Talk
Your kid talks with Pip out loud about the day's assignment. No typing, no menus.
Pip is a friendly voice tutor for K-8 kids. They talk about their real assignments, and Pip guides them to figure it out themselves.
Currently invite-only. Launching soon.
Your kid talks with Pip out loud about the day's assignment. No typing, no menus.
Stuck on a worksheet? Snap a photo and show Pip. Pip sees it and keeps guiding, without reading out the answer.
Pip notices how your kid learns best, and every session ends with a recap on your parent dashboard.
Kid
I don't get number 4… 3 groups of 5?Pip
Hmm, 3 groups of 5 — what if you drew 3 circles and put 5 dots in each? How many dots is that all together?
Even when the answer is printed right on the worksheet photo, Pip helps your kid get there. It never reads it out.
How that is enforced
From your parent dashboard, set the assignments you want Pip to help with. Add a focus note so Pip knows exactly where to start. After every session you'll get a recap of what your kid worked through, and Pip keeps a running note on what it's noticing about how your kid learns best.
14-day free trial when we launch. No credit card to start, cancel anytime.
Study Buddy is built for kids in kindergarten through 8th grade (K-8).
Math, reading, science, writing, Spanish, social studies, or just wondering together in free talk.
No. Pip guides: it asks questions, offers a next small step, and helps your kid reason their way to the answer themselves. That holds even when a photo shows the answer printed right on the page.
Any modern browser today, on desktop or mobile. No install required. iPhone and Android apps are on the way.
Live voice is processed to hold the conversation with your kid. Transcripts and session recaps are saved to your parent dashboard so you can see what they worked on. Worksheet photos your kid shows Pip auto-delete after 30 days.
Pricing will be announced at launch. The 14-day trial is free.
Leave your email and we'll send you an invite as we open up spots. Being early on the list means first access — we're still figuring out what, if anything, founding families get beyond that.