Peerdom 5. See who does what, rebuilt from the ground up.
Peerdom 5 is the biggest step in Peerdom’s history. It is built around five essentials: a map you explore, changes that save themselves, search that understands what you mean, apps for every way of working, and an organization that people and AI can read.
Five essentials
Each one changes how your organization sees itself. Together they are Peerdom 5.
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A map you explore
Pan and zoom like any digital map, and double-click a team to zoom in on it. Show your organization as nested teams, as an Org Chart, or as the new Bubble Map, where every team is a cell that grows and reshapes as your structure changes. With Peerdom+, travel back in time and see your organization as it was.
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Changes save themselves
Working is for the day to day: report progress and update values. Editing is for changing the structure itself. In Editing there are no Save buttons: click a field, change it, and it is stored. With Peerdom+, every change is in the Journal, which can restore anything you change your mind about.
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Find things by describing them
Search works on every page and groups what it finds by category. With Peerdom+, Search by description finds what you mean from a question in your own words, and the Index lists every role in one register you can search, sort and group.
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Apps for every way of working
Start with the Map, then add what your organization needs from the App Store: Goals, Projects, Feedback, Elections and more. Flows turns recurring work into steps and hand-offs between roles. Every add-on app comes with a 15-day free trial, and you buy and manage your plan right inside Peerdom.
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Readable by people and AI
Digital colleagues are Peerdom’s own agents. Each one holds a role on your map, with a person who stays responsible for it, and takes over repetitive work such as keeping every text translated. AI assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT can read your organization through Peerdom’s MCP server, with the access you give them.
Your data stays in Switzerland
Peerdom is Swiss made software from Bern. Your organization’s data is stored only in Swiss data centers, under the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection and the GDPR, so HR and IT can say yes with confidence.
Start free, grow when you need to
Peerdom is free for up to 10 people, with no credit card. Peerdom+ adds the Index, Insights, Search by description, time travel and the Archive for your whole organization. Add apps and digital colleagues as your organization needs them.
Peerdom 5 keeps growing
- 5.0, 30 September 2026: the rebuild, with Working and Editing, the Index, search that understands questions, Flows, and the App Store.
- 5.1, 14 October 2026: the Bubble Map, time travel for every Peerdom+ organization, livelier maps from the start, and a welcome back for former colleagues.
Every update since is in the release notes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I try Peerdom 5 for free?
Yes. Peerdom is free for up to 10 people, with no credit card needed. Every add-on app in the App Store comes with a 15-day free trial.
What is Peerdom 5?
Peerdom 5 is the current version of Peerdom, released on 30 September 2026. It rebuilt the whole product around five essentials: a map you explore like any digital map, changes that save themselves, search that understands questions, apps for every way of working, and an organization that people and AI assistants can read.
I already use Peerdom. What changes for me?
Your data is untouched: every map, role, person, project and goal is where you left it. Nothing needs to be installed or migrated. The guide to Peerdom 5 shows where things moved.
Where is my data stored?
Your organizational data is stored exclusively in Switzerland using Swiss hosting providers including Google Cloud Platform (Zürich), Exoscale (Lausanne) and Infomaniak (Geneva).
By default, Peerdom’s digital colleagues run on a Swiss model we host ourselves. When you connect your own AI provider or assistant, the content you share with it is handled by that provider.
Some services like payments and emails use third-country providers with adequate data protection measures as outlined in our Data Processing Agreement (DPA).