{"site":{"name":"Tech Care","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/","about":"https://www.tech-care.net/about/","support":"https://www.tech-care.net/contact-support/"},"product":{"name":"Peek: Hidden Notes on Watch","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/","description":"Discreet Apple Watch notes and a personal cheat sheet. Write on iPhone, tilt to read on your watch, then lower to hide. Try one short note free.","appStore":"https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/peek-hidden-notes-on-watch/id6739758602?l=en-GB","developer":"Kevin Floch","requirements":{"iOS":"18 or later","watchOS":"11 or later","pairedAppleWatch":true},"free":["One short note","Tilt-to-read gestures","Pacing taps"],"plus":["Unlimited notes and note length","Gesture sensitivity controls","Optional shake-to-close","Watch memory"],"limitations":["Prepared text reference, not a scrolling teleprompter or live transcription service","Visual hiding does not establish a separate note lock, encryption or invisibility","Use only where the reference material and device are permitted"],"faq":[{"question":"What is Peek?","answer":"Peek is a memory aid for Apple Watch. It keeps short reference notes on your wrist for presentations, meetings, rehearsals and everyday conversations."},{"question":"Can I use it as a cheat sheet for a speech?","answer":"Yes. Peek works as a personal cue sheet for a talk or meeting where reference notes are welcome: an opening line, a name, a date or a key figure."},{"question":"What do I need?","answer":"An iPhone running iOS 18 or later, a paired Apple Watch running watchOS 11 or later, and Peek installed on both."},{"question":"What is included for free?","answer":"One short note, tilt-to-read gestures and pacing taps. Plus adds unlimited notes and length, gesture sensitivity controls, shake-to-close and Watch memory."},{"question":"My notes are not appearing. What should I do?","answer":"Open Peek on your watch and tap Send to watch again on iPhone. Keep both devices close with Bluetooth enabled. Contact support if you need help."},{"question":"Can Peek be my discreet Apple Watch cheat sheet?","answer":"Yes. Prepare short notes on iPhone and send them to your paired Apple Watch. Use them as a personal cheat sheet for presentations, meetings and other settings where notes and your device are permitted."},{"question":"Are hidden notes invisible or password protected?","answer":"No. Hidden describes when a note appears on the watch screen. People nearby may still see the display. This is not a claim of a separate note lock or encryption."}]},"guides":[{"title":"Apple Watch speech notes: a practical cue-card guide","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/apple-watch-speech-notes/","summary":"For a speech, use your Apple Watch for short prompts: your opening, a key fact and the next transition. In Peek, write on iPhone, send to the watch, double-tap the watch screen to prepare the note, then tilt forward to read."},{"title":"Apple Watch teleprompter or wrist cue cards?","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/apple-watch-teleprompter/","summary":"An Apple Watch teleprompter can mean two different things: reading short cue cards on your wrist, or controlling a scrolling script on an iPhone. Peek shows short cues on your wrist when you tilt to read. It doesn’t scroll a script on your iPhone."},{"title":"Make a cheat sheet for iPhone and Apple Watch","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/iphone-apple-watch-cheat-sheet/","summary":"A useful speaking cheat sheet contains the details you need to retrieve quickly: names, dates, figures and transitions. Use an iPhone for a longer outline and an Apple Watch for a few brief cues. Peek lets you compose on iPhone and send cues to your watch."},{"title":"Peek vs Cheatsheet Notes: speaking cues or quick reference?","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/peek-vs-cheatsheet-notes/","summary":"Choose Peek if your main task is revealing a brief cue while speaking. Cheatsheet Notes may suit you better if you want everyday snippets in widgets and Watch complications. Choose the way of checking a note that fits your day."},{"title":"Peek vs Apple Notes on Apple Watch","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/peek-vs-apple-notes/","summary":"Apple Notes is available on Apple Watch and can create, display, pin and delete notes. Peek is a separate app for prepared speaking cues, with tilt-to-read behavior and optional pacing taps. Start with Apple Notes for your everyday notes. Try Peek if you want to rehearse with brief prompts you reveal on your wrist."},{"title":"Wedding speech notes on Apple Watch: a cue-sheet template","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/wedding-speech-watch-notes/","summary":"For a wedding speech, keep names, one story prompt, your thank-you and the toast on a short cue sheet. Rehearse with the watch you will wear so that each glance happens during a natural pause. Peek can display those cues from notes prepared on iPhone."},{"title":"Apple Watch presentation timer with silent pacing taps","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/presentation-pacing-timer/","summary":"Peek offers a timer and optional pacing taps at a chosen interval. Use those taps as reminders to check your pace during a presentation. They do not measure how much of your speech you have completed."},{"title":"Peek notes not showing on Apple Watch: setup and fixes","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/notes-not-syncing/","summary":"If a Peek note is missing, open Peek on the watch and tap Send to watch again on iPhone. Keep the paired devices close with Bluetooth enabled. Then double-tap the watch screen in Peek and tilt forward: a prepared note can still be hidden until you reveal it."},{"title":"How a discreet, hidden cheat sheet works on Apple Watch","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/discreet-hidden-cheat-sheet/","summary":"A discreet cheat sheet is a short personal reference you can check when notes are allowed. Peek keeps prepared notes hidden on Apple Watch until you tilt to read, then hides them as you level your wrist. It is a memory aid for talks, meetings and everyday reminders."},{"title":"Discreet meeting notes on Apple Watch: names and talking points","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/discreet-meeting-notes/","summary":"For a meeting, a discreet wrist note can hold a name, a figure or the question you want to ask. Prepare it before the conversation, keep the cue brief and use it only where reference notes and watches are welcome. Peek lets you reveal the note when needed."},{"title":"Study notes on Apple Watch: revision and permitted reference","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/study-notes-apple-watch/","summary":"Apple Watch study notes can hold a short definition, vocabulary cue or reminder to review a topic before class. Use Peek for preparation and permitted reference. A school’s permission to use notes does not by itself allow a smartwatch in an assessment."},{"title":"Poker study notes on Apple Watch: preparation, not live help","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/poker-study-notes/","summary":"If you are looking for a poker cheat sheet on Apple Watch, separate personal study from live assistance. Peek can hold short text reminders for study away from play. Do not use hidden notes to consult prohibited material at a poker table or in a restricted tournament area."},{"title":"Hidden notes vs locked notes: what “discreet” protects","url":"https://www.tech-care.net/apps/peek-hidden-notes-watch/guides/hidden-vs-locked-notes/","summary":"Hidden notes and locked notes solve different problems. Peek hides a prepared cue until you reveal it on Apple Watch. A locked note uses a security control to restrict who can open it. Do not treat a discreet display as proof that the stored text is encrypted or independently locked."}]}