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Configurable detailed or compact health cards, wellness status, weather, date navigation, quick logging, and daily action planning.
Peak release channel / Updated July 22, 2026
Version & Build
A transparent snapshot of the build behind the product page. Peak is under active development and is not presented here as a finished App Store release.
VERSION0.4.0
Active development milestone
BUILD13
Xcode target build number
MINIMUMiOS 18+
Current deployment target
/ Build profile
Native systems.
One private graph.
- Status
- In active development
- Bundle identifier
com.peak.health- Interface
- SwiftUI with Liquid Glass on supported iOS versions
- Local data
- SwiftData with a persistent on-device fallback
- Cloud data
- Optional private CloudKit sync
- Health
- Apple Health / HealthKit with category-level permission
- Purchases
- StoreKit 2 weekly, monthly, and yearly product structure
- Weather
- Apple Weather through WeatherKit
- Intelligence
- On-device Coach plus optional user-key OpenAI features
/ Included in this milestone
The current
working surface.
Availability can differ by device, permission choice, account configuration, data source, and beta status.
Journal & Trends
Hydration, meals, workouts, mood, habits, streaks, historical views, recovery drivers, and statistical trends.
Health & Cycle
Nine health-monitoring categories plus optional eligible-profile cycle logs, history, phase estimates, habits, and cautious guidance.
Accounts & Premium
Apple and Google sign-in paths, local credential support in the build, alternate icons, StoreKit entitlements, and account deletion controls.
Coach & Meals
On-device coaching, optional OpenAI Coach, description/photo meal analysis, barcode lookup, and editable nutrition results.
Privacy & Sync
Keychain credentials, HealthKit controls, exports, local-first storage, opt-in CloudKit, and user-initiated data deletion.
/ Before public release
Production readiness is
a separate milestone.
External credentials, App Store Connect products, final privacy labels, production CloudKit schema, account-provider configuration, device testing, accessibility review, medical-safety review, and beta feedback must all be completed before Peak is described as publicly available.