Any sentence, with feeling.
Happy, sad, or angry, one tap on a face. A furious "go away" finally sounds furious.
And it should never be rented by the month.
Pip is a complete AAC app that you shape around your child. Your people, your photos, your words. Every built-in word speaks, free, forever. When the whole family wants in, it's $49 once. Never a subscription.
Type your child's name. Sixty seconds later, they're saying "I want an apple." No credit card. Nothing is ever taken away.
The SLP says your child would benefit from AAC. You go home and look it up.
$249.99. $299.99. Or $9.99 a month, every month, for as long as your child needs to talk. Some families are told to wait months for an evaluation, a funding request, a device.
All that time, your child has things to say.
And when the app finally arrives, it's the same app every other child gets. Same layout. Same pictures. Same "someone else knows best."
Your child isn't every other child.
Create your child's board โ freeThe biggest names in AAC have a philosophy: every communicator should learn the same board, laid out their way, and families shouldn't change it. Their newest app takes it all the way: a board you can't customize.
They call it consistency. We call it what it is: a company deciding it knows your child better than you do.
It doesn't.
Your daughter calls her grandmother Mimi. Your son's whole world right now is trains. Your child needs stop bigger, help closer, and the dog on the first screen. No template knows that.
You do.
Dad, Grandma, the SLP, and the teacher who sees your child every day know best too. Pip starts with a great board designed from research on the words children use most. Then it's yours. Put any word in any spot. Add your people with your photos. Record your own voice for a word. What you add beats our defaults everywhere, including suggestions.
See our method: "Your child is not a template"Kids learn where words live, the way your fingers know where the keys are. Moving them breaks that. The big apps use this as their reason to lock everything down. They're mixing up two different things.
Their board
Your child's board
Same spots. Same motor memory. Her words.
Pip's next-word suggestions live in their own strip at the top. The board underneath stays exactly where your child's hands learned it.
It never hides a word or clears a sentence because it thinks your child is done. Your child always has every word they had a second ago.
Go from 15 words to 30, 60, or 90 when they're ready. The words they know stay where their hands expect them.
And Pip is not frozen. When you decide a word should move, it moves.
Kids who use AAC often tap the short version: "Mimi go park." One tap turns it into the sentence they meant, in the tense they meant, out loud.
Every tap speaks the new sentence out loud. The buttons never move.
Happy, sad, or angry, one tap on a face. A furious "go away" finally sounds furious.
Type a new word and Pip draws its picture in the same friendly style as the rest of the board.
Kids learn to talk by hearing talk all around them. Tap a word on your phone and it glows on your child's iPad across the room. You show them how, and the iPad stays theirs.
Type her name, snap her photo, done. No photo? Pip finds a picture that fits, or draws one in the same friendly style as the rest of the board.
Pip shows which words your child says on their own and which still need a prompt, week by week. One tap makes the report. The weekly win card is free.
Pick the words you're practicing. They glow and the rest dim, but nothing is ever turned off. Your child can still say anything.
In the car, at Grandma's, on the plane. Every word speaks with no connection. Your child's voice never waits for a signal.
Parents, grandparents, the SLP, the teacher: everyone adds words from their own phone or laptop, and the iPad has them the same day. If the iPad breaks, scan your child's card on a new one and everything comes back. Backup is free.
For the price of one Proloquo2Go, five families get Pip Lifetime.
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$49 once, per child
One price per child. Every adult helper is free. SLPs never pay. Schools: 50% off 20 or more.
Not a trial. Not a countdown. A word your child has keeps speaking whether you ever pay or not. A voice is not rented.
Build the board on your laptop during the session. Email the family a card. They scan it at home, and you keep adding words from the office. Free for you, free for the family to start.
How Pip works for SLPs
No microphone, ever, unless you choose to record a word. No ads. No selling anything about your child. This website doesn't even have a tracker.
Every built-in word speaks, free, forever. You also get 20 words of your own, your child's device plus one helper, backup, all voices, and feelings. If you want more, it's $49 once. That's the whole catch.
Unlimited words of your own, every helper on the team, the full progress dashboard and report, and 300 drawings. Once. Forever.
No. A voice is not rented. And nothing your child already has is ever taken away, whether you pay or not.
Never on their own. Suggestions live in a strip at the top; the board stays put. You decide if a word moves.
Yes. Put any word in any spot. Add your people with your photos and their real names. Record your own voice for any word. What you add beats our defaults everywhere.
Yes. Pip runs on the iPad you already have, or any device with a modern browser. Tap Create your child's board and you're in. No download, no account to start, and once it's open it speaks every word without Wi-Fi.
Per child: the person who speaks. Every adult helper is free, however many there are.
Never. Set up as many clients as you like, and each family starts free.
Type their name. In sixty seconds they're speaking. Every word free, forever.
Create your child's board โ freeFree forever ยท $49 once for the whole family ยท Never a subscription
P.S. If you remember one thing: the people who love your child know what your child needs. Not an app company. Pip is built on that. Start free tonight, and make it theirs. Create your child's board โ