Decisions, promises, and the thing you both said you'd revisit.
Priya: Let's push the launch a week rather than ship it thin.
You: Then I'll move the deadline and tell the team today.
Priya: Bring me the numbers Thursday and we'll decide for real.
Pull transcripts straight into Claude, GPT or any other tool.
Synced over iCloud. No lock-in, ever.
Unlimited transcription for beta users Mac only
Every one of these ends up as a markdown file in your folder. Same shape, same place, every time.
~/iCloud Drive/Peachy/
Your meetings are where work gets decided. But other recording tools take your data, keep it on their servers, and rent it back to you monthly. Stop paying and it's gone.
We think that's backwards. A record of your own work life should not be a subscription. So Peachy writes each meeting straight to file in a folder you picked, on your Mac, the moment the words are said. No export, no archive request, no “download your data”.
Your data always belongs to you.
Every decision, every promise, every reason why lives in them. Other tools lock all of that in their cloud and rent it back to you. Stop paying, and years of your own context are gone. Peachy writes every meeting to a file on your Mac. Yours to keep.
Fast, accurate transcription. Then it gets out of the way.
Every meeting is a plain file on your Mac. Point your AI at the folder. Ask anything.
Connect your calendar. Peachy notices each call as it starts.
Words hit the disk as they're spoken, labeled by speaker. You stay in the conversation.
Each transcript is a markdown file in a folder you picked. No Peachy cloud in the middle.
Your meetings never get trapped in an app.
No bot joins the call.
A plain folder. It syncs wherever that folder syncs.
Point your own AI at the folder. Peachy ships an MCP server too.
Other tools count their integrations. When the output is just a file, the file is the integration.
The audio does, to be transcribed. It goes to Deepgram, a cloud speech service. We never retain it.
The transcripts don't. They go straight to your folder. There is no Peachy server with your meetings on it, and a failed transcription gives you a pending stub and a Retry, never an invented one.
The rest is in the privacy policy.
Nothing. They are plain markdown files in your own folder. There is nothing to export from.
That is the whole point.
Unlimited transcription during the beta. No credit card, no meeting count, no clock.
There will be a paid tier eventually. You will 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.
Point Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini at the folder and ask across every meeting you have ever had. Search them in Spotlight, open one in any editor. Peachy ships an MCP server too.
Peachy itself runs no AI on your meetings.
Peachy is in private beta, kept small on purpose. Ask for an invite and we'll send you the build. All we want back is honest feedback.
Unlimited transcription for beta users Mac only
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