Comparison · Mesh · Personal
Mesh vs. Peak One: Network in view, or commitments under control?
Mesh, formerly Clay, collects contacts from mail, calendar, and social networks and tells you when something changes for someone. Peak One keeps contacts, conversation notes, and commitments next to your tasks. Here's an honest look at what fits where.
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In short
Four reasons why you can take a look at Peak One.
Mesh maintains your network largely automatically. Peak One picks up where you have to do something yourself: commitments and next steps.
- 1Contacts alongside tasksContacts, tasks and Peak Day are on one platform.
- 2A commitment becomes a stepWhat you've promised someone becomes a task in your daily plan.
- 3Start without a credit cardPeak One Free starts without payment details. For the Mesh Personal plan, the pricing page lists a credit card.
- 4Honestly, where Mesh is the better fitFor automatic import from many sources, reminders, and job-change alerts, Mesh is further along today.
The difference
Mesh and Peak One compared.
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At a glance
Approach
What the tool is built for
- Peak One
- Personal apps on one platform: tasks, day, habits, goals and notes
- Mesh
- Personal CRM that collects contacts from many sources and makes them searchable
Free plan
Use without paying
- Peak One
- Free, €0
- Mesh
- Personal: free, up to 1,000 contacts, credit card required
Devices
Where you use it
- Peak One
- In the browser, log in with Google
- Mesh
- macOS, Windows, web, Android, and iOS
Data location
Where your data lives
- Peak One
- Application and database in Frankfurt am Main
- Mesh
- Not listed in the plans
Features
Contacts
People with context
- Peak One
- Contacts: contacts, conversation notes and commitments
- Mesh
- Contacts with search and groups
Import
Where contacts come from
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Mesh
- From email, calendar, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, iMessage, and other sources
Reminders
Get in touch on time
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Mesh
- Reconnect alerts, reminders, and birthdays
News
What changes with contacts
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Mesh
- Alerts on job and location changes and mentions in the news
Commitments
What you promised to whom
- Peak One
- Contacts: contacts, conversation notes and commitments
- Mesh
- Not listed as a separate feature
Tasks and daily plan
What needs doing about it
- Peak One
- Peak Day: day and week with the most important first
- Mesh
- Not listed as a separate feature
Events
Bring people together
- Peak One
- Events & Meetups: invite and see sign-ups
- Mesh
- Not listed as a separate feature
KI
Questions for the network
- Peak One
- Ask Peak answers questions from your own dataPreview
- Mesh
- Nexus: AI navigator for your network
Pricing
Free
- Peak One
- Free: €0
- Mesh
- Personal: free, up to 1,000 contacts
Getting started
- Peak One
- Pro: from €9.90
- Mesh
- Pro: $10 per month, unlimited contacts
With others
- Peak One
- Business: from €199.90
- Mesh
- Team: $40 per seat/month, up to 4 members
Enterprise
- Peak One
- Enterprise: from €4,999.90
- Mesh
- On request
As of October 10, 2026. Mesh prices with a $ sign per the Mesh pricing page; next to Pro and Team there are discount notes, without the page clearly stating the associated billing interval. Peak prices are net reference prices in euros; billing interval, term and included members are set by the quote. Feature details are based on the providers' websites.
Sources: Mesh – Pricing · Mesh – Website · Clay – former address, redirects to me.sh · Peak One – Pricing
Compare for yourself.
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Relationships with a next step
What changes with Peak One.
- Available
Contacts with conversation notes
In Contacts you note what you talked about and what you promised.
- Available
Commitments in your daily plan
Peak Day plans your day and week with the most important first, including what you've promised others.
- Available
Appointments with context
In the calendar you plan appointments and personal time blocks for the people who matter to you.
- Available
Organize meetups
With Events & Meetups you invite people and see the sign-ups.
Honest assessment
Which tool fits for you?
Peak One fits if
- you want contacts, commitments and tasks in one place
- you'd rather consciously nurture a few relationships than a large network
- hosting in Frankfurt matters to you
- you want to start without a credit card
Mesh is the better fit if
- you want your contacts to come automatically from mail, calendar, and social networks
- you want to be reminded of contacts and birthdays
- you want to know when someone changes jobs or location
- you want to use Mesh as a separate app on desktop and smartphone
By situation
Our assessment by situation.
| Situation | More Peak One | More Mesh |
|---|---|---|
| Circle of friends and family | Commitments, meetups, and polls | Birthdays and Reconnect alerts |
| Large professional network | When contacts turn into concrete tasks | Automatic import and job-change alerts |
| Self-employed | Contacts next to tasks, calendar, and goals | When the network itself is the tool |
| Small team | When contacts should tie into the business | Mesh Team: see who knows whom |
Switching over
Switching from Mesh, with the most important first.
- 01 / 03
Choose the most important people
Take the contacts you have something going on with right now or whom you've promised something. The rest can stay in Mesh.
- 02 / 03
Create in Contacts
An import from Mesh isn't documented. Create your most important contacts by hand, with notes and commitments.
- 03 / 03
Two weeks in parallel
Work with Peak One for a while. Then decide whether Mesh stays as a network overview.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Switching and data
Is Mesh the same as Clay?
Yes. The former address clay.earth redirects to me.sh, where the product is now called Mesh.
Can I bring my contacts over from Mesh?
An import from Mesh isn't documented. Transfer the contacts that matter to you right now by hand.
Where is my data with Peak One?
The application and database run in Frankfurt am Main.
Pricing
How does Peak One pricing compare to Mesh?
Peak One starts with Free at €0, Pro is available from €9.90 as a net reference price. Mesh Personal is free up to 1,000 contacts, Pro costs $10 a month according to the pricing page.
Do I need a credit card to get started?
Not for Peak One Free: you log in with Google. For the free Mesh Personal plan, the pricing page lists a credit card.
Features
Does Peak One import contacts from LinkedIn or Mail?
This isn't documented for Contacts. If you want your network to come automatically from many sources, Mesh is the better choice.
Does Peak One remind me of birthdays?
This isn't documented. Mesh lists birthday alerts already on the free plan.
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Mesh (formerly Clay) and Peak One compared: an automatically maintained network, or contacts with commitments alongside tasks and your daily plan. Log in with Google and see your company in one place.
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