What it doesn't do.
Some of this is a deliberate design choice. Some of it simply is not built yet. Both are worth saying out loud, because an accountability app that hides its edges is not one.
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No streak you have to keep
Missing a day takes nothing away and tells nobody. Goals can show a streak if you turn one on, and losing it costs you nothing.
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No public failure
There is no wall of who fell off, and no notification telling your circle that you didn't check in.
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No punishment for falling behind
Challenges and creator pages do have leaderboards, ranked on things like completions, submissions and streaks — what you post to a challenge, not your everyday check-ins. Sliding down one costs you nothing. There is no penalty, no strike, and nothing is taken away.
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Nothing to buy
No subscription, no in-app purchase, no paid tier. There is no way to pay for anything in the app today.
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No ads, and no sale of your data
The app carries no advertising, and the privacy policy states plainly that your personal data is not sold. It is linked at the bottom of this page.
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No AI writing for you
A check-in is yours, in your words, and nothing is written for you. Text is screened automatically for safety, and so is every photo you attach — to a check-in, a profile, a circle, a challenge, or a proof record. A proof video is screened by sampling a frame from it.
On court-ordered attendance: people can share their own attendance records with anyone they choose, and those records carry real timestamps. But I WILL is not a compliance or court-reporting system, has no program or officer accounts, and does not verify anyone's identity on behalf of a third party.