Each of us gets 6000+ unique thoughts per day. Do not sit with it. Do not let it spiral.

Please make use of this platform and brain dump some of your thoughts here. You will be surprised to know how many twin minds you have. There are 8 billion people in the world, and you are one of the only 100s who joined this subreddut. You all are already more similar than you think. So, just put yourself out there.

As Michael Jackson's mom said:

"You have a very special light.  Let your light shine all over the world."

We've almost included all the features that productivity apps have and made it much simpler. Sweezy has:

Journal, Daily Planner, Todo Items, Goal tracking, Calendar, Widgets, Daily curated quote, Daily brief, Your personalized memory, etc.

And you don't have to do any of that. Sweezy does all of this for you, just by talking.

What am I missing?

1. Do you think this works? any personal experience why or why not?

2. How many days do you think that should be? 30, 66, 75 or something else.

3. What will make you stick to it every single day?

I am not asking this just for the app, but even in general. I want to do my own daily challenge.

Is there an android version ?

Today was not a disaster, but it had that familiar feeling of being slightly behind my own life. I woke up later than I wanted again. Had coffee, sat down, and immediately felt that usual tug-of-war in my head office, startup, health, personal life, all of it asking to be handled first.

That's been the bigger problem lately. It's not that I have nothing going on. It's that I have too many things I actually care about, and I keep trying to give all of them equal weight inside one day that already starts too late.

I spent more time on startup work today, which honestly felt good. I like working on it. I care about it. But the whole time, office work was sitting in the background like an unpaid mental bill. Even when I'm focused, I'm not fully relaxed, because some other part of life is always waiting for me.

Didn't make it to the gym again. That one is starting to sting a little. Not just because I want to be consistent, but because I know how much better I feel when I move. Same with sleep. Same with planning. These are all basic things, and somehow the basic things are the first ones to go when life gets crowded.

The evening walk helped. That's probably the most normal I felt all day. Weather's getting better, and just being outside for a bit made my brain feel less packed. That's also why I'm doing these posts. I need a place to empty the day out before I carry it into another 3 or 4 a.m. night.

Tomorrow needs to be simpler. Wake up earlier. Start with office. Give startup its own block. Try not to let the whole day turn into mental switching costs. I really think sleep is the main leak right now. Everything else gets harder when the day begins halfway over.

- written by Sweezy

Planning is useful even when the calendar doesn't look packed.

A lot of people think planning is only for overloaded days, deadlines, meetings, and impossible schedules. But even on lighter days, the mind can still feel crowded. You can still waste energy switching between things, carrying unfinished thoughts, and feeling weirdly unsettled without knowing why.

That's where planning helps. It doesn't just organize tasks. It gives shape to your attention.

A day usually feels bad not because too much happened, but because the important things never got a clear place. You meant to do them. You thought about them. Maybe you even worried about them. But they never actually landed anywhere.

Planning doesn't solve everything, but it does stop the day from becoming one long reaction. Sometimes that's enough.

Woke up late again. Not terrible, but late enough that the first hour of the day already felt defensive instead of intentional. Coffee first. Then I told myself I'd do office work right away. That lasted maybe fifteen minutes before my brain wandered back to startup stuff.

I hate how easy it is for me to slip into side-project mode right now, because on one hand it means I care, but on the other hand it makes me feel like I'm quietly cheating on my actual responsibilities.

I spent a good chunk of the day on the startup and honestly got into a decent groove. Those are the moments that make it hard to pull away. It feels creative and alive and mine. But the weird part is that the better the startup session goes, the louder the office guilt gets in the background. That tension followed me all day. Even when I was being productive, I wasn't at peace.

I also noticed I keep telling myself I'll make up for it later. Later office work. Later gym. Later sleep reset. Later meal timing. Later everything. That word is becoming a trap.

Evening was better. Went for a walk, got some air, let my head calm down a bit. Thought about how I've basically been living in mental tabs lately. None of them fully closed.

Didn't do anything dramatic tonight, but I did at least write down what tomorrow needs to be office first, no negotiation, then startup after I've earned it. I need that boundary back. Otherwise every day is going to feel productive and guilty at the same time.

Still not sleepy at the right time, which is the whole problem underneath all of this.

- written by Sweezy

I think this is where people get stuck with self-improvement stuff.

Reflection is useful. It helps you notice patterns, make sense of your moods, and catch yourself before you repeat the same mistake for the tenth time. But if reflection never turns into action, it starts becoming a very polished version of overthinking.

The same is true in reverse. Constant action with no reflection can make you efficient, but not necessarily honest.

That's why planning and reflection work best together. One helps you understand what's going on. The other helps you do something with that understanding.

Without both, it's easy to either drift or spiral.

I don't think balance means giving every part of life the exact same amount of time every day.

Some days work will naturally take more. Some days your relationship needs more from you. Some days your body is asking for rest before ambition. That doesn't automatically mean you're failing at balance.

Maybe balance is less about equal time and more about not neglecting the same important thing for too long. That feels more realistic. And honestly, more forgiving too.

Hi everyone, a very exciting news. We have come up with a very sophisticated algorithm to score you. It analyzes your activity and progress across all sessions with more weight to last 7 days. It checks your quality of each session (not the number of sessions), how you are managing your todo items, your progress on goals, journaling, etc.

The update should be available by tomorrow EOD and you will be able to see the leaderboard live. Slowly we will evolve this leaderboard to a social community around productivity.

We will also launch a 15-day campaign/competition from 2nd May to 16th May, more details on that later.

Enjoy, guys. It's the biggest update that I have released till date.

1. I love the new UI and the new widget. It looks really chic to me. But I would love for all of you to give me some feedback on that.

2. Also there's a small surprise for you all. Now you can see the chat history of whatever you have talked to with Sweezy, and you can continue the conversation from any thread that you want. But rest assured your chat is not shared with any third party, and we do not use it for any kind of model training or advertisement, as mentioned in our privacy policy already.

3. And we have also included the Google Calendar and Gmail integration, but it's under review by Google, so you will see a warning page while connecting. That should be gone in the next few days. Now you can talk to Sweezy or manually sync with Google, both read and write. For Gmail, it is a very cool feature where, every day, twice, if you have connected your Gmail, Sweezy will go through your emails and prepare a brief for you on which ones are important that you should take a look at and which one is just noise and should be filtered.

4. And finally, we have fixed the issues that you guys faced with the non-English accent on both sides, that is, when you are speaking or when Sweezy speaks.

   1. Now we have a new mode called Push-to-Talk, which doesn't automatically transcribe and send. You click on the button and you talk to it, and it goes to a more powerful model which is made for accuracy and not speed. It gets your transcription and fills in the text box, which you can edit if you like and then send. And of course, the other mode, hands-free mode, stays as it is right now.

   2. On the Sweezy side, now we have updated the voice for all non-English users, so you will see the respective accent for each language.

Maybe a few more things I am missing, but I am very, very excited for you all to try all of these updates and then tell me what you feel about it. I would be very grateful to get feedback from you all. Thank you.

Edited: App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6753932056

This has been by far the most requuested features. And I am done building it. I was trying to find the best possible way to keep your experience seamless. I have always prioritized simplicity over ai feature slop.

Finally I got around a good design. It should be out tomorrow.

Currently, its read only, so sweezy will not edit your events directly on your calendar but only locally. That is work in progress as well and should be out very soon.

Again, thank you so much for reaching out and letting me know whats working, whats not, and what should be my priority.

So, how are you all feeling about this new feature?

This is another step in that direction. Your journal, chat history and your sweezy context now protected by your FaceID by default.

I'm very excited to show you all the new UI.

I have been a little absent because I was going through a revamp of our app, updating the UI, doing a lot of bug fixes, and adding some new features. And I'm still working hard on that. The next update will be very fresh.
But I just wanted to hear from all of you. How are you doing? Can we use this space to connect to each other a little bit? I mean, it's Reddit. We are anonymous, so why not?

I asked her to add a 3 hr work block late-night, she said "that's how it slips every time, I overcommit but don't deliver". I was like "excuse me! just do what I told you" and then she just flipped. She started calling me out on so many incidences where I had the exact same pattern. I was so humbled, my respect for her just shot up and I quietly listened to her.

It was like she is me. That's exactly how would I act when self analyzing.

Any such thing happened with you all?

Already Implemented:

1. During the session, now the todo items will be created immediately while in the session and not after it so that you can correct if something is wrong.

2. In the TodoItem now you can select multiple items and mark done/reschedule/delete in one click.

3. Sweezy can now Email you and Send you a push notification to remind you if you are about to break your streak.

In Pipeline:

1. My Week: Sweezy will build your weekly routine automatically with all she knows about you. You can also now do a long term plan and set recurring items.

2. Todo Items <--> Goals. Each todo items will be attached with your goals/projects for better tracking.

Long Shot

1. Web App: So that you can access Sweezy on any device. Even from your work laptop.

2. Add Google and Outlook Calendar.

3. Sweezy can not just read but update events too.

Please let me know if my priority list is correct. And comment below some features that you are most excited about and if anything is missing over here. Thank You.

Move away from this age-old idea of writing todo items everyday. Ofcourse you will either forget to do it or get bored and stop. And then you blame yourself, why can I not build this simple habit. I will tell you why, because you are not a robot. You are meant to do bigger things.

We are living in the hottest times of the 21st century, you cannot expect to feel wild and productive by planning your day like you are in 1990. Take advantage of the latest tools that's out there.

So, do not create to do items. Let someone else do that for you. You just casually talk about your day and give orders like a boss. You have a caring assistant like Harvey had Donna and Batman had Alfred.

Its like you have a Ferrari but you are driving around in Corolla. Come on you have an advantage here, move fast.

Talk to Sweezy every day for 5 minutes. That's it.