a third.”
Someone did a month of work and walked. The deal never said what happens to their share then.
→ Shares grow with work; leaving stops them“The account holder does the maths.”
Revenue lands in one person's store account, and everyone else takes their word for what came in.
→ Sales are read from the store, not typed inBetween a handshake and a company.
- Not a company or a law firm
- A full company with an operating agreement is overkill for a three-month project. We keep the record your team signs; the agreement is between you.
- Not a publisher you have to use
- Publish on your own store accounts and we only show who's owed what. Or let us publish it for 7% and pay everyone by the split. That part is optional.
- Not a job board
- Find a team helps you meet people. The point is the split you sign with them before the work starts.
Closed beta: teams get in a few at a time.
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