Chrome extension — free
A quick peek into any page.
peeq reads the structured data on the page you're looking at — JSON-LD and Microdata — and lays it out so humans can actually read it. One click. No account. No server.
peeq, on this page
Total: 3 · JSON-LD: 3
{}SoftwareApplication JSON-LD 9 keys
- name
- "peeq"
- applicationCategory
- "DeveloperApplication"
- operatingSystem
- "Chrome"
- softwareVersion
- "0.8.0"
- offers
- Offer · price 0
- inLanguage
- 6 items
{}WebSite JSON-LD 5 keys
- name
- "peeq"
- url
- "https://peeq.ing/"
- description
- "A quick peek into any page."
- inLanguage
- "en"
{}Organization JSON-LD 3 keys
- name
- "peeq"
- url
- "https://peeq.ing/"
Not a mockup — this is the JSON-LD in this page's own <head>. View the source and check.
Reads everything
JSON-LD — including @graph, arrays, and deep nesting — plus Microdata. Identical schemas collapse into a single ×N row, so the list never forces a scroll.
Readable first
Every schema opens as a property sheet a human can scan. The raw JSON is one toggle away, with copy and export — files are named peeq-yoursite.com-2026-07-08.json.
Private by design
Zero network requests. The optional local history stores encrypted summaries only, never leaves your device, and never records private or incognito pages.
Speaks EN · PT · ES · DE · JA · FR
Why another SEO extension?
Because structured data deserved a tool that treats it as a first-class citizen, not tab number five. This is peeq v0.7, the schema validator, now with an Overview that reads the whole page and grades 12 essentials, from title to structured data. Whatever it could not check stays out of the math. Facts, never advice.
And a point of view: peeq is built for the AI-search era without the snake oil. Google's own guidance says no special markup ranks you in AI results — so peeq will never sell you that. Schema for rich results and machine readability; honesty about the rest.