Reclaiming your time from the work of feeding context to machines

You know the feeling.

When you open a new AI session and paste in the same context as yesterday. The project, the constraints, the decisions you already made. Copy, paste, explain, explain again.

The answer comes back confident and slightly wrong, because it was missing something.

So you fix it yourself.

None of this was the plan.

AI made it cheap to start and create, so we start and create more and more. The ceiling on what one person could take on went straight up.

But AI memory is lossy.

So the remembering fell to you. You became the courier between machines that will never meet.

Good colleagues don't need a briefing.

The ones who were in the room don't ask what the client wants. They were there when the client said it. You don't hand them context. You ask a question, and they answer.

Software can work that way. It has to be in the room, and it has to leave what it heard somewhere you can reach.

So we're building tools that keep your context in your hands. Starting with meetings, because that's where most of it gets said and lost.

Peachy records your meetings into plain files on your Mac. Human and agent readable. Ask across all of them, in whatever AI you use.

That's where we start.

Your context should be yours.

Not rented. Not behind someone's login. Not gone when you stop paying.

Keep your own notes. Save the transcript from the last call. Put your decisions somewhere your AI can read them. Context you keep is context you stop re-explaining.

We just got tired of doing it by hand.

Peachy is invite-only and small on purpose. We'd rather get this right for a few people than big for nobody.

You've been carrying it long enough.

Put it down. Put it down. Put it down.