BarePeek: Hidden File Viewer

Files carry more than you see. A document someone sent you can hold the author's name and company, who edited it last and when, every comment, tracked changes, hidden sheets and slides, and presenter notes. A photo can hold exactly where it was taken and which camera took it. BarePeek shows you all of it. SORTED BY WHAT MATTERS - Worth a look comes first: comments, tracked changes, hidden text, hidden sheets, rows and slides, presenter notes, attached files, scripts, and photo locations - Who and when comes next: author, last editor, company, dates and the program that made the file - Technical details stay folded away until you want them - The real values, not just a warning, and a plain sentence on what each one means CATCHES THE TRAPS - Tells you when text in a PDF is only covered by a black box and is still in the file. BarePeek never shows you that text. - Finds earlier saved versions kept inside a PDF, attached files and embedded preview pictures WHAT IT CHECKS - PDF - Word, Excel and PowerPoint files - Keynote presentations: comments, presenter notes and hidden slides - Pages and Numbers files: the package details (their comments are not checked) - Photos (JPEG, HEIC and PNG): where it was taken, the date, the camera and its serial number READ ONLY AND PRIVATE - It only looks. It never changes, cleans or deletes your file. - Everything happens on your iPhone or Mac - No account, no uploads, no tracking, no ads EASY TO USE - Drop files on the Mac app, or choose them. On iPhone, choose a file or share it to BarePeek from Files or Mail. - Add several files and switch between them along the bottom - Double-click a file in the list to open the original on Mac, or double-tap it to preview the original on iPhone - Save a report of what was found as a PDF - A built-in glossary explains every finding One purchase covers iPhone and Mac. BarePeek shows what is in a file. To remove hidden details from your own documents before you send them, see Baredoc. For photos, see Bareshot.