Android packages
Take a closer look at an Android app before reaching for a device.
.apkYour files have more to show.
Preview app packages and Markdown with a tap of the space bar.
Illustrative preview · Designed for the Quick Look workflow you already know.
A BETTER LOOK INSIDE
One familiar gesture for more of the files you work with.
Take a closer look at an Android app before reaching for a device.
.apkKeep app bundles in the same preview workflow as your other builds.
.aabLook through your iOS app files, right where you keep them.
.ipaRead your README, notes, and documentation without opening an editor.
.mdAT A GLANCE
RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Quick Look is already part of your Mac.
Peeka gives it a little more to work with.
Select an app package or Markdown document in Finder.
Let Quick Look bring the contents into view.
Close the preview and pick up right where you left off.
Peeka extends Quick Look on your Mac with previews for APK, AAB, IPA, and Markdown files. It brings more of your everyday files into the familiar select-and-preview workflow.
With Peeka’s Quick Look extension enabled, select a supported file in Finder and press the space bar. Press it again to close the preview and get back to your files.
After installing Peeka, on macOS Sequoia 15 or later, open System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions. Under Extensions, click the info button next to Quick Look and turn Peeka on. Then select a supported file in Finder and press the space bar.
Peeka is coming soon to the Mac App Store. The download link and release details will be added here when it is available.
Peeka is being built for macOS. The minimum supported version will be confirmed with the first release.
No. Peeka reads and renders files on your Mac, right where they already live. It doesn’t need an account, and it doesn’t send your documents or app packages to us or anyone else.
For app packages, the details you usually dig for: name, version, identifiers, and what’s inside. For Markdown, the rendered document instead of raw source. Same space bar for both.
The plan is to grow the list beyond the first release. If there’s a format you wish Quick Look could peek at, tell us on the support page — suggestions are read.
Pricing will be announced with the launch on the Mac App Store. App Store purchases and refunds are handled by Apple.
A small addition to your Mac. A simpler way to look at your files.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store