peeq

A quick peek into any page's structured data — schema and JSON-LD, instantly.

Structured data, checked — not just shown. peeq reads the schema.org markup on the page you're looking at — JSON-LD (including @graph, arrays and deep nesting) and Microdata — and then tells you what's wrong with it: required fields that are missing, malformed dates, relative URLs where absolute ones are needed, @id references that point at nothing, and what a Product, Article, Recipe or Event still needs to qualify for a rich result. WHY PEEQ • Honest: when peeq has no rules for a type, it says "not checked" instead of showing a green tick it hasn't earned • Private: zero network requests. Your markup never leaves the browser — validation runs against rules bundled inside the extension, not somebody's API • Readable: built for humans first; the raw JSON is always one toggle away WHAT IT DOES • Validation with four honest states: valid, warning, error, and not checked • Rich-result gaps, spelled out field by field • A side panel you can leave open. Switch on "follow me as I browse" and peeq re-checks every page as you move through a site, keeping a running count of how many pages are valid, warn, or are broken • Compact grid: identical schemas collapse into one ×N row, so the list never forces a scroll • Readable property sheets plus a full code viewer with copy • Export a session as JSON, or open a printable report and save it as a PDF • Optional local history: encrypted, summaries only, never leaves your device, and never records private or incognito pages • Dark and light themes, in English, Portuguese (BR), Spanish, German, Japanese and French ABOUT PERMISSIONS peeq works on the page you click it on, and nothing more. The panel's "follow me as I browse" mode needs to see tab addresses and read pages without waiting for a click — those two permissions are optional, asked for only at the moment you switch the mode on, and revocable at any time. Installing peeq grants neither of them. peeq makes zero network requests. Everything runs in your browser. peeq is an independent project. Not affiliated with Google or schema.org.