We create digital experiences that make you smile.
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Digital tools should help you, not hijack your mind. When our apps send you a notification, it's because there's something genuinely useful to tell you.
It stays on your device whenever possible. When we absolutely need to collect something, we'll tell you exactly what and why. And we'll never, ever sell it.
If something costs us money to run, we'll charge you fairly for it. If it's free, it's actually free. No sneaky "free trials" that auto-charge your card.
We're not trying to keep you in the app longer. We're trying to solve your problem so you can get back to your life. Sometimes the best app is the one you barely notice.
Apps can be fun without being manipulative. Helpful without being condescending. Simple without being dumbed-down. That's what we're going for.
Want your data? Export it. Done with our app? Delete everything. No guilt trips. No "are you sure?" fifty times. You're a grown-up.
We want you to think "ooh, what does this do?" when you open our apps. Not "ugh, another thing to deal with."
We build for problems that matter, even if they're "too niche" or "won't scale." We're not trying to be the next billion-dollar unicorn.
Here's the thing: we actually like people. Messy, complicated, beautifully imperfect people. Our apps reflect that.
October 2024 | Web
Simple meditation. Right when you need it.
Here's the deal:
Most meditation apps have become productivity tools. Streaks, goals, progress bars, notifications. They're the opposite of what meditation is supposed to be.
We made something different. You open it, a meditation starts playing. That's it. No choices. No accounts. No tracking. Just... meditate.
Late 2025 | iOS
Finally understand your ADHD meds.
The problem we're solving:
You take your medication and then spend the next few hours wondering: Did it kick in yet? Is it wearing off? Can I take another dose or is it too soon?
Every ADHD person knows this feeling. It's exhausting.
What we built:
A dial that shows your medication phases visually. Like a clock, but instead of hours, it shows: onset → peak → active → wearing off. One glance tells you exactly where you are.
I'm Sasha Kai, and I started Peach Gelato because I couldn't find apps that treated people like actual humans.
Here's my background: I've spent 16+ years helping startups and Fortune 500 companies figure out what they're actually trying to say. Turns out, most companies can't explain why anyone should care about their product. That's a problem.
So that's what we do at Peach Gelato: we build apps that solve real problems for real people. We move fast, we keep things simple, and we actually give a shit about the people using our stuff.
We're based in Los Angeles, probably arguing about button animations right now, and we wouldn't have it any other way.
"A decade of meditation practice gave me something most people in tech don't have: the ability to understand what's actually happening in someone's head."
Why "Peach Gelato"?
Life's too short for boring company names. Plus, it makes people smile, which is kind of our whole thing.
