Commit to a schedule you can keep
A video a week. Two Shorts. A series by Christmas. Add your filming day to your calendar, then sign.
Commit to a video a week, pick your penalty, and check in when it’s live. Skip, and your creator friends hear about it.
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Your audience can’t watch the video stuck in your timeline. Channels grow on consistency, and consistency means shipping before it feels perfect.
“It’s nearly done. I just need to redo the intro. Again.”
“I filmed it three weeks ago. It’s still on the hard drive.”
“I’ll post when I have a really good idea.”
A skipped upload doesn’t hurt this week. It hurts in three years.
When skipping costs something now, hitting upload gets easier.
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A video a week. Two Shorts. A series by Christmas. Add your filming day to your calendar, then sign.
I will publish a new video on my channel every week. I check in by 9:00 pm each Sunday, proven by self check-in and confirmed by Sam (if Sam doesn’t answer within 24 hours of a deadline, my check-in stands). Each missed week costs $20, charged after a 24-hour dispute window. Sam hears about every miss and gets my Skip Message.
Set the price while you’re excited. It’ll be waiting when the edit drags on.
Nothing is charged until a miss stands for 24 hours, so you can always appeal.
Paste your channel’s link once and pick what counts: long videos, Shorts or livestreams. When a video goes public, Skipless sees it and counts it. Or tap Yes, I did it, and let your editor confirm.
The people you picked get a text or email the moment you miss. If the miss stands, your Skip Message follows and any money is charged.
Nobody wants to explain a missed upload to the friend who posted three this month.
Add Skipless to your home screen and it opens like an app. Nothing to download or update.
Losing feels about twice as bad as gaining.1 Timing matters too: University of Chicago researchers found rewards given on the spot lifted test scores, while the same rewards given later did nothing.2 And when Harvard, Yale and Wharton researchers had people write down when they’d act, 13% more followed through.3
Findings from the studies named, not results from Skipless users.
Yes. Paste your channel’s link once and Skipless checks it for you: a video counts when it’s public before your deadline. No sign-in, and no video links to paste.
You decide, like “one long-form video a week” or “two Shorts a week”.
Yes. Choose Accountability partner as your proof and pick your editor. No answer within 24 hours means it counts.
Appeal within 24 hours. Nothing is charged while your appeal is open.
Yes, while Skipless is in beta. After that, one commitment stays free.
Your next upload has a deadline now.
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