Why we are building this
School software has mostly been assembled from parts that were never meant to meet. Teachers pay for that at the seams — re-entering the same context, chasing evidence between systems, reconstructing a term at the end of it.
One record, not five integrations
Peach is built around one shared school record instead of a set of integrations. That is a harder thing to build and a much better thing to use, because context stops being something a person has to carry between tools.
Built for the person with no time
A teacher's time is the scarcest thing in a school. Every surface is measured by how fast it gets someone from 'what do I need to do' to doing it, which is why the class view opens on ranked next actions rather than a menu.
Honest about the AI
AI is genuinely useful in a school and genuinely consequential when it touches a grade. We show its work, keep a person in the loop on anything that reaches a student, and use deterministic rules where trust matters more than cleverness.