Your whole life, actually in sync.
Tasks, habits, journaling and weekly reviews — plus Zeus, an AI coach who checks in like a person. One app, synced instantly across Chrome and iPhone.
Tasks, habits, journaling and weekly reviews — plus Zeus, an AI coach who checks in like a person. One app, synced instantly across Chrome and iPhone.
Same account, same day, same data — the second you touch it on either device.
Notion for the plan. Asana for work. A habit tracker. A journal app. A calendar none of them talk to. Swing replaces the whole stack — not with more features, with fewer apps.
Four rituals, one home. Switch between them without ever leaving Swing — or switching apps.
Two lists that never blur into each other, a Someday/Maybe bucket for the ideas that aren't for today, and a real drag-and-drop schedule underneath it all.
Keystone habits you pick during onboarding, a live streak counter, and a habit score ring that updates the second you check something off — on either device.
A morning check-in and an evening close-out, built for real use — mood, gratitude, wins, and an affirmation. No blank page, just prompts.
Not another tab to remember. Close the week, carry over what's unfinished, and set next week's goals before Monday hits — all in one guided ritual.
Zeus lives inside Swing — not a separate app, not a browser tab you forget about. He reads your whole day: what's done, what's slipping, what's next. Talk to him like a person, and he'll actually update the app for you.
His coaching style is built on the people who actually get results — Sam Ovens' strategic clarity, Tony Robbins' fire, David Goggins' discipline, Steven Bartlett's edge, and Jimmy Carr's dry, self-deprecating bite when you need calling out.
Chrome extension and iPhone app, same account, same data. Add a task on your phone and it's already there when you open Chrome.
Miss a habit and Zeus notices — a nudge on your phone that escalates the longer you dodge it, with a real, funny way out.
Write down your goals, your vision, and who you're becoming — Zeus reads it every time you talk, so his advice fits your life, not a template.
Swing's structure follows Getting Things Done — David Allen's system for capturing everything, clarifying what it actually means, and reviewing it on a rhythm. It's been the standard for calm, reliable productivity for two decades. Swing just builds the app GTD never had.
Free to use. No credit card. Sign in with Google and everything syncs from the first tap.
Landing on the Chrome Web Store soon. Drop your email and you'll get an invite the moment it's live.
We'll only email you about Swing's launch.
The iOS app is in private testing before its App Store launch. Drop your email and you'll get an invite the moment a public build is ready.
We'll only email you about Swing's launch.
Yes. Tasks, habits, journaling, weekly reviews, and Zeus are all free to use. No credit card required to get started.
No — either one works fully on its own. Sign in with the same Google account on both and everything syncs automatically, but you can use just one if that's all you need.
Your data is stored in your own Firebase account tied to your Google sign-in, synced in real time between devices. If you never sign in, the Chrome extension works fully offline using local browser storage.
You don't have to rip anything out on day one. Most people start by moving their daily tasks and habits into Swing, since that's the part that was scattered across the most apps, then bring the rest over once it clicks.
No. Zeus only follows up on habits you've set up yourself, and every escalation stops the moment you mark it done. Miss it entirely and the nudges stop by end of day — no guilt-tripping into next week.