Everything PeakAge does, explained simply.
Short guides for every part of the app, written for families. Find what you need, follow the steps, done.
The app at a glance
Five tabs along the bottom. Here is what lives in each.
Booking
Book companions and doctor calls, cancel, and ask for more.
All guides
12 guides, checked against the latest app.
Getting started
Install the app, create your account and add your parents.
Bookings and visits
Book, cancel, and follow a visit from start to finish.
Booking a Companion Visit
Send a trusted companion with your parent for bank work, a hospital trip, shopping or an outing.
Booking a Doctor on Call
Book a 30-minute doctor consultation on a call for your parent, straight from the Booking tab.
Cancelling or Moving a Visit
Cancel a booked visit from the Booking tab, and what to do when you need a different time.
On the Day of a Visit
Follow a visit live, share your visit PIN at the door, and rate the visit afterwards.
Health records
Vitals, body scans, ECG reports and nurse visits.
Checking Your Parent's Vitals
Where to find the latest readings, what the status means, and how to see the trend over time.
Using the Vault
Every ECG report and visit record for your parents, in one place, ready to open or download.
Nurse Visits and Vital Collection
How nurse visits are scheduled, what happens during a visit, and where the readings appear.
Plans and coins
What each plan includes and how PeakAge Coins work.
Emergencies
Emergency Cover, the SOS tab and who to call.
Account and privacy
Your profile, notifications, visit PIN and your data.
What's new: PeakAge for Android
The first PeakAge app on Google Play. Same account as the web, now with everything in one place on your phone.
- Five tabs: Home, Family, Vault, Booking and SOS.
- Book a companion visit or a doctor call and pick a live time slot.
- Follow each visit from booked to assigned to in progress, and see who is coming.
Released 20 Oct 2026 · Android
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