Ukrainian Vladislav Archer created the Sweezy mobile app for Ukrainians living in Switzerland. It tries to gather in one place services that may be needed during relocation and adaptation: job and housing search, services, ads, marketplace, CV creation, and other tools.
Ukrainian Vladislav Archer created the Sweezy mobile app for Ukrainians living in Switzerland. It tries to gather in one place services that may be needed during relocation and adaptation: job and housing search, services, ads, marketplace, CV creation, and other tools.
The application is already available in the Ukrainian App Store .
According to the authors' plan, Sweezy should become a kind of digital assistant for Ukrainians in Switzerland. Instead of searching for information and necessary contacts in various services, the user can get several key tools in one application.
Among the announced opportunities are work, housing, services, marketplace, and CV creation. A separate block is dedicated to tools that can help Ukrainians adapt to life in Switzerland.
An interesting detail about this launch is that the author directly calls himself a vibecoder. That is, judging by the author’s positioning, the product was created using a modern approach to development, when a significant part of the work with the code is delegated to AI tools.
