Food registry
Search any food, drink, ingredient, or brand. 13,050 USDA foods work offline; packaged products come live from Open Food Facts, with browse-by-category and find-by-nutrient.
Peak release channel / Updated October 9, 2026
Peak Health 1.2.0, build 42 is the active app behind this page. It is the current product milestone (Release 1.2.0), not yet described as a live App Store listing.
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/ Build profile
com.peak.health/ New in 1.2.0
22 app icons across 6 collections, with Summit as the new default. The older classic icons, including the 1.0 Nexcode Glass icon, were retired.
Search any food, drink, ingredient, or brand. 13,050 USDA foods work offline; packaged products come live from Open Food Facts, with browse-by-category and find-by-nutrient.
Build one meal from search, barcode, photo, AI, custom foods, recipes, drinks, or quick add. Adjust amounts, scale the whole meal, and keep live totals with micronutrients.
Save a built meal and re-log it in one tap at half, 1½, or double portion, or open it to adjust first. Saved meals also appear in search and suggestions.
Quick-add common drinks with real sizes, caffeine and alcohol guides, and full nutrition with % Daily Value when the source reports vitamins and minerals.
Peak’s mountain mark in dimensional glass with an aurora glow, plus dark and tinted versions for iOS 18 Home Screens, across six icon collections.
Weigh-ins and a smoothed trend in Swift Charts, and when calories adapt, protein stays at your goal while carbs and fat rebalance.
/ Included in this milestone
Availability can differ by device, permission choice, account configuration, data source, and beta status.
Configurable detailed or compact health cards, wellness status, weather, date navigation, quick logging, and daily action planning.
Hydration, meals, workouts, mood, habits, streaks, historical views, recovery drivers, and statistical trends.
Nine health-monitoring categories plus optional eligible-profile cycle logs, history, phase estimates, habits, and cautious guidance.
Apple and Google sign-in paths, local credential support in the build, alternate icons, StoreKit entitlements, and account deletion controls.
On-device coaching, optional nexAI Coach and meal analysis through NexCode, barcode lookup via Open Food Facts, and editable nutrition results.
Keychain credentials, HealthKit controls, exports, local-first storage, opt-in CloudKit, Privacy Center links, and user-initiated data deletion.
/ Before the App Store
A signed archive, production CloudKit, on-device HealthKit, NexCode and Apple sign-in, weekly monthly and yearly StoreKit products, privacy labels, and a real-device review still have to be completed before Peak is described as publicly available.