Pip is a private assistant that lives on your Mac. Drop a document on him and he reads it, names it, files it into real folders — and pulls out what you actually need to act on: due dates, appointments, claims, tax forms.
in alpha · built for one real household, used every dayThe family binder, alive. Paper goes in; peace of mind comes out.
Any paper — a bill, an insurance letter, a school form. Scan it, snap a photo from your phone, or drag it into the inbox.
He titles it, files it into a real Finder folder with color-coded tags, and learns your preferences when you correct him. Pip proposes; you approve.
Due dates, appointments, and claims become reminders and a calm morning briefing — so nothing slips.
This is the whole point of Pip. Your family's paperwork is yours — it lives in your own folders, on your Mac, never in someone else's cloud vault.
No cloud vault, no database prison. Every document is a normal file in a Finder folder you can open without Pip.
Medical and vital documents are filed by name only — their contents are never read, indexed, or quoted. That's built into how Pip works, not a setting.
No Pip account, no Pip server, no analytics. Pip reads your documents using your own Claude subscription — nothing is stored or shared beyond that. The phone companion runs only on your family's private network, never the public internet.
Pip runs on your family's own Claude subscription — a Claude Pro plan or higher is required. No per-document charges, and your paperwork never sits behind a monthly paywall.
Everything a family binder should be — and it files itself.
Consistent naming, smart subfolders — Taxes by year, Auto by vehicle, Medical by family member — plus full-text search and chat that quotes your actual files.
Bills matched to EOBs, deductibles tracked per person, mismatches flagged, inquiry letters drafted for you.
Tax forms detected as they arrive, a yearly checklist, and a one-click package for your accountant.
Bank feeds and CSV import, spending charts, subscriptions that surface themselves, debt payoff planning, net worth over time.
One printable PDF with vital documents, household facts, and emergency info — the thing your family needs if something happens to you.
A small companion dashboard — the morning briefing, open items, snap-a-photo-to-file — reachable only over your own private network.
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.