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Growth · January 1, 2026

I built a tool to save and version-control my thinking from ChatGPT

I was frustrated with how I share ideas online. LinkedIn/X forces you to compress everything into hot takes. Research papers require months of work. And posting on social media increasingly feels like trying on outfits in ChatGPT until you find one that "fits" – performance over genuine thinking. I wanted something in between. A place where: - Half-formed ideas are okay - Thinking evolves over time (with revision history) - Garbage gets pruned naturally through format itself and status tracking (exploring → resolved → abandoned) So I built Kwegg. How it works: 1. You're in ChatGPT or…

I built a tool to save and version-control my thinking from ChatGPT launched on January 1, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,609 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Think out loud. Publicly. Get smarter together. Share your reasoning, not just your conclusions.

No public thoughts yet. Create one using ChatGPT or Claude with the Kweggfrom kwegg.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

I was frustrated with how I share ideas online. LinkedIn/X forces you to compress everything into hot takes. Research papers require months of work. And posting on social media increasingly feels like trying on outfits in ChatGPT until you find one that "fits" – performance over genuine thinking. I wanted…

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