I Built a Git-Based Decision Tracker — Branch Your Life Choices, Commit Predictions, and Let Time Score Your Judgment

Every developer knows the power of git branch. You experiment without fear, revert mistakes, and merge only what works. But what if you could do the same thing with life decisions? That's exactly what I built. And it's called Forkcast. The Problem Nobody Talks About We all face major crossroads: Should I take this job offer or stay? Should I learn Rust or Go next? Should I co-found this startup or keep freelancing? Should I move cities for that opportunity? We make these calls based on gut feeling, maybe a pros/cons list, and then... we never look back to evaluate how good our judgment actually was. Think about it. Do you actually know if you're a good decision-maker? Or do you just assume you are because you can't remember the bad calls? There's no version control for decisions. No diff. No blame. No history. No accountability. Until now. Introducing Forkcast Forkcast is a decision-tracking app that uses Git metaphors to help you: Branch — C