Notes on what we’re building and why.

See what's behind any link before you click: hover over it in Chrome, Edge or Firefox and the page opens on top of the one you're on, with no new tab.
Edge can install extensions straight from the Chrome Web Store. Here's the one switch to turn on, and how to add any Chrome extension in under a minute.

Free extensions that help with research and studying: checking sources without losing your place, summarizing long pages, citing, and staying focused.

A short list of free Chrome extensions that save real time every day: blocking ads, managing passwords, reading at night, and checking links without opening tabs.

How to preview links in Firefox without opening a new tab, using a free add-on that shows the live page on hover and cards on search results.

Peekly is a free Chrome extension that shows you what's behind a link before you click: preview cards on search results and the live page on hover.
Shortened and unfamiliar links hide where they lead. Here's how to check the real destination in Chrome or Edge, with or without an extension.

Краткое содержание любой страницы за несколько секунд: режим чтения или ИИ-пересказ от ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini или Groq прямо рядом со страницей.

Get the gist of a long page in seconds: reading mode for a clean view, or an AI summary from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Groq right next to the page.

Stop opening every search result in a new tab. Hover a result to read the page on top of your results, then step to the next one.

Watch a YouTube link from search results, Reddit or chat without opening YouTube in a new tab, and keep it playing over your desktop if you want.
Keep a page open beside the one you're working on: pin it to Chrome's side panel, and compare up to four pages side by side.

Research means holding several sources in your head at once. Here's how to do that without forty tabs open, and without losing track of which one said what.

A lot of extensions say "we respect your privacy" in the fine print while a server still sees every page you preview. Here's how to tell the difference.

Tab-hoarding isn't a discipline problem, it's a missing-preview problem. Here's what actually fixes it, and what just moves the clutter somewhere else.

A real comparison of what "preview a link" actually means across the extensions that claim to do it, and where each one genuinely helps or falls short.
Step through a page of search results and capture each one automatically, previewed right in the card, not scattered across your downloads folder.
The core feature never touches a Peekly server, not because we're being cautious, but because there's genuinely nothing for a server to do.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Groq, side by side, in one page. Bring your own keys, nothing routes through our servers.

Turn a search results page into a scrollable feed of full previews. Read, skim, and move on without ever leaving the page.

Every search result is a bet. You don't know what a page actually is until you've already opened it. Preview cards remove the bet.