Every meeting, handed to the AI you already use. It preps the follow-ups. You just review them.
Files on your Mac
Unlimited transcription during the beta Mac only
Recorded on your Mac. Your desktop AI reads it in place, and it syncs wherever you keep it.
Priya: Push the launch a week rather than ship it thin.
Participant: There's no folder. It just went into the app.
Marcus: Search is out to staging. Nothing broke overnight.
You and the room, on separate channels.
One clean file. Same shape every time.
Your desktop AI turns talk into work.
One clean markdown file per meeting, same shape every time. Not a summary. The actual words, speaker by speaker, ready for your agent.
~/iCloud Drive/Peachy/
Meetings end. What you decided in them shouldn't. Peachy keeps every one as plain text you own, so it's there whenever your AI needs it.
Point your AI at the folder and ask. Prep my week. Pull every decision from the last month. Draft the follow-ups from this morning's call. Your agent does the work. You review it. And the files are yours to keep, never in their cloud.
Connect your calendar. Peachy catches each call as it starts. Nothing to remember.
A live transcript as you talk. When it ends, the file lands in your folder, labeled by speaker.
Point Claude on your Mac at your folder. Peachy writes the connection for you. Other tools read the plain files too.
Ask across every meeting. Decisions, follow-ups, drafts, ready to review.
Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. No bot joins the call.
A plain folder. It syncs wherever that folder syncs. iCloud, Dropbox, your pick.
Your desktop AI reads the folder directly. No export, no copy-paste. Browser AI? Mirror your folder to Dropbox and connect there.
The audio does, to be transcribed. It goes to Deepgram, a cloud speech service. We never retain it.
The transcripts never reach us. They go straight to your folder. There's no Peachy server with your meetings on it, and if a transcription fails, you get a clear placeholder and a Retry, never a made-up one.
The rest is in the privacy policy.
Nothing. They're plain markdown files in your own folder. There's nothing to export.
That's the whole point.
Unlimited transcription during the beta. No credit card, no meeting count, no clock.
There'll be a paid tier eventually. You'll never be charged to open a file you already have.
Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. Your mic and your Mac's audio record on separate channels, so your words are never mixed up with theirs.
Some Google Workspace admins restrict calendar connections, so check with yours.
No. No extra participant, no notification. Peachy records from your Mac, the way a voice memo would.
Mac only. macOS 14.2 or later, Apple Silicon. Native, not a web app in a wrapper.
Your desktop AI reads your folder directly: Claude Desktop, Claude Cowork, and Claude Code all read your files in place, no export step. What your AI sends to its own service is governed by your AI, not Peachy. A browser AI (claude.ai in a tab, ChatGPT or Gemini on the web) can't read a local folder. That's a limit of the browser, not Peachy.
If you live in a browser AI, mirror your folder to Dropbox and connect it there.
Ask your AI to do the work. Point it at the folder and ask it to prep your week, pull every decision from the last month, or draft the follow-ups from this morning's call. Search them in Spotlight, open one in any editor.
Peachy itself runs no AI on your meetings. Your agent does.
Peachy is in private beta, kept small on purpose. Unlimited transcription, no credit card. Ask for an invite and we'll send you the build. All we want back is honest feedback.