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Peek
Open-source HTML feedback that Google Drive need to build
Peek is a self-hosted way to share HTML previews and collect feedback directly on the page. Instead of sending screenshots or pushing drafts to a public SaaS, teams upload an HTML file, share a secure link, and pin comments to elements, selected text, or the full page.
I built Peek because I found myself sharing more and more things as HTML.
Reports, prototypes, small internal pages, CI outputs, and now also a lot of things that coding agents generate.
HTML is a great format for this. Easy to generate, easy to open, easy to pass around.
The problem for me was the step after that.
I wanted to publish these pages just for my team, in a secure way, without using another SaaS, creating another workspace, or paying for a very simple thing.
And feedback was always messy.
Linda (or John, or Sarah) sends an HTML in Slack. Someone writes a comment in a ticket. Someone points to a thing but I am not sure which version they saw. It works, but it is annoying and hard to follow
So Peek is the small tool I needed (very much):
upload HTML, get a link, share it securely, and let people comment on the page itself.
It is self-hosted and CLI-first. You can also use the dashboard. Links can be public, private, or password-protected.
Since we work in teams (most of us) and we do like to keep things secured and private, I needed the security parts too: OAuth/OIDC login, team access controls, and audit logs, so you can know what was shared and accessed. So... You got it
The CLI was pretty critical for me because I want agents to use it too. If a coding agent creates an HTML preview, it should be able to publish it, return the link, and later read the comments. Great for loooops ;)
You can install the Peek skill with:
npx skills add puemos/peek@peek -g -y
So yeah, give it a try, tell me what you think, write a feedback, make some coffee, eat some ice cream, visit japan, fall in love
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About Peek on Product Hunt
“Open-source HTML feedback that Google Drive need to build”
Peek was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #58 on the daily leaderboard. Peek is a self-hosted way to share HTML previews and collect feedback directly on the page. Instead of sending screenshots or pushing drafts to a public SaaS, teams upload an HTML file, share a secure link, and pin comments to elements, selected text, or the full page.
Peek was featured in Productivity (655.6k followers), Open Source (68.6k followers) and GitHub (41.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 182.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Peek?
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Shy Alter
This whole thing should probably have been a Google Drive feature. But here we are
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Demo: https://puemos-peek-demo.fly.dev/p/peek-demo (password123)
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Hey Product Hunt,
I built Peek because I found myself sharing more and more things as HTML.
Reports, prototypes, small internal pages, CI outputs, and now also a lot of things that coding agents generate.
HTML is a great format for this. Easy to generate, easy to open, easy to pass around.
The problem for me was the step after that.
I wanted to publish these pages just for my team, in a secure way, without using another SaaS, creating another workspace, or paying for a very simple thing.
And feedback was always messy.
Linda (or John, or Sarah) sends an HTML in Slack. Someone writes a comment in a ticket. Someone points to a thing but I am not sure which version they saw. It works, but it is annoying and hard to follow
So Peek is the small tool I needed (very much):
upload HTML, get a link, share it securely, and let people comment on the page itself.
It is self-hosted and CLI-first. You can also use the dashboard. Links can be public, private, or password-protected.
Since we work in teams (most of us) and we do like to keep things secured and private, I needed the security parts too: OAuth/OIDC login, team access controls, and audit logs, so you can know what was shared and accessed. So... You got it
The CLI was pretty critical for me because I want agents to use it too. If a coding agent creates an HTML preview, it should be able to publish it, return the link, and later read the comments. Great for loooops ;)
You can install the Peek skill with:
So yeah, give it a try, tell me what you think, write a feedback, make some coffee, eat some ice cream, visit japan, fall in love