Sweesh
Capture ideas before your brain moves on
Sweesh launched on October 31, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month.
What it does
I'd lose my ideas while watching podcasts, during a Spotify jam, scrolling at 2 AM. Not because I wasn't trying to remember. Because by the time I opened my notes app, unlocked my phone, and started typing, the idea had already dissolved. So I made Sweesh, It runs on your machine. Transcriptions stay local, API keys stay encrypted, nothing hits my servers. You bring your own key, so no limits, no fees, no restrictions. Your data never leaves your device. Zero collection, full control.
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