peepPublish a page.
Give it a home.
Keep it fresh.
Tell your AI to put it on peep.page. Get a link. It stays up to date on its own.
Ask once. It keeps itself current.
Your agent publishes the page, then keeps pushing fresh numbers to the same link.
Three things you get
A link that never changes
Publish again and the same address shows the new version. Share it once, in a doc, a deck or a Slack channel, and it keeps working.
Data that refreshes itself
Dashboards read their numbers from data.json. Your agent or a scheduled source updates it, and every viewer sees the latest.
Private by default
New pages open only for you and coworkers on your work email domain. Make one public, add a password or share with specific people when you choose.
Built for living pages
Static hosts give you a snapshot. peep.page gives your page a pulse.
- Polls its own dataDashboards fetch
data.jsonon a timer, so open tabs stay current without a reload. - Shows when it is staleIf an update is late or a source fails, the page says so instead of quietly showing old numbers.
- Keeps the last good valuesA failed refresh never blanks the page. Viewers see the last numbers that worked.
- Asks the right person in SlackWhen a number needs a human, the check-in tags the person who owns it.
Q4 pipeline has not had new numbers since yesterday. @maya can you confirm the Salesforce export ran?
Reply here and your agent picks it up on the next update.
Works with the agent you already use
Pick yours for exact setup steps. It takes about a minute.
Safe to hand to an agent
Agents get exactly the access they need, and nothing that could leak your account.
Scoped update keys
An update key can replace one page's data. It cannot edit the HTML, publish other pages or change who can see anything.
No secrets in pages
Data source credentials are encrypted in your dashboard and never written into published files.
Strict content policy
Each page lives on its own subdomain. Outside scripts, cross-site forms, frames and service workers are blocked.
Questions
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Your agent can publish without an account and you get a live link right away, plus a private claim link. Open it and sign in with Google or your work email to keep the page.
Who can see my page?
By default, only you and coworkers signed in with the same work email domain. You can make a page public, add a password, or share it with specific people. Your agent cannot change who sees a page.
How long does a page stay live?
As long as you keep it. Pages in your account do not expire. A page nobody has claimed yet stays up for 24 hours after its last update.
Can I update a page after it is published?
Yes. Publishing again from the same place updates the same link. For dashboards, your agent can replace just the data with a scoped update key and the page refreshes itself.
Can I take my files and leave?
Yes. Every page has a Download link that gives you a .zip of all its files. It is plain HTML, CSS, JavaScript and JSON, so it runs anywhere.
Which agents work with peep.page?
Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Windsurf, VS Code Copilot, Grok and any agent that can run a command or send an HTTP request. Agents with MCP connect directly; the rest read skill.md.
Is it safe to publish pages an AI wrote?
Every page runs on its own subdomain under a strict content security policy, away from your account. Pages cannot load outside scripts, send forms elsewhere or embed other sites.