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Every app you quit went quiet when you stopped. Swing speaks up. Zeus messages you on WhatsApp until you're back. Then he backs off.
Free to start. No card. Chrome and iPhone.
One bad week and it went quiet. So you added another app. Now your week lives in five of them. The guilt lives in you.
You don’t need another app. You need one that acts when you stop.
Swing keeps your whole week in one place, so it sees all of it. It knows when you go quiet. And it does something about it.
It leaves your head the second it lands. Type it, say it, or send Zeus a voice note from the gym.
Three things a day, not thirty. Work and life stay separate, deep work lands in your sharpest hours, and your calendar agrees with the plan.
Go quiet and Zeus picks it up. A check-in, then a nudge, then a challenge. He stops the moment you’re back.
Friday pulls in what you did. Your streaks. Your journal. The page is never blank, so the review gets done.
Month two. You lose a Thursday. Nothing resets. Friday, Zeus asks one question. Monday, you’re back. One bad week stops costing you the whole system.
Zeus reads your whole day — what’s done, what’s slipping, what’s next. Talk to him like a person. He updates the app for you.
Same chat in the app and on WhatsApp.
Three things for work. Three for your life. Deep work sits in your sharpest hours. Time with your partner is booked like it matters, because it does. Google Calendar lives in the same view, so you check one place, not five.
A board for every part of the business. A name on every task. Your team opens Swing and knows what today is for — nobody waits to be told. You see all of it without chasing anyone.
An idea lands, you drop it in, you move on. File it later. Tell Zeus your goals once and his advice fits your life, not a template.
A morning check-in. An evening close-out. Prompts, not a blank page. It’s how you catch yourself running on empty before the crash, not after.
Training. Real meals. Sleep. The few habits that keep you running. The ring fills the moment you tick it. When it doesn’t, Zeus asks why. That’s the whole difference.
Friday shows you the truth. What moved. What slipped. What next week needs. You steer the week instead of surviving it — in minutes, on a page that’s never blank.
No invented fans. Real posts, word for word, from the research behind Swing.
“There are two parts to a to-do list: adding items that come up, and noticing items that are listed. I can never remember to do either with anything approaching consistency.”
“Now 1 to do list item turns into 5… and now my list is so much longer and makes the paralysis so much stronger.”
“Some items stayed being written 3 months later — making me feel like shit for not completing it every day for 3 months.”
“I found myself spending more time organising todo items than getting things done.”
“I have never stuck with any to-do app longer than I have with Finch. Sadly, I lost my way almost two months ago and I haven’t been able to get it back.”
“Burnout as a solopreneur is sneaky because no one’s there to tap you on the shoulder.”
The next voice here should be yours. Early users are running their weeks on Swing right now. When someone falls off and Zeus gets them back, their words land here. With their name.
Get early accessEvery quote is real, word for word. They come from the 23,053 voices we studied to build Swing.
The planner is free forever. Pay only when you want the coach. Pro costs less than most habit apps — and replaces three of them.
You don’t start empty. Pick a template and your projects, tasks and habits drop in on day one — built from years inside 8-figure companies. Delete what you don’t want. That’s the point.
The system
Forever. No card, ever.
The system + the coach
per month, billed yearly.
$13.49 month to month.
For heavy Zeus users
per month, billed yearly.
$30.49 month to month.
These are launch prices. Everyone on the list hears from us before anything is charged.
Honestly? The odds are against every app. But here’s the one difference. The apps you quit went quiet when you slipped. Swing speaks up. Zeus keeps you accountable until you’re back, then backs off. And if it still doesn’t stick, you’ve lost nothing. The planner is free.
Today, Tasks, Notes and Journal. Chrome and iPhone, synced, forever, no card. Habits, the Weekly Review and Zeus are the paid part. You get a week of Pro to try the coach first.
In your own Google account. It syncs live between your devices. Locked notes stay hidden from all AI. We never sell your data. We never train on it.
Only about habits you chose. He stops the second you tick it done. Miss the whole day? He drops it by evening. No guilt trips.
Both beat Swing at what they’re built for. Neither runs your gym streak, your journal and your Friday review. And neither says a word when you quietly stop showing up. That’s the gap Swing fills.
Chrome and iPhone are both close to launch. Leave your email and the invite lands the moment it’s live, before it goes public.
I kept starting again. New app, good for a month, then a bad week and nothing there to catch it. I blamed my discipline for years. It wasn’t my discipline — nothing I used ever said a word when I stopped. Swing is what I run my own life on now, and the one thing it does differently is notice. Reply to the invite when it lands. I read everything.
Jordan ThomasFounder, Swing
Landing on the Chrome Web Store shortly. Drop your email and the invite comes the moment it’s live.
One email about the launch. Nothing else.
In private testing before the App Store launch. Drop your email and the invite comes as soon as there’s a public build.
One email about the launch. Nothing else.