Christian

Most of us already think out loud. While walking, driving, shower thoughts. Voice memos everywhere. The problem isn’t capturing thoughts. It’s processing them. That’s why we built Sway (swayvoice.app). You speak and Sway turns it into structure. Now you can: – Continue your thinking – Ask for a second perspective of your thoughts – Structure decisions – Paste text and refine it It’s slowly...

When we launched Sway, it was simple: Speak your thoughts and get structure. Since then, something shifted. Sway is no longer just structuring. It’s helping extend thinking. Here’s what changed: • Continue your thoughts • Second perspective • Decisions mode • Text + Voice input • Output language control It’s becoming less of a summarizer and more of a thinking companion. We’re building toward...

When we launched Sway here, the idea was simple: To speak out your thoughts and get structure. Since then, a lot has happened. We shipped quite a few features. But what’s been more interesting to me is how people actually use it. A few things surprised us. First: People don’t speak like they type. Voice is messy, circular, emotional and sometimes contradictory. And when it gets structured, it...

After launching Sway on Product Hunt, we read every single comment. Some of you loved the simplicity. Some asked for more depth. Some wanted Sway to go further. So we built further. Here’s what’s new: 1. Continue Your Thoughts Inspired by a comment from this community. Sway can now help you go deeper after your first reflection. Instead of stopping at a summary, it gently extends your thinking,...

After launching Sway on Product Hunt, we read every single comment. Some of you were excited. Some curious. Some skeptical. That was good. Because Sway is built for reflective thinking and that starts with us. Here’s what we changed based on your feedback: 1. A clear “How Sway listens” page We realized something important: Some early users hesitated to record because they weren’t sure how their...