peek-it
Android TV

peek-it

Rich overlay notifications for Android TV.

peek-it turns your Android TV into a home-automation dashboard: receive alerts, show cameras, control your Home Assistant devices — all as an overlay, without interrupting what you are watching.

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What peek-it can do

Universal overlay

Show notifications on top of any app, without closing it.

Rich widgets

Text, image, RTSP video, web page, shapes, side menu and confetti animation.

Home Assistant driven

A native integration triggers notifications from your automations.

D-pad side menu

A TiviMate-style sidebar, remote-friendly, to control your smart home.

Voice assistant

Talk to Home Assistant Assist straight from your TV.

Built-in designer

Compose your notifications in an embedded web editor, no code needed.

6 languages

French, English, German, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese.

100% local

No account, no ads, no data sent to JOLABS40.

The peek-it ecosystem

Four complementary pieces around a single API: the TV app, the mobile companion, the Home Assistant integration and the open API.

Android TV

peek-it

The core app. It displays notifications as an overlay on your TV and exposes a global API that any system can call to push a notification on screen.

Mobile

peek-it Send

The phone companion: it automatically forwards your mobile notifications (WhatsApp, SMS, Telegram…) to peek-it TV. Includes a built-in Tasker plugin to trigger custom notifications, and relies on the same global API.

Home Assistant integration

peek-it for Home Assistant

The native Home Assistant integration: trigger and compose peek-it notifications straight from your automations.

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API

peek-it API

An API to send notifications to peek-it from Home Assistant, Jeedom, Node-RED and any other home-automation system or script.

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Privacy by design — peek-it runs locally, your Home Assistant credentials are encrypted on the device. No account, no tracker, no JOLABS40 server. Privacy policy →