An on-demand AI that lives one keystroke away. A question, a paragraph, a whole form — press a shortcut and it's answered, right where you're looking.
One keystroke screenshots the page — math, code, charts, anything visual — and floats a tiny answer right over it.
It reads every field — multiple choice, dropdowns, text — drafts correct answers, and writes them in. You just hit apply.
After you add it, click its icon: a setup page asks four quick questions and configures everything for you.
One click in the Chrome Web Store. Edge, Brave and Arc work too.
What you need it for, your subjects and how answers should look. Peeksolve does the rest.
On any question. The answer appears right where you’re looking.
No dashboard to live in. Peeksolve waits silently behind a keystroke and vanishes when it's done. Watch each one in action →
Screenshots the visible tab and floats a tiny answer over the page. For code, math and diagrams the model needs to actually see.
Text selected → an instant, silent answer. Nothing selected → an input opens; type, or paste an image to ask about it.
Reads the page's form plus a screenshot and auto-fills every field — choices, text, dropdowns. Preview first, one click to apply.
Pulls the main text from an article, doc or long email and returns a tight 3–5 sentence summary.
A multi-page assistant: answers, clicks "Next", works through a long form end to end — stopping dead at any final submit.
It reads the page, drafts every field in one pass, and shows you the result before anything is written in.
Live form fields plus a screenshot of what you see.
Choices, dropdowns, text fields — drafted in one pass.
Each field is highlighted so you can scan before it commits.
Real forms only — never canvas, code editors or captchas.
Radio buttons, dropdowns, checkboxes and text fields, answered in a single pass. Answers it isn’t sure about are marked for you.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash answers in about half a second. On Pro you can switch to Gemini 3 Flash or Claude Sonnet 5.5. See how they compare on PeekBench →
No ads, no trackers. With your own API key, prompts never touch our servers at all.
Real money runs through a serious tool. No tricks, no lock-in, cancel anytime.
Prices in Swiss francs.
Or plug in your own Groq · Gemini · Claude · OpenAI key — requests go straight to the provider, never our servers.
Straight to the AI provider you chose, and only when you press a shortcut. No analytics, no tracking, no ads. With your own key, nothing touches Peeksolve's backend at all.
Plug in a key from Groq, Gemini, Claude, or OpenAI and requests go directly from your browser to that provider. No daily limit, you pay the provider directly, and Peeksolve never sees the content.
Free and Pro both run on our fastest model, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, hosted in the US without storing your data. Pro can switch per request to Gemini 3 Flash or Claude Sonnet 5.5 through an AI gateway, with no daily cap. PeekBench shows how fast and how accurate each one is on real exam questions — and lets you ask them your own.
Yes. Peeksolve is on the Chrome Web Store, and every Chromium browser installs from there in one click — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera, Vivaldi. Updates arrive on their own.
It's a fast answer engine for whatever's on screen — studying and revision, repetitive forms, surveys, summaries, translations, reading dense documentation. Where you're allowed to use an AI assistant is between you and whoever set the rules: your school, your employer, the site's terms. Peeksolve doesn't police that, and it never submits anything for you — God Mode deliberately stops at any final-submit button.
Payments run through Stripe. Take a CHF 2.99 Day Pass for 24 hours, or go Pro at CHF 7.49/mo. Prices are set in Swiss francs; if you see another currency here, Stripe charges your card in that currency at checkout, so your statement matches what you see. Cancel anytime — Pro is month-to-month. Got a friend’s referral code? 15% off your first payment, and they earn 20% of what you pay as balance.
Operated from Switzerland and GDPR-aware. The backend logs only usage metadata — never prompt content — unless you opt into history. Stripe and OpenRouter are disclosed as processors.