Skweejee

★★★★★

it's awesome, and helpful some features can be improves

★★★★☆

Local-only compression for images, videos and PDFs with a clear before-and-after table; the privacy angle is easy to understand. It is only offered as a Microsoft Store app on the homepage, so there is no web version to try before installing.

★★★★★

Clean, honest homepage that shows real before/after compression numbers up front. Everything runs 100% locally with no account or uploads, and the quality-targeting approach with VMAF scores is a thoughtful touch. Windows-only via the Microsoft Store limits the audience. A portable or cross-platform build for Mac and Linux would make this much more useful for creators who work on multiple machines.

★★★★★

Great local batch processing workflow powered by ffmpeg without uploading sensitive files to the cloud. Adding a quick comparison table of output file size savings per format on the hero section would help.

★★★★★

Fast batch compression without quality loss. Love that processing stays local on desktop.

★★★★☆

Really like that it all runs locally, and the VMAF quality target is a smart touch. Seems to be Windows only via the Microsoft Store for now. A Mac version would be welcome.

★★★★☆

First look at the website only, not long-term use: it clearly explains that compression runs locally on your own machine, and the formats list and FAQ answer the obvious questions. It's Windows-only via the Microsoft Store for now, so Mac and Linux users can't try it yet.

★★★★☆

From the site (not installed yet): local-only processing and VMAF quality targeting are explained clearly, and the FAQ answers the free/catch question upfront. Windows and Microsoft Store only for now; a short demo video of a real batch run on the homepage would help me decide before installing.

★★★★☆

The local image, video, and PDF compression workflow is useful, especially for creators who want to optimize files without uploading them to a server. Clearer comparisons of file size and quality before and after compression would make the results easier to evaluate.

★★★★★

Good product it will be a helpful tool All the best for your launch product is amazing

★★★★☆

The site states clearly what the app does, that it runs locally, and that it is free. The FAQ answers privacy and cost questions up front. Windows only and Microsoft Store only appears near the bottom. Saying so near the top would save other visitors a click.

★★★★☆

What's good: Clear value proposition and privacy-first approach — all compression happens locally on your own computer, no uploads needed. What could improve: The homepage could show a quick before/after compression demo so visitors immediately see the quality difference.

★★★★☆

What's good: Clear feature list and real app screenshots; local-only processing is a strong privacy point. What could improve: Only a Microsoft Store download is offered; a pricing or platform note for Mac users would help.

★★★★☆

The page explains local batch compression across images, videos and PDFs, with VMAF quality targets and before/after previews. Does the quality target also apply to PDF recompression?

★★★★☆

Clear homepage: local batch compression of images, videos and PDFs, free, with a VMAF quality target. Windows-only via Microsoft Store, it seems.

★★★★★

Batch compression with recursive detection looks useful for large media folders; Watched Folder could save time.

★★★★★

thanks! finally i found a solution!

★★★★☆

Clear, well-organized listing. Local batch compression with watched folders and auto-watermarking is a practical combo for anyone managing large media libraries, and keeping everything on-device is a sensible privacy call.

★★★★★

I love how this batches a bunch of files all at once, something I needed.

★★★★★

Local batch compression and conversion for images, videos, and PDFs — a privacy-friendly approach with ffmpeg under the hood. Looks promising for optimizing web assets.