You Said You'd: A 100% Local AI Commitment Tracker for Forgetful Friends

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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend *"You Said You'd" * is a local, privacy-first AI commitment tracker. I built this for a friend who is incredibly busy and constantly making casual promises in WhatsApp and Telegram groups ("I'll send you that link tomorrow", "Let's grab lunch next week", "I owe you $20 for the tickets"). Unsurprisingly, these casual commitments get lost in the noise of group chats, leading to forgotten plans and missed IOUs. To solve this, I built a brutalist, retro-themed web application where they can drop in a raw chat export (

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