PulseView vs FilePeek Markdown Viewer

PulseView is your elegant companion app for WhatPulse. Track your keystrokes, mouse clicks, uptime stats and more – right from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch. Features: • Live view of your WhatPulse stats • Widgets with live activity tracking • Milestones, rankings, and personal records • Apple Watch support with user tracking and live insights • Built for privacy – no data collection, no ads • Works across iPhone, iPad, macOS, and Apple Watch • Dark and light mode support PulseView uses the official WhatPulse API to fetch public stats. All data remains local to your device – no tracking, no cloud sync. Just insight. Note: An internet connection is required to fetch current WhatPulse data. PulseView is a non-commercial community project by Nebuliton.

FilePeek is a lightweight local viewer for AI-generated files, including Markdown, HTML, ZIP website packages, JSON, SVG, Mermaid diagrams and CSV files. When AI tools, chatbots or code assistants generate structured files that are hard to open on iPhone, FilePeek helps you preview them clearly and locally. Open files from the Files app, Share Sheet, AirDrop or other apps, then view them in a clean mobile-friendly interface. Key features: • Read Markdown files with clean formatting • Preview local HTML files • Open ZIP website packages • Format and inspect JSON files • View SVG graphics • Render Mermaid diagrams • Browse CSV files as readable tables • Search inside supported files • Save recent files and favorites • Works locally on your device FilePeek does not require an account. Your files stay on your device and are not uploaded to a cloud server. FilePeek is not an editor. It is built for fast, clean and focused file viewing. https://filepeekviewer.netlify.app/viewer-privacy.html https://filepeekviewer.netlify.app/viewer-terms.html