
Tried everything.
Clean eating. Low-carb. More workouts. Six months in — still stuck on the same number.
If you have PCOS and nothing seems to work — it's not your fault. Scan any meal or barcode for a straight answer on how it sits with your PCOS, and track the cycle and symptoms your body's actually showing you — built for irregular patterns, not a 28-day assumption.
Most PCOS advice was built for a body that isn't yours. Here's what we hear again and again from women on their fourth doctor, their tenth diet, their hundredth midnight craving.

Clean eating. Low-carb. More workouts. Six months in — still stuck on the same number.

Maybe it dips for a week. Then it comes right back. The chart looks like a heartbeat that can't decide.

Everyone says it. You already are. You're hungry by 11am and your doctor moves on to the next patient.

The stubborn middle that never moves — no matter how clean the week, no matter how many planks.

Especially at night. Especially the week before your period. It doesn't feel like willpower — because it isn't.

You're doing the work. It just doesn't respond. After a while you stop believing it ever will.
The weight-loss advice you've heard for 20 years wasn't designed for PCOS bodies. Here's what they say vs. what's actually happening underneath.
Three minutes a day, and Peach learns the pattern your body's been trying to tell you. You stop chasing rules and start seeing what actually moves the needle.
Tap your phase. Slide your mood. Snap an optional photo. The full daily log takes under 30 seconds — and Peach never punishes you for skipping a day.
Peach reads your log — cycle, symptoms, weight — and turns it into a clear picture: where you are in your cycle, and what's showing up around it. Built for irregular cycles, not a 28-day assumption.
Point your camera at a barcode or a plate. Peach reads it and gives you a plain-language verdict — no calorie-counting, no guessing whether tonight's dinner is going to spike your symptoms.
Most PCOS advice treats it as one condition. It isn't — there are four common patterns, and knowing yours helps you understand what your scans and symptom logs are actually telling you. Take our free 90-second quiz.
Not sure which fits? Take the quiz above. Each subtype shows up differently day to day — recognizing the pattern is the first step to understanding your body, and to reading your own scans and symptom logs more clearly.
The most common subtype. High insulin drives androgens. Glucose-aware eating + walks after meals do the heavy lifting.
Symptoms emerged after stopping hormonal contraception. Often resolves within 6–12 months with the right support.
Gut, skin, joint inflammation interrupting ovulation. Anti-inflammatory food + sleep are the levers that move it.
Lean BMI and often normal insulin — easy to miss, but cycles and androgens can still be off. The focus isn't the scale; it's hormonal balance and insulin sensitivity.
"I built Peach because nobody listened for four years. Three endocrinologists, two GPs, one nutritionist — and the only advice was lose weight, take metformin, come back in six months. Peach is the app I wanted at year one."
From the moment I downloaded the app I felt seen, supported and finally — like someone had actually read the chart.
I felt so lost on what to do and Peach makes the next step obvious. Three minutes in the morning and the whole day reads differently.
I scan my dinner before I even sit down now — knowing how it'll sit with my PCOS in two seconds is such a relief. Wish I'd found this two years ago.
I love that I can just snap a meal and Peach tells me exactly how it fits my day. It's my most-used feature. 10/10 recommend.
The cycle ring finally makes sense of my irregular periods. I can see the pattern instead of just guessing every month.
Logging my symptoms every day gave me the words to actually describe what's going on. First time a 15-minute appointment wasn't a complete waste.
From the moment I downloaded the app I felt seen, supported and finally — like someone had actually read the chart.
I felt so lost on what to do and Peach makes the next step obvious. Three minutes in the morning and the whole day reads differently.
I scan my dinner before I even sit down now — knowing how it'll sit with my PCOS in two seconds is such a relief.
No free tier — but you can take the subtype quiz above and try a tutorial demo before you buy. Peach Premium unlocks the food & barcode scanner and full cycle + symptom tracking.
Peach is built around the four PCOS sub-types — insulin-resistant, post-pill, inflammatory, and lean PCOS — because they respond to different interventions. Every scan and every symptom log is grounded in your data, not a generic "PCOS protocol". That said: Peach is for education and support, not diagnosis or treatment. The patterns you see here are meant to make your next doctor visit dramatically more useful.
No. Peach doesn't count calories, doesn't shame you for skipping a day, and doesn't push a single eating philosophy. Daily logging is for understanding your pattern — not for restriction. Most users tell us they actually relax around food after a few weeks, because the guesswork goes away.
You don't have to log anything you don't want to. The minimum useful daily log is a cycle phase and a mood — about 5 seconds. Symptoms, food, weight, photos are all opt-in. The richer your log, the better Peach reads the pattern, but it works gently with whatever you give it.
Most PCOS apps are a calorie tracker with a peach emoji. Peach reads your data — your cycle, your symptoms, your scans — and ties the dots back to actions that actually move the needle. You see your own patterns, not the average body's.
Peach isn't a weight-loss product first. We're a PCOS-management product, and weight is one signal among many. Most users see their scale start moving once their cycle stabilizes and their cravings normalize — but the headline goal is feeling like yourself again, not a number.
No. Peach is educational and informational only, and defers to clinicians for anything diagnostic or acute. Your Peach log — cycle, symptoms, scans — is built to make appointments with a real clinician more productive, not to replace them.
Yes. Your tracker data is encrypted at rest. Photos stay in your private storage bucket, stripped of metadata, and never get sent to third-party services. You can delete your account and all data permanently from Settings.
Women with diagnosed PCOS, women suspecting PCOS but not yet diagnosed, and anyone exploring symptoms that fit the picture. Onboarding has an "exploring" path that helps you build a log to bring to your first appointment — and tells you what bloodwork to ask for so you don't lose another six months.
Peach Premium is $39.99/year (about $0.77/week — our best value) or $3.99/week. There's no free tier and no free trial, but you can take the subtype quiz and try a tutorial demo before you buy, so you know exactly what you're getting.
Download Peach, walk through onboarding, and start scanning and logging in the same five minutes. Peach Premium unlocks the food & barcode scanner and full cycle + symptom tracking.