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The store currently lists version 1.2.0, updated 2026-06-20.
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PeakBake--Weather-Aware Baking
Designed for bakers above 3,500 feet. Ingredient and bake adjustments begin at approximately 3,500 ft elevation. Humidity adjustments apply at all elevations in very dry or very humid conditions. If you bake at sea level in a stable climate, this app may not provide meaningful adjustments.
Every baker knows the frustration. A recipe that works perfectly at sea level falls flat, collapses, or comes out dense at altitude. PeakBake fixes that.
PeakBake reads your GPS location and pulls live atmospheric data, elevation, humidity, and barometric pressure, then automatically adjusts its built-in recipes for your exact baking conditions. No guesswork. No manual calculations. Just better bakes.…
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Version 1.2 adds Custom Recipe, enter your recipe and PeakBake adjusts it for your exact elevation and humidity. Your recipes, adjusted for where you live. Adjustments begin at 3,500 feet where altitude starts affecting results.
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