Ask about your meetings from your phone.
Peachy has no phone app, and doesn't need one. Every meeting is a file in a folder you chose. Put that folder somewhere your phone can reach and your AI there can answer from it, the same files your desktop AI reads at home.
The one move: sync the folder
Peachy writes into one folder, the one under Settings › Files. If that folder is inside iCloud Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive, every meeting file is on your phone within a minute of landing, without Peachy doing anything. The footer tells you the truth about it: Synced · iCloud Drive means every file is current; Syncing 3 files means some are still on their way; On this Mac only means the folder is not in any synced place yet.
To move it: Settings › Files › Change, and pick a folder inside iCloud Drive (or your Dropbox or Google Drive folder). Peachy keeps writing there from the next meeting on; the files already written come along if you move them into the new folder in Finder.
- Settings › Files › Change. Pick a folder inside iCloud Drive.
- Wait for the footer to say Synced · iCloud Drive.
- On the phone, the folder is in the Files app under iCloud Drive.
iCloud Drive, then Claude on your phone
In the Claude app, attach the meeting files you want to ask about from the Files picker (iCloud Drive › your Peachy folder) and ask. A meeting file is small, plain markdown, and carries the date, the people and every speaker turn, so an answer can cite the meeting and the line.
For a standing connection instead of attaching files each time, use the connector your AI offers for the drive you chose. Which connectors exist changes month to month and is the AI's documentation to describe, not ours.
Dropbox and Google Drive
The same recipe: put the Peachy folder inside the drive's folder on your Mac (Dropbox and Google Drive both mount one under your home folder or under Library › CloudStorage). The footer reads In Dropbox or In Google Drive, because macOS does not report those providers' sync state to apps; check the drive's own icon for the file's state.
On the phone, your AI's Dropbox or Google Drive connector reaches the folder directly, and can search across every meeting in it.
What this is not
It isn't a Peachy cloud. No Peachy server ever holds your meetings; the drive you already pay for does the carrying, under its terms, and the files are readable by anything that opens text. It isn't a phone app that records: recording happens on the Mac, with the consent cue in the room.
We have written this recipe and we are running it ourselves. The page will carry a screenshot of a real answer on a real phone once it has; until then, treat the steps as the plan, not the proof.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Peachy have an iPhone app?
- No. The folder is the bridge, and a phone app is built only if people ask from their phones and want more than the folder gives them.
- Is my meeting content sent to Peachy?
- Never. It goes from your Mac to your drive to your phone, all yours. The one exception is the assistant that writes the notes, which sends the transcript text to Anthropic through Peachy once per meeting, and only if it is on.
- Which folder should I pick?
- One that syncs and that you would keep if Peachy disappeared tomorrow. iCloud Drive is the simplest on a Mac you own; a work Mac may prefer the drive your company already runs.
- Can I ask across all my meetings, not one file?
- With a drive connector, yes: it searches the folder. Attaching files one at a time answers about those files only.
Pick a folder that syncs
Download Peachy, choose a folder inside iCloud Drive, and the next meeting you take is on your phone a minute after it ends.