Friends and family knock with GIFs, photos and voice notes. They only show up on Pip, and they play once.
Every app, every ad and every stranger can buzz you for free. So it never stops, and the people you love get lost in the noise.
Pip is a door with a guest list. Your people walk right in. Everyone else has to knock, and it costs them something.
Zach made Pip. His is on his desk in Carlsbad, California, right now. Send him a knock from here: it glows on his Pip until he knocks twice to open it.
If he's at his desk, he might knock back, and this page will knock on you. Leave it open.
Keep one, and give one to the person you'd most like to hear from. When Mom knocks from her Pip, yours glows. Hold yours, and hers knocks back.
Three kinds of knocks, and you always know which is which.
Your partner, your mom, your best friend. They knock from the Pip app with a GIF, a photo, a few words or their voice. It lands on your Pip, glows green, and plays once when you knock.
Anyone with your Pip link can knock, for the price you set. A recruiter, a founder, a fan. Worth reading, because it cost them.
Your morning, your evening, the reminders you asked for, and a funny GIF whenever you knock for one.
Knocks never show up in an app or a feed. There's nothing to scroll back through, so every one feels like a letter.
Knock two Pips together and they're friends. No usernames to trade, no requests to accept.
Send a knock that waits for Friday, or a birthday. Their Pip shows it's on the way, and it opens right on time.
DMs get buried. Emails get filtered. A knock on Pip gets heard, because it's the only thing on their desk, and it cost you something to send.
You get your own Pip link for your bio, your site or your email signature. People you haven't added pay the price you set to knock, and you keep 80%.
$1, $5, $50, or turn it off. Your circle always knocks free.
Nobody pays $5 to send you junk. The knocks that come are the ones worth reading.
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A little door for your desk. The people you love knock free from the Pip app. Anyone else knocks from your Pip link by paying the price you set. Pip shows each knock once, when you knock to open it.
No. They send knocks from the Pip app on their phone. If they have a Pip too, they get your knocks on theirs, and you can bump Pips to become friends.
On purpose. The app is for sending. Knocks only land on Pip and play once, so there's no feed to check and nothing pulling you back to your phone.
You keep 80% of every paid knock. Cash out to your bank any time.
Hold the + button and ask. Pip can set a reminder and knock when it's time, look something up and knock with the answer, or keep a note for your evening update.
No. The microphones are only on while you hold the + button.
At home, no: Pip runs on Wi‑Fi. Away from home, it borrows your iPhone's connection over Bluetooth, with nothing to set up.
A 2.16 inch 480 × 480 touch AMOLED screen, a speaker and two microphones, a motion sensor that feels when two Pips bump, Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth, and USB‑C power with an optional battery.
500 Pips, numbered #1 to #500. Your number is your place in line when they ship, and your Pip shows it when it starts up. Every friend who joins with your link moves you up five places.
Pip will be $79. Claiming your name and your place in line is free.
The first batch is 500 Pips, numbered #1 to #500, and yours shows its number when it starts up. Save your username and your place in line now. Pip will be $79; claiming is free.
Send your link to the people you'd want knocking. Each one who joins moves you up five places, and starts in your circle.
Your mom, your partner, your best friend. Their name is held for them, and the link lets them claim it.