Pip is a little voice network for one family: yours. Grown-ups get an app, kids get a chirpy box with exactly one job. No feeds, no strangers, no passwords, even.
Get Pip on your phoneThe Pip app lives on your home screen and does exactly one thing well: voice messages.
Pip lives on a palm-sized box with a bright little screen. Press, talk, and your Pip whooshes off to Mom or Grandma with a chime.
Some people can talk but can't press a button. For them, a box can be switched to voice mode, and from then on it answers to its name.
Three steps, and one of them is just shopping.
Open pipvoice.com on your phone, add it to your home screen, sign in with a 6-digit email code.
Order the board, and when it lands on your doormat, plug it into your computer and click “Make it a Pip.” Your family gets stamped in right there. Then plug it in anywhere with WiFi.
Press, speak, release. A chime rings on the other side. Repeat forever.
From doormat to first message: about five minutes.
No setup wizards. No manuals. Nobody's warehouse. Pinky promise.
Boxes Pip boxes. Boxes Pip phones. Grandmas Pip back.
Pip is a messenger, not a recorder. Voice notes exist to be played, not kept.
The fine print, still in plain words: our privacy policy.
We run the server, you plug in the boxes. Nothing to maintain: the easy path for most families.
Pip is open source (AGPL-3.0). Run everything on your own small server, so your family's voices never touch anyone else's computer. Needs a domain with HTTPS and an hour of tinkering. Note that self-hosting may incur hosting costs.
Self-hosting guide →All our code is available for you to review, ask your favorite AI to check it out here.