See what Peeku sees
A camera privacy claim you can test.
Give this page camera permission and it runs a small face and eye detector inside the tab. It shows the same basic presence states Peeku uses for coaching: present, look-away, and away.
The detector files are served from this site. After the page loads, camera frames are analysed locally and are not uploaded.
This is a browser demonstration of local presence, not the full Mac app. The Mac app adds menu-bar coaching, persistence, and the direct-build walk-away lock.
What to verify
Open DevTools and watch the Network tab.
Reload this page, wait for loading to finish, clear the Network table, then press Start demo. The camera indicator turns on, the state cards update, and the network counter should stay at 0 unless you click away to another page.
Peeku uses native macOS frameworks in the app, while this page uses a small browser detector so you can inspect the privacy boundary without installing anything first.
From browser proof to Mac habit
Use the private version that lives in your menu bar.
The free App Store build gives you eye breaks, walk reminders, posture and distance nudges, and local presence status. The full direct build adds automatic walk-away lock because the App Store sandbox blocks the screen-lock command.