Application packages

Android packages

Peeka shows identity and compatibility. It does not install or run the app.

.apk is free: name, version, SDK requirements, architectures, and a permission count.
Pro adds permission names, up to 12 items, and signing information. A signature summary shows that signing data is present. It does not check whether the signature is valid.
.aab, .apks, .xapk, .apkm, and .aar require Pro. Split containers show the base package and a summary of the splits.

Basic identity is free for the common app packages. Some containers only show a summary.

.ipa, .app, and .appex can show the name, bundle identifier, version, platform, minimum system version, and architectures when the file contains them.
Quick Look previews for DMG and flat PKG files now progressively show names and icons of supported applications, without mounting or installing them.
A flat .pkg shows a package summary. Peeka does not run installer scripts or verify the package signature. Older folder-style packages are not supported.
Pro adds .xcarchive, .xcframework, .framework, .dSYM, .dylib, .mobileprovision, and .provisionprofile, plus the available signing identity on packages that have one.
Added Pro Framework and dSYM previews for identity and available architecture, UUID and platform details, without crash symbolication.