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  1. Peeka 0.1.7 passes Mac App Store review

    Peeka 0.1.7 has passed Mac App Store review. Changes since 0.1.5, the previous version approved for the Mac App Store, including the changes introduced in the 0.1.6 Beta: 205 free offline lexical profiles, Pro Framework/dSYM previews, improved archive listings and offline Pele diagrams. Diagram mode requires Pro and macOS 14.4+.

    See what changed since 0.1.5
  2. Peeka 0.1.6 passes TestFlight review

    Peeka 0.1.6 (20261020.1) has passed TestFlight review. Beta changes include Pro Framework/dSYM previews, larger archive listings, filename encoding improvements and offline Pele diagrams.

    See Beta changes and test focus
  3. Peeka 0.1.5 is on the Mac App Store

    Peeka 0.1.5 is now available on the Mac App Store. Changes since 0.1.3: free native Diff/Patch views, offline Mermaid diagrams, and improved preview reliability. Mermaid diagram mode requires Peeka Pro and macOS 14.4 or later.

    Native patches and offline diagrams.
  4. Peeka 0.1.3 is on the Mac App Store

    DMG and flat PKG previews now show supported app names and icons. The interface supports eight languages, with improved Android Logcat, Markdown tables, and preview reliability.

    What’s new in Peeka 0.1.3
  5. Peeka is on the Mac App Store

    Preview Android and Apple packages, structured text, database structure, and archive listings in Finder. Turn previews on or off by format, and unlock more detail with the optional Peeka Pro purchase. Download Peeka on the Mac App Store.

    Explore Peeka
  6. Mellowbit Studio, now online

    A small home for everything we build, with product pages for each app, a support page, and the story behind the studio.

    About the studio
  7. Available now

    DockSpark lives at dockspark.app

    Browser profile switching, right from your Dock. DockSpark has its own site.

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