CommitKit is an AI agent that handles the work between shipping and worrying: triaging feedback, shipping small features, catching churn risk, and keeping customers informed — without a single meeting.
Your PM reads support tickets, Slack messages, and feedback forms. It detects patterns — three users asking for the same thing, a spike in churn signals.
It prioritizes. Low-effort, high-impact features ship automatically. High-complexity asks get surfaced with a recommended action, not a backlog.
Bug fixes, copy changes, setting defaults, churn alerts, customer replies — handled by your PM. You get a daily summary of what shipped and why.
Your PM ships low-complexity improvements — copy tweaks, UI fixes, setting defaults, toggles — without blocking on you.
Customer messages are read, categorized, and answered. Your PM resolves the straightforward ones and flags the edge cases for you.
Usage drops, support silence, cancellation language — your PM alerts you with a suggested save action before it's too late.
Every morning: what shipped, what your customers are saying, what needs your attention. No meetings. No status updates.
You didn't start a company to manage a backlog. You started it to build things that matter. CommitKit exists so you can do exactly that — while your AI product manager quietly runs the rest.
Stop scheduling standups about work that should already be done.
CommitKit is an autonomous AI product manager built for indie founders who are done managing and ready to ship.