All of Apex,
One Daily Briefing
Events, alerts, maps, school calendars, trash schedules, and instant answers - everything Apex in one app.
Free 7-day trial · Cancel anytime

30+
Custom Tools
100%
Apex-Specific Data
Real-Time
Alerts & Outages
Instant
Local Answers
Everything You Need,
Nothing You Don't
No more juggling town websites, Facebook groups, and email lists. One app, one daily briefing, one place for everything Apex.
Events & Calendar
Town festivals, farmers markets, council meetings, and community events - all in one calendar with optional reminders.
Real-Time Alerts
Utility outages on an interactive map, severe weather warnings, and official Town of Apex news flashes - the moment they happen.
Interactive Maps
Parks, greenways, food trucks, local businesses, development projects, and downtown parking - all mapped and searchable.
Peak Assistant
Ask anything about Apex - town ordinances, trash pickup, local services - and get instant, sourced answers from the Peak Assistant.
Trash & Recycling
Your personalized pickup schedule with push notification reminders. Never drag the bin out late again.
Community Boards
Lost a pet? Having a yard sale? Check the community message board, lost & found pets board, and garage sale listings - all posted by your neighbors.
See It in Action


Your Morning Briefing,
Delivered Daily
Every morning, Peak Daily delivers a personalized summary of what's happening in Apex today - weather, events, alerts, school schedules, and anything you need to know before you leave the house.
Up and Running in Minutes
Download the App
Available on iOS and Android with a free 7-day trial. Cancel anytime.
Pick Your Alerts
Choose what matters to you - daily briefings, school calendars, town alerts, trash reminders, and more.
Get Your Morning Briefing
Wake up to a personalized summary of today's weather, events, alerts, and things to do in Apex.
Ask Anything
Use the Peak Assistant to get instant answers about anything in town. It's trained on local data.
Explore Everything Apex
Explore 30+ tools packed with local info: food trucks, police blotter, development tracker, high school sports scores, business directory, and much more.
Brought to You by The Peak Weekly
The Peak Daily isn't a generic city app with your town's name slapped on it. Every feature, every data source, and every detail is built specifically for Apex, NC - from the town council calendar to your trash pickup day.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start with a free 7-day trial. Cancel anytime.
Everything included in both plans:
Common Questions
Is The Peak Daily only for Apex, NC?
Yes. Every feature, data source, and detail is built specifically for Apex. We're not a generic city app with your town name slapped on it.
What's included in the free trial?
Everything. Full access to all features for 7 days. Cancel anytime before the trial ends and you won't be charged.
How does the Peak Assistant work?
The Peak Assistant is built on public records, town data, local business info, and community knowledge. Ask it anything - from 'when is bulk trash pickup?' to 'what's the best pizza in Apex?'
Where can I download the app?
The Peak Daily is available now on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Both include a free 7-day trial with full access to every feature.
What’s coming next?
We’re always building. On the roadmap: a dedicated Veridea page for development updates, Property Inspector (tax info, zoning, and permits by address), Dark Mode, and user-submitted events. Have an idea? Use the feature request form in the app - we read every one.
Can I control what notifications I get?
Absolutely. You choose exactly what you want to hear about. Toggle on daily briefings, event reminders, town alerts, trash pickup reminders, lost pets, garage sales, development filings, and school alerts — or turn them all off. It’s your app, your rules.
How accurate are the alerts?
Alerts are sourced directly from Duke Energy, Town of Apex, Wake County, and the National Weather Service. We pull from official sources, not social media rumors.
Start Your Free Trial Today
Join your neighbors and stop juggling five different apps for one small town. The Peak Daily has it all.











