Free Chrome Extension · Gmail OTP Finder
Peek a Code
Your verification code, one click away.
Stop switching tabs to dig through your inbox. Click the icon and Peek a Code shows the latest OTP from your Gmail and copies it for you. No code in the email? It shows the verify or magic link instead.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web StoreRead-only Gmail access · No servers · Nothing stored
How it works
Sign in once
Click the Peek a Code icon and sign in with Google. It asks for read-only Gmail access, so it can read your mail but never send, delete or change anything.
Ask for a code on any site
Request your OTP on the site you're logging in to, then click the Peek a Code icon. It looks at mail that arrived in the last 5 minutes.
Paste it
The newest code appears in the popup and is already on your clipboard. If the email has no code but has a verify or magic link, you get an Open button instead. If nothing has arrived yet, it keeps checking for up to 2 minutes.
Under the hood
How it finds the right code
Local scoring
Every number in the email is scored. Being close to words like “verification code” or “OTP” raises the score. Looking like a year, a phone number, an order number, a zip code, a time like “10 minutes” or part of a link lowers it. The highest score wins. Alphanumeric codes are handled too.
No AI, no uploads
All of this is plain code running inside the popup. There is no AI service and no server involved, so no part of your email leaves your browser.
Newest email first
If several recent emails contain codes, the newest one wins. If none has a code, the newest email with a verify, confirm or magic link is shown.
Auto-copy
When a code is found, it's copied to your clipboard. You can also press Copy. Peek a Code only writes to the clipboard and never reads it.
Privacy first
Your inbox stays between you and Google.
Read-only Gmail access
Peek a Code requests only the gmail.readonly scope. It cannot send, delete, label or modify any email.
No servers, no backend
Your emails are fetched by your browser straight from Google and read inside the popup. They are never sent to Presdin Works or to any other service.
Nothing saved
Email content lives in memory while the popup is open and disappears when you close it. Peek a Code does not write your mail to disk or keep a history of codes.
Only recent mail
It looks only at up to 10 inbox messages from the last 5 minutes. It checks when you open it, and in the background while code alerts are on (you can switch them off).
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