The one page a new family shares so everyone knows how to help — book a visit, bring a meal, send a gift, get every update. No apps. No accounts. No group chats.
Free to start · AU$14.99 once for unlimited · no ads, ever
When you have a newborn you're pulled two ways at once — and both of you are right. Peekaboo lets you do both: post once, and everyone who loves you gets the photo and the news at the same time.
You receive all the love — with no pressure to reply to a thousand messages. Connected, but not drowning. That's the break.
“Part of you wants to retreat from the world and throw your phone in the river… and part of you wants to tell the entire world about this precious new baby.”
— Simone, mum of four
Society is great at telling mums they should do everything by themselves and still look fabulous. So most of us can't bring ourselves to ask for help — especially not to someone's face.
Peekaboo makes asking safe. You put it on the page once — this is what I'd love help with — and anyone who wants to help, can. No awkward ask. No feeling like a burden.
“A safe space where mums can ask for help… just a broadcast where she can say, this is what I need, and anyone who wants to help, can.”
— Simone, mum of four
Simone has done the newborn-visitor chaos three times, and she's pregnant with her fourth. She knew exactly what a new family needs, and exactly how it feels to need help and not be able to ask. So she told her husband, Eddie, everything four babies had taught her — and he built it.
“I told him everything I've needed for four babies, and he built it.”
No investors, no team of twenty. A mum who's lived this, and a dad who wrote the code. If it makes one new mum's first two weeks calmer, it's done its whole job.
People book an open slot instead of surprising you. You see who's coming and when. No day-two doorbell.
They claim a night, see what's taken and your allergies. No five lasagnes on Tuesday.
Add what you actually need. They reserve it, it marks taken — no duplicate muslins.
Note what would help — a meal, an hour of quiet — as a gentle broadcast. Never a one-on-one ask.
Post once — photos, milestones, “we're home.” Everyone stays in the loop, your thumbs get a break.
Friends and family leave one-way notes of love for the baby — a warm wall of messages to keep. No reply needed; private or shared.
Helpers see “Booked” — never each other's names, notes or numbers. Everyone helps, nobody snoops.
Visits, meals, gifts, questions and updates in one page. The others do one slice — usually just meals.
Helpers tap a link and act. No sign-ups — the number-one reason invites die.
AU$14.99 once, or use it free. Not $7–$12 every month, forever.
Visitors never see each other's details. No other tool in the category redacts.
We went to use a meal-train site and it had ads. On a page about a newborn.
Peekaboo has zero ads. Ever.
Just the baby's name to start. No account, no app store.
Send it to family and friends. Everyone sees the same page.
They book a visit, claim a meal, send a gift — you rest and receive the love.
No. They tap your link and do the thing — book a visit, claim a meal, send a gift. No sign-ups for anyone. That's the whole point.
Yes — you can create and share a page for free. If you want it unlimited, Peekaboo Plus is a one-time AU$14.99. No subscription, no ads, no catch.
No. Visitors see that a slot is “Booked” — never who booked it, their note, or their number. Private by default.
That's exactly what we built around. You note what would help on the page, and it goes out as a gentle broadcast, not a personal ask. Anyone who wants to help picks something. You never have to ask a single person to their face.
A husband and wife. Simone is a mum of four who knew what a new family really needs; her husband Eddie built it to her spec. No investors, no big team.