Six bands
The day is a contour of six bands, elevations 1 to 5. Clock hours are only a hint.
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How a day takes shape
Open with a charge. The contour rises or deepens, then each piece of work finds a band.
Seat the work
Name a task and how much crest it needs. Deep work climbs. Light work waits in the trough.
A planning preference
Lark, even, or owl changes which band stands tallest. It is a preference, not a diagnosis.
Close the ridge
Evening writes morning charge, evening charge, and how well the seats matched. Share the contour if you want a snapshot of the day.
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The ridge, up close
Three frames from the app: the slope, the contour, and the load waiting to be seated.
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Privacy and support
Both live on this page. Open a panel to read it.
Privacy
Peakfold does not collect personal data. The ridge you build, the seats you place, and the charge you record stay on your device.
Energy labels are planning heuristics, last reviewed 12 August 2026. They are not a medical measurement and do not diagnose fatigue, sleep, or mood. This page is the privacy policy for the Peakfold app on the App Store. Effective 12 November 2026.
Questions about this policy go to the address in Support.
Support
Write if a seat will not move, a closed day will not save, or the contour looks wrong. Include the device and what you expected the ridge to do.