Peek is a Windows accessibility tool. It follows keyboard focus and mouse hover across any application and announces what's there.
OCR is a fallback, not the primary mechanism. It only runs when UI Automation confirms an element or an entire window exposes nothing usable - a real failure mode with some UI toolkits. See docs/OCR_STRATEGY.md for when it runs and why.
Peek's own interface targets EN 301 549 V3.2.1 Clause 11 ("Software"), which applies WCAG 2.1 Level AA to native software through the WCAG2ICT mapping, cross-checked against ISO 9241-171.
| Project | License |
|---|---|
| Avalonia | MIT |
| Pipboy.Avalonia (+ .Fx, .ProDataGrid) | MIT |
| ProDataGrid | MIT |
| AsyncNavigation | MIT |
| ReactiveUI (+ .Avalonia, .SourceGenerators) / ReactiveUI.Primitives | MIT |
| Microsoft.Extensions.* | MIT |
| Microsoft.Windows.CsWin32 | MIT |
| Irihi.Lingua | MIT |
| SkiaSharp | MIT |
| System.Drawing.Common | MIT |
| LibVLCSharp / VideoLAN.LibVLC.Windows | LGPL-2.1-or-later |
| PiperSharp / Piper | MIT |
| Sdcb.SimdPaddleOCR / PaddleOCR | Apache-2.0 |
GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE. Peek is free for everyone: individuals, companies, government agencies, and non-profits alike. Government and non-profit organizations can also get free deployment/usage guidance, and companies can get paid custom development, integration, and consulting — see Licensing & Support for details.