Say it in your own words.
“Try padel”, “I want to climb”, “Find great ramen”. Weesh saves the sentence exactly as written. It asks one question only when the plan would be wrong without it, like whether you're new to climbing.
Building now · iPhone first
Every wish gets one real plan near you.
People keep lists of things they've wanted to do for years. Weesh turns each one into a single step you can actually take: a place, a time, a link. And when nothing real fits yet, it says so.
Try it:
‹ Notes
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Someday
- Learn to dance salsa
- Try climbing
- See Japan
- Pottery class???
- Find really good ramen
- Try kayaking
6 wishes · 0 done
The problem
Wishes die in a notes app.
Most people can name five things they have meant to do for years. Try climbing. Learn to dance. See Japan. The next step is usually already for sale nearby: a class, a ticket, a trip. They miss it because they are not searching the week it's bookable. Search answers when you ask. A notes app keeps the sentence. And the wish quietly expires.
Search & AI chat
Answer whatever you type right now.
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Weesh
Remembers the wish you wrote months ago, and brings it back the week it's possible.
The product
From a sentence to a Saturday.
It looks for one real step.
Not ten options. One place that fits the wish, picked from a checked catalog of real venues. Each wish shows an honest status: Searching or Step ready.
Friday, 17:00. Your week arrives.
Three steps, shown like stories. What's ready for your wishes this weekend: the place, how far it is, the hours, and where the info came from.
Go, or pass.
Get directions and go. Or say “too far”, “not this”, “later”, and the wish goes back to looking. Done wishes become your month in review, the thing people share.
The gap
Everyone answers. Nobody holds the wish.
Google Ask Maps, ChatGPTAnswer whatever you type, when you type it.
Fever, Eventbrite, Airbnb ExperiencesShow what has a ticket. You have to go looking.
TimeleftSells one format, dinner with strangers.
Bucket-list appsStore the sentence and stop there.
WeeshStarts from the wish you already wrote. Holds it until one real step exists, then shows exactly that step.Product principles
Built on six promises.
No feed.
There is nothing to scroll. The list is the product. With no wishes, Weesh has nothing to show you.
One step, not ten options.
Choosing is the hard part. One place per wish. Pass on it, and the wish looks again.
“Still looking” is an answer.
If nothing real fits yet, the wish waits. No stand-in suggestion just to look busy.
Japan waits for a real flight.
Big wishes don't get swapped for “visit a museum this weekend”. They wait for a step that actually moves them.
It can't make places up.
The model can only return an id from a checked catalog. Every card shows where its info came from and when.
The list stays on the phone.
No account needed. Wishes and the visit log live on the device. Weesh never books or pays on your behalf.
Make a wish.
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