Song Sweeper

Denis Yaremenko, Elvis Bueno, Lina Pok, Grady Gaugler, Yotam Dahan, Aya Vlasoff, and Alexandr Kerya looked at their music libraries one day and said "nope, not doing this manually." Seven people. SEVEN. That's more founders than most startups have employees. They built Song Sweeper because you apparently cannot go five years without your music collection turning into a graveyard of duplicate files across Spotify, Apple Music, your local drives, and that one USB stick you forgot about.

Here's the thing about music collections—they grow messy no matter how careful you are. You add a song on your phone, then it shows up again when you upload your library, then there's the version from that playlist you imported in 2019. Before you know it, you have "Song Name" and "Song Name (1)" and "Song Name - Copy" and you're questioning your will to live. Song Sweeper just removes the duplicates and keeps your library clean. That's it. That's the whole product. And honestly? Sometimes simple is exactly what you need.

Seven people from different backgrounds built a tool that solves one specific problem extremely well. No AI jargon, no "we're revolutionizing the music industry," just a tool that works. In a world full of feature-creeping bloatware, Song Sweeper is refreshingly focused.