Most mood apps give you a chart and leave the meaning to you. Weekly Insights puts how you slept and moved next to how you felt and what you wrote, on one readable page.
Once a week. Each Sunday, The Peachy Life reads your week of mood logs, journal entries, sleep and the other signals you have chosen to share, then writes a short personal report about what stood out in your week. There is no daily report to keep up with.
A report needs enough of your week to say something real: at least five days with a mood log in the week. After about a week of logging, your first insight appears. The more days you log, the richer the report.
No. Mood logs and journal entries are enough for a report. If you connect Apple Health on iPhone or Google Health Connect on Android, sleep and activity can become part of the picture too. You can connect or disconnect them at any time.
No. The report describes patterns in your own data in hedged, everyday language. 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.
We don't use your data to train or fine-tune any AI model ourselves. To write your report, relevant text is sent to our AI provider, Anthropic in the United States, and only after you accept AI features. Our AI and your data page sets out exactly what is sent.
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.
