Rest your eyes
Calm look-away prompts help a real screen break happen, not just another dismissed notification.
Peeku for Mac and Windows
Your desk remembers to look after you.
Peeku turns long screen days into a healthier rhythm with eye-rest reminders, movement prompts, Desk Health, and privacy-first local processing. No account. No noisy dashboard. Just a calmer nudge at the right time.
Free from the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store. Each edition uses the signals its platform supports.
Two official stores
Simple installation and updates
No account
Start without signup
Local first
No cloud face history or manager view
Built for real workdays
Gentle prompts, never productivity theatre
A healthier rhythm, without another system to manage
Small reminders. Useful follow-through.
Peeku stays close to the workday itself. It reminds you to rest your eyes, move before the hours disappear, and see the pattern without turning your wellbeing into a spreadsheet.
Move in time
Movement reminders arrive before a focused hour quietly becomes an entire afternoon.
See Desk Health
A simple local view shows reminders followed, movement credits, and the rhythm of recent days.
Same purpose. Honest platform differences.
Choose the Peeku built for your computer.
The Mac and Windows editions share the same desk-health philosophy. Their presence and locking behavior is intentionally different.
Peeku for Mac
Presence-aware coaching
Mac can analyse camera frames locally for presence, look-away, posture, and viewing-distance cues. Optional locking starts the macOS screen saver when Peeku’s local checks determine you have stepped away.
- Eye-rest, movement, posture, and distance cues
- Desk Health and recent follow-through
- Optional Apple Watch proximity
- Optional screen-saver-based walk-away lock
Peeku for Windows
A lighter desk-health companion
Windows keeps things simple: eye-rest reminders, movement prompts, Desk Health, and an optional lock after your chosen period of keyboard and mouse inactivity. It does not use a camera or claim to detect a physical departure.
- Eye-rest and movement reminders
- Desk Health with 30-day local history
- User-marked reminder completion
- Optional keyboard-and-mouse inactivity lock
No blurred promises
What each edition actually does.
Capability
Mac
Windows
Eye-rest remindersYesYes
Movement remindersYesYes
Desk HealthYesYes
Camera useLocal presence coachingNot used
Optional lockingLocal presence checksInput inactivity timer
Apple Watch proximityOptionalNot used
Local first
Your workday stays yours.
Privacy by architecture
No account. No cloud presence history.
On Mac, camera analysis happens on the Mac using Apple’s Vision framework; face images are not uploaded. On Windows, Peeku does not use a camera at all. Both editions keep their wellness history locally and have no manager dashboard.
Read the privacy details See the trust modelOptional companion for the Mac edition
Mac status from iPhone and Apple Watch.
Peeku Companion shows the paired Mac’s lock state and can send Lock Mac from iPhone or Apple Watch. It is separate from Peeku for Windows and is never required for desk-health reminders.
- Status glance. See the paired Mac’s lock state from a distance.
- Lock Mac. Send a lock without walking back to the desk.
- Watch and widgets. A small Peeku dial on Apple Watch and iPhone.
Get Peeku Companion on the App Store (iOS 18+ and watchOS 10+).
Compatibility
Two desktop editions, installed from their official stores.
macOS 14 or later
A camera is required for local presence coaching. Apple Watch proximity is optional.
Read Mac requirementsWindows 10 version 1809 or later
No camera or wearable is required. Optional locking uses keyboard and mouse inactivity.
Explore Peeku for WindowsFAQ
Useful answers before you install.
Is Peeku free?
Yes. Peeku is free from the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store.
Does Peeku need an account?
No. Both desktop editions work without signup or a cloud account.
Does Peeku upload camera images?
No. The Mac edition analyses camera frames locally and does not upload face images. The Windows edition does not use a camera.
Why does locking work differently on Mac and Windows?
Mac can use local camera presence checks before starting the screen saver. Windows uses a keyboard-and-mouse inactivity timer. The site keeps those behaviors separate rather than presenting them as the same feature.
Do I need Peeku Companion?
No. It is an optional iPhone and Apple Watch companion for the Mac edition.
Get Peeku
Choose your computer. Keep the healthier rhythm.
Install from the store you already trust. Updates arrive through Apple or Microsoft, and Peeku stays focused on your desk instead of becoming another account to maintain.
Mac App Store
macOS 14+ · local camera presence · optional walk-away locking
Microsoft StoreWindows 10 version 1809+ · no camera · optional input-inactivity lock