Developer Builds Git-Inspired App to Track Life Decisions and Score Judgment Over Time

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A developer has created Forkcast, an app that applies Git version-control concepts to personal decision-making. Users can log major life choices as decision 'branches,' record predictions with confidence levels before committing to a path, and return later to score how the outcome actually played out. The tool is designed to build a trackable record of a person's judgment over time, revealing patterns such as overconfidence in certain areas. The Git metaphor maps directly onto the decision lifecycle: branching for options, committing for predictions, merging for the chosen path, and diffing to compare expected versus actual results. The developer says the goal is to bring accountability and self-awareness to decisions the way version control brings accountability to code.

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