Homework helper
Explains steps and quizzes your child instead of just handing over answers.
“Can you quiz me on fractions?”
Pip pairs curious kids with a friendly AI companion built for childhood, while parents keep full control over topics, time, and every conversation.
How we keep kids safePip
Why do bees make honey?
To feed the hive in winter. Want to know how they dance to tell each other where the flowers are?
They DANCE??
Kids pick what they feel like doing. Each helper has its own specialty and its own little world. You decide which ones are available.
Explains steps and quizzes your child instead of just handing over answers.
“Can you quiz me on fractions?”
Age-appropriate stories, make-believe, and creative play on demand.
“A shy dragon who collects clouds.”
Science, how things work, and every “why” answered clearly.
“Why is the sky blue?”
Feelings, breathing, and talking things through, always with a gentle tone.
“I feel a bit wobbly today.”
Parents run the account. Kids never need an email, a password, or any personal data to start chatting.
Create your account with email, Apple, or Google and add a profile for each child with just a name and birth date.
Your child enters a short join code on their device, or you pair the shared family tablet in one tap. No accounts, no passwords for kids.
K7M2P9. Six characters. That’s the whole login.
Six characters. That’s the whole login.
Your child chats with Pip inside the rules you chose. You can review conversations and adjust settings anytime.
Harmful requests on the most sensitive topics are always blocked. If a child may need help, Pip answers carefully and you can see that in Issues. Everything else is yours to shape, and nothing reaches your child unchecked.
Questions and answers pass through safety models tuned for children. Blocked topics get a kind, age-appropriate explanation instead of a scary error.
Pick which helpers are available, toggle sensitive topics, set a daily message limit, and choose the tone that fits your child’s age.
Chat pauses when you say so, so bedtime stays bedtime. Pip lets your child down gently and says when he’ll be back.
Read any conversation from the parent side. Issues lists both refusals and extra-care replies. Optional alerts never include the child’s words.
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Read guideA printable family agreement, a homework verdict, and a 60-second app check. Free, no account, nothing stored.
Four or five questions, then a fridge poster and a full agreement you can print.
Open toolMay this assignment use AI, and if so, how? A verdict plus a safer prompt.
Open toolRun the 60-second check on the app you are about to install.
Open toolTry it free for 3 days. Every child, every device, every helper included.
Pip
Price on the US App Store
3-day free trial included
iOS and Android prices can differ; you’ll see the exact amount in your store before you subscribe.
Age, ChatGPT, what parents see, and what it costs — before you download.
Pip is built for children from 3 to 17. A parent or guardian (18+) creates the account, adds a profile with a name and birth date, and sets the rules. Kids never need an email or a password.
ChatGPT is a general-purpose AI for teens and adults. Pip is a child-safe AI chat managed by parents: every message is filtered, you choose topics and helpers, quiet hours pause chat at bedtime, and you can read every conversation. Kids never borrow a parent’s ChatGPT login.
Yes. The parent side shows every chat. Issues lists anything Pip refused, and any extra-care reply when a child may need you. Optional lock-screen alerts, if you turn them on, never include the child’s words. Children see an age-appropriate notice that parents can read their chats.
There is a 3-day free trial, then a monthly family subscription billed by Apple or Google. On the US App Store it is $9.99 per month; prices vary by country and can differ between iOS and Android. One subscription covers every child and every device.
Yes. Download Pip from the App Store or Google Play. Parents sign up first; kids join with a short code on their own device or a shared family tablet.