Pip is a private assistant that lives on your Mac. Drop a document on him and he reads it, names it, and files it into real folders. Pip proposes; you approve.
in alpha · built by Kate for her own family's paperworkThe family binder, alive. Paper goes in; peace of mind comes out.
Any paper — a bill, an insurance letter, a school form. Scan it, share it from Finder, or drag it onto Pip.
He names it and files it into a real Finder folder, with subfolders by year, person, vehicle and address. Pip proposes; you approve every filing.
Tax deadlines, renewals, appeal windows: a short morning briefing so nothing slips.
This is the whole point of Pip. Your family's paperwork is yours, in your own folders. Your documents stay on your Mac.
No cloud vault, no database prison. Every document is a normal file in a Finder folder you can open without Pip.
Once a document is filed as Medical or Vital, Pip keeps its contents out of search and out of his answers. He may read the first part of a new document, on your Mac, to decide where it belongs. That's built into how Pip works, not a setting.
Pip reads with Apple's on-device AI. No cloud AI, no AI account, no Pip server. Your documents stay on your Mac.
An Apple silicon Mac on macOS Tahoe with Apple Intelligence on.
Everything a family binder should be — and it files itself.
Pip reads, names and files into category folders, with subfolders by year, person, vehicle and address.
He matches medical bills to EOBs and flags a mismatch or an appeal deadline.
One printable PDF your family can find.
Pip starts on the Mac. Your phone comes later.
Pip is the household's librarian — bookish, warm, and quietly delighted to be helpful. He wears the glasses because he actually reads your paperwork. He blinks, bobs, files, and keeps watch. You can pet him.
he keeps the binder so you don't have to.