Step one
Measure what you already do
There is no new routine to adopt on day one. The apps read the data you already generate and show you what a normal week looks like for you.
Starting with PeakU · private beta
Max yourself
Your health data is already everywhere — your watch, your sleep app, your lifting log, your runs. None of them sees the whole picture. PeakU does: it reads all of it and answers the only question that matters each morning, which is what you should do today. It is the first of the upeak apps, and the rest follow it.
The first 500 join as founders: every app they pick free for the beta and the first year after it. Closes 15 October 2026 — -- left.
u peak
The name is two words, u and peak, and you are the subject. None of these apps is trying to turn you into a different person with better habits and a nicer morning routine. They start from the body, the calendar and the attention span you have today, and help you get the most out of them.
01
Choose yourself
Every app starts from the body, the calendar and the attention span you have today, rather than from a template of someone else's.
02
One number at a time
Each app is built to move one number, and it tells you which. A dashboard that shows you forty numbers rarely moves any of them.
03
Peak is a verb
Hitting a peak once makes a good story. What matters is whether you can get back there this week, and what it costs you to do it.
The roadmap
PeakU first. Then the rest of the day.
One app is being built and tested now. The others are the same idea applied to the other parts of a day that set up the rest of it — each one opening when it is ready, not all at once.
First out · in beta now
PeakU
Body
A coach you talk to. It reads your wearables, your lifts and your runs, then answers in plain language: what today's training load means, whether to push or back off, what last night's sleep score means for today.
Explore PeakUNext up
PeakVital
Baseline
Three tests, one number. VO₂max, dead hang and sit-to-stand, scored against your age group, so you know where you stand before you decide what to work on.
Explore PeakVitalNext up
PeakBeat
Training
Workout music that follows your heart rate and your cadence. The tempo rises when your effort does and drops when you recover. On the phone and on the watch.
Explore PeakBeatNext up
PeakClothes
Wardrobe
What to wear, decided from the weather, your calendar and the clothes you own. One outfit each morning, without scrolling through a closet.
Explore PeakClothesNext up
PeakLook
Attention
An email assistant that writes the reply and keeps the follow-up going, so the thread that mattered does not get buried by Thursday.
Explore PeakLookNext up
PeakWatch
Agents
Claude Code sessions on a Galaxy Watch. See which agent needs you, approve a tool with its arguments in front of you, dictate the next prompt and read the reply, with no phone or laptop open.
Explore PeakWatchNext up
PeakVoucher
Wallet
A wallet for the gift cards, coupons and benefits buried in your messages. One list, sorted by what expires next, with a barcode that scans at the till, on the phone or on the wrist.
Explore PeakVoucherWaitlist open
Choose which ones reach you first
The waitlist
Tick the apps that matter to you when you sign up. That is what decides which beta you are invited to first.
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How the apps work
Step two
Pick the one thing worth moving
Out of everything that can be measured, one number is usually holding the rest back. The app tells you which one, and why it picked that one over the others.
Step three
Run it to the top of your range
Small changes, measured against your own history rather than a population average, until that number is as good as you can make it. Then you move on to the next one.
Privacy and security
Private by default, secure by design, usable by everyone
Apps that read your body, your closet, your inbox and your coding agents need to be trusted with that access. These are the commitments every one of them ships with.
Private by default
Deterministic and secure
WCAG 2.1 AA
Every upeak app ships with the same three commitments.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is upeak?
upeak builds personal AI for the parts of your day that set up the rest of it. It starts with PeakU, an AI training coach that reads the health and training data you already generate — your watch, your sleep, your lifts, your runs — and tells you what to do today. The other apps apply the same idea to the rest of the day, and open one at a time behind it.
Which apps are in the suite?
PeakU, an AI training coach that unifies your wearables and training apps; PeakVital, a three-test fitness baseline; PeakBeat, workout music that adapts to heart rate and cadence; PeakClothes, a personal stylist for the clothes you own; PeakLook, an email assistant that drafts replies and runs follow-ups; PeakWatch, which puts your Claude Code sessions on a Galaxy Watch; and PeakVoucher, a wallet for gift cards and vouchers so they get used before they expire.
When do the apps launch?
PeakU is first and is in private beta now; the others open one at a time behind it rather than all at once. Waitlist members are invited in order, starting with the app they said they wanted first.
Android or iOS?
Android first, including Wear OS and Galaxy Watch where an app has a watch surface; PeakWatch is watch-only. PeakLook also runs as an Outlook add-in on any desktop. iOS follows after the betas.
How is my data handled?
Health data is encrypted at rest, tied to a per-install identity, and can be deleted outright. Each app asks only for the sources it needs.
How do I get access?
Join the waitlist below with your email. PeakU is what you are put in line for by default; tell us what you are training for, or tick another app, and that is where we start you instead.
What is the Founder's Pass?
It is how the first 500 people on the waitlist join. A founder gets every app they ticked free for the whole beta and for the first year after each one launches, founder pricing after that for as long as they stay, and an invite ahead of the general waitlist. It costs nothing and needs no card — only that you join before the round closes on 15 October 2026.
What happens when the founding round closes?
The waitlist stays open and stays free to join, but that is all it is: no free year, no locked-in price, and invites go out behind the founders. The round closes on 15 October 2026, or earlier if all 500 places are taken.
Founding round · closes 15 October 2026
Get in while
it is still free.
The suite opens one app at a time, and the first 500 people through the door open it as founders. Tell us what you are training for and that is where we will start you.
Founder's Pass
First 500 only
Free for the whole beta — and the first year after launch.
Join before 15 October 2026 and you join as a founder. After it closes the waitlist stays open, but a waitlist is all it is: no free year, no locked price, and invites go out behind the founders.
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- Every app you tick, free for the whole beta and for the first year after it launches.
- Founder pricing after that year, locked for as long as you stay.
- First in the queue: founders are invited ahead of the general waitlist, in join order.
- A direct line to the people building it — your reply goes to us, not to a helpdesk.
Your founder place is held.
We got it. Your Founder's Pass is logged against your email. When your slot opens you'll get one email with the build for the app you asked for first.