For people who say “I’ll finish it today”
Strava for serial shippers.
Lock your commitment. Run the timer. Walk away with a poster the internet can hold you to.
Outputly grades you against what you said you’d do, not how busy you felt.
See how it worksNormal Timer vs Outputly
Time logged is not proof shipped.
Two systems, same question: what did you actually do today?
What gets tracked?
A normal timer:
Minutes on a clock.
Outputly:
Whether you actually shipped what you said.
What's the output?
A normal timer:
“I worked 2 hours.”
Outputly:
“Shipped the checkout flow. B tier.”
Who's grading?
A normal timer:
Nobody. You logged it, so it counts.
Outputly:
An AI editor that scores you against your own commitment.
What's the proof?
A normal timer:
A number you typed.
Outputly:
A public poster, a verdict, and a permanent log entry.
What happens tomorrow?
A normal timer:
Same dance. New hours. Nothing accumulates.
Outputly:
The grid fills. The streak grows. The proof compounds.B
One forgets. One remembers.
How It Works
Three steps. No room to hide.
Step 1
Write the one thing that counts as done
The commitment locks before the session starts. No last-minute scope drift, no rewriting the story after the work is over.
New Session
What will you ship?
One concrete deliverable. Once the clock starts, this is locked and graded against what you submit.
Wire checkout flow end-to-end.
Duration
Step 2
The clock keeps score against what you declared
The timer is calm, but the promise is sharp. The point is not staying busy. The point is finishing the thing you named.
Session #142
Wire checkout flow end-to-end.
12:30
Stay inside the line you declared.
Step 3
Your session gets a verdict sharp enough to mean something
When you really land it, the result feels worth posting. When you miss, it says so plainly.
Session Verdict
“Mostly there. Scope held.”
B
The checkout path landed cleanly, and the rough edges stayed small enough to fix later. The work shipped with one missing polish pass, not a missing core.
What held
Checkout flow worked end-to-end with a real button state.
What slipped
Legal footer and webhook notes still needed one final pass.
The Last Year
A year of work, one image.
Every C-or-higher session lights a square. The grid is yours to fill, or fail to fill.
The Last Year
299
days shipped
381
sessions
26
longest run
Public Profile
Your shipping log, public.
Optional. But every public profile is a small marketing surface for your own work.
Sushi
@sushi
Building a CRM for boutique architecture firms. Mostly shipping, sometimes spiraling.
12
Current streak
21
Longest streak
The Last Year
299
days shipped
381
sessions
26
longest run
Proof
The poster should be worth posting.
These are examples of shipped sessions. The fail state exists too, but it is not the one people rush to share.
Verdict card
A
Closed the landing rewrite and tightened mobile hierarchy before midnight.
Verdict card
B
Finished onboarding, left one analytics gap, still shipped the useful part.
Verdict card
C
The scope widened late, but the core interaction still made it out.
Verdict card
D
Called checkout done before the button was truly live.
The Grade System
A scale for shipped work, with one hard fail state.
A
You said it. You shipped it. Rare.
B
Matched the promise with a minor slip.
C
Mostly there. Scope crept a little.
D
Useful work landed, but not cleanly enough.
F
Called it shipped before it was.
F is reserved for calling it done before it was.
Lifetime
One price. The whole system.
Launch price. First 100 buyers.
- Unlimited sessions
- Lock commitments before the timer starts
- AI review, verdicts, and grades
- Full shipping log + heatmap
- Weekly and monthly recaps
- Grade-weighted streaks
- Public profile and share posters
- Every future update
No subscription. One purchase. Future updates included.
FAQ
A few blunt answers.
Is this another Pomodoro app?+
Not really. Pomodoro helps you stay on task. Outputly is about whether the thing you named actually got finished.
Why does the grade feel harsh?+
Because a flattering score is useless. If the verdict is going to mean anything, it has to be willing to call the miss a miss.
What gets counted in the heatmap?+
Only sessions that clear the line count. Starting a timer does nothing on its own. Finishing something does.
Can I keep my profile private?+
Yes. Public sharing is optional, and you can decide which parts show up if you do turn it on.
Why buy it once?+
Because I don't want this to feel like rent. You buy it once, you use the whole thing, and future updates stay included.
Your next session is a statement.
Make it one worth posting.