Private beta
Get The Peachy Life on
iPhone or Android.
In private beta. Free during the beta, no card needed.
Three steps. That's all.
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Ask.
Your email and your phone. That is all.
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Confirm.
Nothing is sent until you confirm your email.
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Open your invite.
It arrives by email when a spot opens.
Why a private beta?
We're fine-tuning The Peachy Life before it launches, and we'd rather do it with the people who can't wait to use it. Join the beta to get in early, free, and help shape what we polish next.
WHAT YOU NEED
- iPhone or Android
- Email, Google or Apple sign-in Apple on iPhone
- 18 and over
- Free during the beta. No card.
- Wearable optional How health data works
Quick answers.
Is The Peachy Life on the App Store or Google Play?
Not yet. There is no public App Store or Google Play listing, because the app is in a private, invite-only beta on iPhone and Android. You get in by requesting an invite rather than by searching a store. When a public listing exists, it will be linked here first.
Is The Peachy Life free?
It's free during the beta, with no card needed. When we launch publicly, The Peachy Life will be a subscription. We'll tell you the price and what's included before the beta ends, and nothing will charge you unless you choose to subscribe.
When is the public launch?
There is no date to share yet. The public launch will be in Australia first. Until then the app is reachable only through a beta invite.
Can I use The Peachy Life outside Australia?
The beta is not limited by store region, so an invite works wherever you are. The app is built for Australia first, the crisis resources in it are region-aware, and the public store launch will be in Australia before anywhere else.
What happens to my data while the app is in beta?
The same as it will afterwards. Your records are stored in Google Cloud’s Sydney region, encrypted in transit and at rest, and never sold. AI features are optional, and the AI and your data page sets out exactly what leaves your phone, feature by feature.
Is The Peachy Life a medical app?
No. The Peachy Life is a holistic wellness and self-knowledge tool. It is not intended for use as a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, screen for, monitor, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition, and it is not a substitute for professional care. For medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, please speak to a qualified healthcare professional. Crisis resources are always one tap away and never gated. It puts your own data side by side and leaves the conclusions to you.