pip Know your body
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Know your body.

Pip turns what you eat and how you feel into patterns you can actually understand and act on — privately, and without the guesswork.

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How Pip works

Small daily understanding, better days

Log in seconds

Jot down what you eat and how you feel. No calorie-counting, no rules — just a few taps.

Notice the patterns

Pip quietly looks for links between your meals, habits and how your body responds — and shows how confident it is.

Feel better, gently

Get honest suggestions worth trying, and clear summaries you can share with your clinician. No shame, ever.

Who it's for

No two bodies are the same. Pip learns yours.

"Why do I feel off?"

You're not sure what's going on, but something isn't right. Pip helps you find out — before your next appointment.

Managing IBS or IBD

Living with a diagnosed gut condition. Understand your triggers and keep clear records for the people who care for you.

Just curious about you

You want to know your body better. Pip makes the invisible patterns visible — one small log at a time.

Honest by design

The trustworthy alternative to guesswork

Pip notices patterns — it doesn't diagnose, and it isn't a £150 "intolerance test". It's calm, private, and honest about what it can and can't tell you.

  • Your data is yours. Export or delete it any time. We never sell it or use your health data for advertising.
  • Not a medical device. Pip is a wellbeing and self-tracking tool. If something looks like it needs a doctor, Pip tells you to seek real care.
  • Honest about certainty. Pip shows how confident it is, and says when it doesn't know yet. No overclaiming.

Be first to know your body

Pip is coming to iPhone. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.

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Pip is a wellbeing and self-tracking tool, not a medical device, and does not provide medical diagnosis. Always seek advice from a qualified clinician for medical concerns, and urgent care for red-flag symptoms.