Pip Join the beta

Cook once.Sized for everyone.

Pip plans meals for your whole household and works out each person's portion, all from the same pot.

Join the beta

Free for iPhone and iPad, now in beta on TestFlight.

How Pip works

  1. Pip with two little pots, one for each person at the table

    Tell Pip who's eating

    Add everyone at your table and their daily calorie goal.

  2. Pip writing on a clipboard

    Plan the week

    Pick your meals, or let Pip plan them for you.

  3. Pip carrying a stack of lunch boxes

    Cook once

    Everyone gets a portion sized to them, from the same pot.

Same dinner, different plates

Mia and Leo both have the curry tonight. Pip works out how much goes on each plate, so nobody cooks twice and nobody guesses.

The week in Pip on iPad: every day's breakfast, lunch and dinner on one board, with Tuesday's meals and Mia's and Leo's portions below Monday's plan in Pip on iPhone: quesadillas, stuffed sweet potatoes and coconut curry, each with Mia's and Leo's portions

Tonight's dinner is tomorrow's lunch

Choose the week's dinners and Pip packs the leftovers for the next day's lunch. Or leave it to Pip, and the week plans itself.

Picking this week's dinners in Pip on iPad, from a grid of recipes Picking this week's dinners in Pip on iPhone, with Pip helping

One grocery list for the whole house

It's sized for everyone's plates and starts with what you need today. When someone picks things up, everyone else hears about it.

Leo picked up 6 things nowSpinach, rice, red onion and 3 more.

Pip's grocery list on iPad: today's meals on the left, the rest of the week by aisle on the right Pip's grocery list on iPhone, with today's dinner first and quantities for the household

Prep day, sorted

Cook the week's lunches in one go. Pip lines up the steps so the oven and the hob stay busy, and keeps the timers running for you.

Prep day in Pip on iPad: six days of lunches in the fridge, and the two recipes to cook in one go Prep day in Pip on iPhone: seven days of lunches, ready in an hour and a half

Cook from the counter

On iPad, Pip puts the whole week on one board and a recipe's ingredients beside its method. Cook mode takes you through each step in type you can read from the hob, with the timer counting down.

Cook mode on an iPad on its side: step 2, halve the potatoes and roast them, with a 15-minute timer running

Save recipes from TikTok and Instagram

Share a post to Pip and it becomes a recipe you can plan, with the calories worked out. Or pick from Pip's own recipes, tested for batch cooking.

Pip on your Home Screen

See what's next without opening the app: tonight's dinner, who it's for, and how much. Pip keeps an eye on it too.

Pip's medium widget: today's meals, with dinner next Pip's small widget: the next meal

Questions

Is Pip a diet app?

No. Pip sizes portions to the calorie goals you set, so the whole household eats the same meal in the right amounts. It gives general guidance, not medical advice; talk to a doctor or dietitian about your needs.

Who can be in my household?

Up to 8 people. Invite them to Pip with a code, or add people who aren't on Pip, like kids, and plan for them too.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Pip is for iPhone and iPad.

What happens to my data?

Your plan syncs across your household and nothing is sold or used for ads. Your body measurements stay on your iPhone or iPad. The privacy policy has the details.

Support

Questions, bugs or a recipe that looks wrong? Email eimen.nurhussien@gmail.com and we'll get back to you.

Creators: if a recipe credited to you should come down, email us the post link and we'll remove it.