Peeka describes itself as a personal YouTube GPT, or YTGPT, that gives you a quick look inside any video you open. Instead of watching an hour-long upload to find the two ideas you care about, you let the extension read the video for you and present the parts that matter. Its headline promise, "Short Peeks, Big Insights", frames the product as a fast triage layer for heavy YouTube consumption.
The extension returns four things for a given video: the transcript, a TL;DW summary, a chapter-by-chapter breakdown with insights, and the key questions the video answers. Together these cover the common reasons people abandon a long video: they want a summary, they want to jump to a specific section, or they want to know whether the video is worth their time at all.
Peeka is distributed through the Chrome Web Store and is listed as a free, early-stage beta at version 0.0.1, with a small user base and a single rating. It runs inside the YouTube page and, according to its data disclosure, handles website content in order to produce summaries. Because it is a lightweight, independently published extension rather than a large commercial platform, users should expect a lean feature set and infrequent releases, but the listing is live and the extension installable.
