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A tiny character comes alive and peeks around your screen while you browse. A tiny companion that actually earns its spot on your screen. Peekers puts a small animated character in the corner of every page you browse — idling, peeking around the edge of your screen, and reacting when you click. Pick a personality that matches how you work: playful, calm, or somewhere in between. Ghost and Coco come free the moment you install — no account needed. Sign in on peekers.app to browse the full roster and sync in whichever others you want; they show up in the popup's character switcher automatically. Not just cute — actually useful: • Real focus sessions — start a timed session and your companion calms down completely, no wandering or popping up mid-thought, until it ends with a small celebration. • Site blocking during focus sessions — a distraction list (Reddit, YouTube, social media, fully editable) gets hard-blocked for the length of your session. • Break reminders that vary — stretch, hydrate, or the 20-20-20 eye rule, rotated automatically with a real system notification so you never miss one just because you weren't looking at that tab. • Calendar-aware nudges — add your recurring meetings once and get a heads-up a few minutes before, right on the page. • Quick-capture notes — jot a fleeting thought without alt-tabbing to another app. • Calm and hidden modes, per site — coding and writing sites go calm by default, video calls hide your companion entirely, and you can set any site's mode yourself. • Streaks and stats — see how many days in a row you've kept up a focus habit, plus breaks taken and sessions completed. • Your own custom reminders — any recurring text, any interval, using the same system as the built-in ones. Every character has full poses, sounds, and one-off animated events — not a reskin. Right-click for the full menu: reactions, focus session, notes, and character-specific scenes. All your settings and captured notes stay on your device. Nothing is tracked, and nothing leaves your browser except the character assets you've explicitly chosen to sync from your account.
Aug 10, 2026
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