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Pip reads account and transaction data so the daily number is based on what is really happening.
Meet Pip
Pip is a cute daily money companion that shows what's actually okay to use today. No budget. No dashboard. Just one number.

Spendable Cash Today
$84
That's your room for today after bills and savings.
Ask Pip
Why did today's number change?
Your bank app shows the pile of money. It does not show what bills, savings, and recent spending have already claimed.
Pip gives you the number that matters today. Open Pip. See today's number. Spend around it. Move on.
How it works
Pip reads account and transaction data so the daily number is based on what is really happening.
Protect savings first, then let Pip hold back bills, recent spending pressure, and uneven timing.
Open Pip, see Spendable Cash Today, ask for detail only when you want it, and move on.
Pip is not here to lecture you. Pip gives you one calm number every day, then lets you ask for details only when you want them.
No categories to maintain. No charts to decode. Pip learns your pattern and gives you one number.
Pip uses read-only account data. It cannot move your money. You can ask Pip to delete stored financial data before leaving the beta.
Read security detailsRead-only account connection
No money movement
Provider credentials stay server-side
Delete-data path before leaving beta
It is Pip's daily spending signal: the amount that is actually okay to use today after bills, savings cushion, and recent spending pressure are considered.
No. Pip does not ask you to maintain categories, decode charts, or manage a spreadsheet. The default experience is one number and a simple chat input.
No. Pip is a read-only insight layer for the beta. It does not initiate payments or transfers.
Your bank balance shows what exists. Pip tries to show what remains usable today after money that is already spoken for is held back.
Not yet. App Store and Google Play versions are planned later. Beta testers can try Pip on the web first.
App Store and Google Play versions are coming. Beta testers can try Pip on the web first.