Parqeye is a tool for inspecting Parquet files directly from the terminal. It allows users to view the contents, schema, and metadata of these files without needing to open them in a separate application. The interface is designed for ease of use, featuring interactive data visualization that displays data in a table format. Users can navigate through the data using keyboard shortcuts, making it efficient for quick inspections. Key features include a Schema Explorer that reveals column types and nested structures, as well as file-level metadata that provides information such as the Parquet version and encoding statistics. Row group statistics help users understand data distribution and metadata at a more granular level. The tab-based interface enables seamless navigation between different views: Visualize, Schema, Metadata, and Row Groups. This makes it simple to switch contexts while working with the data. To run Parqeye, you simply need to provide the path to your .parquet file. Installation options include downloading the latest release from the GitHub repository, building from source using Rust with `cargo build --release`, or installing directly via `cargo install` if you use Rust. For those using Homebrew, the tool can be installed with a single command. The tool is open-source and released under the MIT License. Features like lazy loading of Parquet files and the ability to read files from cloud storage (e.g., S3) enhance its functionality.