We share our full plan with people we invite.

Dear reader,

Ball machines are not new — they have existed for decades, and some are genuinely well engineered. Yet walk onto almost any court and you won't find one. We're convinced the reason isn't the hardware: it's that nobody has worked out the right business model for each place a machine could serve — the club, the academy, the hotel, the player at home.

That is the gap PeachMe fills. We are a two-founder company building a racket-sports community that unites players, trainers, and club operators — a one-stop shop for the sport — with the connected ball machine as our wedge into it.

This area holds the complete picture: our business model and unit economics, where the build actually stands, how we go to market, and the two paths we see for scaling. We share it openly with invited investors and advisors — and we prefer to hand over access personally rather than through a form letter.

If we haven't spoken yet, request access below. We read every request and reply personally — we'd genuinely like to hear from you.

Warmly,