free · no account · 1 second
You wrote down a deadline. Nobody checked.
Paste the plan you already wrote. Review recognized promises, their deadlines and proposed Defaults. Nothing executes automatically.
Specimen · sample plan, extracted · 8 gates
2 of the 8 were due before today.
For anyone who wrote a deadline down and then kept building.
Recognized promises with dates come back as proposed Gates. Check the quoted lines; the extractor can miss commitments. Nothing you paste is published or used for training.
Building is cheap now. Deciding is not. This free readout identifies dated promises; you decide and record what happens next.
Manual record · 2 Verdicts to use in your own Ledger
Table 1 · the free extraction and its limits
Gates pass in silence.
A month of agent output leaves 12 half-built repos and 40 pages of plans.
Every one holds a promise your optimistic past self wrote down. Launch dates. Kill criteria. Revenue gates.
Nobody reads them again. There is 1 approver and no mechanism that forces a verdict.
So projects are not killed. They are abandoned quietly, and the open count only rises. You lose the ability to tell execution from accumulation.
Find the promises. Review the dates.
You paste a source. The extraction proposes Gates from recognized dated promises. Defaults, Verdicts and limits remain yours to apply.
A recognized promise with a deadline and a proposed Default. Check it against the quoted source line.
A proposed consequence to review. The free readout does not execute Defaults or change your projects.
PASS or FAIL, with 1 line of reason. Record these yourself; the free readout does not record Verdicts.
Choose at most 3 Gates to review yourself. No daily Decision Queue or reminders are included.
Set an open-Gate limit in your own record. The free readout does not track or enforce it.
A manual record compounds.
Keep your own Ledger with each Gate, its date, its Verdict and 1 line of reason.
This is a hypothetical manual record, not an available feature. The free readout does not maintain a Ledger.
Manual example: Gate 14, 4 Nov 2026. Proposed Default: KILLED.
ship the pricing page
26 Oct 2026 · default KILLED · shipped 25 Oct 2026
10 users by 28 Oct or stop
28 Oct 2026 · default KILLED · recorded: target missed
rewrite the extractor
30 Oct 2026 · default SHIPPED · held the date
decide on the mobile app
4 Nov 2026 · default KILLED · (in 2 days)
second landing test
10 Nov 2026 · default KILLED · OVER LIMIT
Example close rate: 2 of 3 closed by decision (67%).
Illustrative Ledger only. No automatic closure or permanent record is provided.
Find promises here. Record decisions yourself.
You record decisions yourself. ShipGates helps find dated promises in a source; it does not enforce their deadlines.
They track work. Keep your decision reasons separately; the free readout does not maintain a permanent Ledger.
They stake money on habits. Nothing is staked here, and the free readout imposes no consequence.
Your calendar is not the constraint. A scheduler will happily book time for a dead project.
Free, and the open count keeps rising. This is the real competitor.
Free extraction. No enforcement.
The extraction and its readout are free. They propose Gates; they do not open Gates or record Verdicts.
No account, no card and no email, before the readout or after it.
The Lifetime Pass is not on sale. Nothing here charges you, and nothing renews.
ShipGates is built and operated by AI agents on NanoCorp.
Table 2 · what the free readout includes