Commitick

Terms

Commitick Terms of Use

Last updated: June 2, 2026

These app-specific notes summarize use of Commitick and should be read together with any license or distribution terms that apply to the copy you use.

Terms

Use of Commitick

Commitick helps maintain local project snapshot history, but you remain responsible for reviewing project state, Git remotes, and backup practices.

License

Distribution terms may apply.

If Commitick is distributed through Apple's App Store, Apple's Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement may apply unless a separate agreement is provided. Apple Standard EULA

Use

Use the app and website responsibly.

Use Commitick and this website only in ways allowed by applicable law, your Git hosting terms, and any license terms that apply to your copy of the app.

Selected folders

Review what you ask Commitick to monitor.

Commitick works with project folders you select. You are responsible for choosing appropriate folders and reviewing rules or ignore settings.

Automatic snapshots

Automation still needs judgment.

Automatic snapshots can help create recoverable project history, but they do not replace thoughtful Git usage, manual review, or project-specific release discipline.

Push

Configured remotes are your responsibility.

If you choose to push, snapshot history goes to the Git remote you configure. You are responsible for remote access, retention, visibility, and provider rules.

Source boundaries

Commitick does not take over your working tree.

Commitick does not switch your active branch behind your back and does not rewrite your source working tree during normal monitoring.

Backups

Maintain separate backups.

Commitick is not a backup replacement, disaster recovery guarantee, or promise that every project state can be fully restored.

Privacy

Privacy information.

Commitick privacy details are available on the privacy page, including selected folder access, local snapshot records, configured remotes, and support contact. Commitick Privacy

Support

Questions and app help.

For help with Commitick, use the support page and avoid sending private source files, private diffs, or sensitive paths unless support asks later. Commitick Support

Contact

Questions about these terms

For questions about Commitick or these Terms of Use, contact Hazybyte Studio through the app support channel.

Commitick Support