Terms
Last updated 3 August 2026
Peachy is an invite-only beta for macOS. These terms are short because the arrangement is simple: you record your own meetings, the transcripts are your files, and we make no promises we can't keep about software this young.
Use Peachy for meetings you're allowed to record. Your transcripts are yours. The beta is free and may break. We can end your access, and you can stop any time — and your files stay with you either way.
Peachy is available by invite during the beta. You need a valid invite code, and you must be old enough to enter a contract where you live (and at least 13). Don't share your invite code — it meters usage against a limited pool.
We claim no ownership of your recordings, transcripts, or notes. Transcripts are written as
.md files in a folder you choose on your Mac. We don't store them, can't read them,
and never use your content to train models. What leaves your Mac and what doesn't is documented
exhaustively in the privacy policy.
Recording-consent laws vary, and some places require every participant to agree. Peachy gives you the tools; complying with the law where you are is on you. Tell people you're recording. Don't use Peachy to record anyone covertly or unlawfully — that's the one use we'll cut off access for.
Peachy is pre-1.0 and provided as is. It may crash, miss a recording, or transcribe imperfectly. Don't rely on it as the sole record of anything that matters — keep your own notes for meetings with real consequences. To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim warranties and are not liable for lost recordings, lost data, or losses arising from your use of the beta. Nothing here limits liability that can't legally be limited.
Meeting transcription is performed by Deepgram, and Google Calendar sync (if you connect it) is governed by Google's own terms. Those providers have their own terms and retention policies — review them if your work requires it.
The beta is free, with a limited allowance of transcription credits per invite. If Peachy becomes a paid product, we'll say so clearly before anyone is charged — no silent conversion to a paid plan.
You can stop using Peachy at any time; delete the app and your files remain yours, on your Mac. We may suspend or end an invite — for the misuse above, or simply because a beta phase is over — and we'll try to give notice when we can. Losing access never takes your transcripts with it; they're ordinary files that were never on our servers.
Material changes get a new "last updated" date here and a mention in release notes. Continuing to use Peachy after a change means you accept it.