My Day with Pip
Less reminding. More independence.
My Day with Pip helps children aged 5 to 9 follow their daily routine, practise what they're learning and earn their play time. You set the plan. Pip, a friendly frog, walks them through it, so you can stop being the reminder.
For parents. Free first week when it launches. No ads.
A friendly frog who guides your child
You set the plan: routines, learning and play time
Pip guides your child step by step, with less nudging from you
Your child earns play time by doing more themselves
One friendly frog, the whole day.
Morning steps, a short learning round and play time that is earned. These are the actual screens, not mock-ups. You get your own calm screen on your phone: where each child is, photo checks, and the play controls.
Today Pip shows what comes next.
Routine step A big picture, a tap, a timer that counts.
Learning Short rounds of math, science and spelling.
Play time Earned, with a countdown you control.
Stories Read along, or let Pip read.
Coloring Pages from the stories, new ones over time.
You plan it once. Pip runs it every day.
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You set the plan
Pick the routines for morning, after school and evening, what they practise, and how long play time is. Easy to change later.
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Your child follows Pip
Each step is a big picture and a tap. Pip and friends cheer in a real voice, timers count along, and a missed step is “Almost!”, never a fail.
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They earn play time
Routine done, learning done, play unlocks: a story, a coloring page or a quiz game. When time is up, Tuck the turtle says so, gently. You can add five minutes or pause from your own phone.
Routines first. Then learning that feels like play.
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Routines
Teeth, dressing, bag, reading, bedtime: every step is a picture. Two-minute ring for teeth, a storybook for reading, and an optional photo check you approve from your phone.
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Spelling
Snap or type the school's word list. Pip teaches a few words at a time, says each one aloud, and builds it with letter tiles. Words come back in a quick quiz days later.
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Math
Pip's Quiz, grades 1 to 3, in the formats children meet at school: multiple choice, fill the blank, put in order, true or false. Eight questions, then back to the day.
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Science
Big questions, small answers: why is the sky blue, why don't ships sink. Quiz rounds and read-along stories in the same voice.
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Coloring
Storybook pages to color, with new pages added over time. Finished pictures go to the family gallery.
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Stories
Read-along storybooks with Pip. Words light up as they are read; “Read to me” or “I'll read”. The same stories can run the reading step of a routine.
Stars for every finished step, stickers for every effort, and a streak that never pressures anyone to “catch up”. The child's side has no chat, no links and no purchases; those sit behind a parent gate.
It started at a kitchen table.
Every afternoon, a child came home from school tired and sat down with a parent to practise letters and numbers. The child couldn't focus, and most days the session ended with both of them frustrated. Not because the child didn't want to learn. Because every step needed a reminder, and the reminder was always a parent.
We think learning and good habits shouldn't be forced on children; they should feel like a game. So My Day with Pip was built for that family first: a friend who shows what comes next, short rounds instead of long sessions, and play time that is earned rather than argued over.
Pip is being tested at home right now. We won't promise calm every day; a plan the child can see does take some of the reminding off you, and we'll always tell you honestly what the app does and doesn't do.
The Pip team
Before you join
Join the waitlist
My Day with Pip is coming to the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Leave your e-mail and you get:
- A short welcome e-mail, now, so you know you're on the list.
- One e-mail with the link the day Pip is in the App Store. Your first week is free.
- An invitation to test Pip early, if a place opens. Early testers get a free year.
- Nothing else. No newsletter. Unsubscribe in one tap, from any e-mail.
Free. Join in under a minute.
A free year for early testers. We're inviting a limited number of waitlist families to test Pip before launch. You need a child aged 5 to 9 and an iPhone or iPad, you try Pip with your child for two weeks, and you answer one short feedback e-mail. Your family then gets one year of the Family plan free, sent as an App Store code when Pip is live. One per family. Places are limited, so joining the waitlist doesn't guarantee one.
