



Take four photos
Pip tells you where to stand.
3D body tracking for GLP-1s & peptides
Four photos become a 3D you. Pip shows what’s changing, week by week.
Hi, I’m Pip. Let’s see what’s changing.


Change spotted at your waist
Kenji is an illustrative example.
A 3D you, from four photos.
Food, workouts and shots, lined up with your scans.
Pip cheers, nudges or roasts. Your call.
Nothing uploads without your OK.
Prop up your phone and step back. No mirror, no helper.




Pip tells you where to stand.

Spin it. Zoom in.

Scan again and compare side by side.
Body Story
Pip compares each scan with the last and points out what moved.
Narrower than on 20 Oct. Check the photos side by side in the app.
Spotted it. Your waist moved.
Example data. Changes come from Pip’s 3D model, not a tape measure.

Pip counts the protein. Workouts sync from Apple Health. It all sits next to your scans.
Type it or say it.
Logged. About 20 g protein.
Answers from your own data
You’re down 6 lb since your first weigh-in.
Protein, not cutting. Calories are optional.
Meet Pip
Pip supports you through your weight loss, in the voice you pick: a pep talk or a roast.
11pm? Scanning or haunting the house?
Roasts your habits. Never your body.
Pip roasts habits, never bodies. Health questions always get a straight answer.
Privacy
Nothing uploads without your OK. Delete anything, any time.
Privacy policyPRIVACY AT A GLANCE
More? Ask me in the app.
An iPhone app for GLP-1s and peptides. 3D body scans, food, workouts, shots and weight, all in one place.
Take four photos. Pip checks each one and builds a 3D model of your body you can spin and zoom.
Pip counts protein. Calories are optional, and Pip never tells you to eat less.
Pick the Savage voice and it will. Your habits only, never your body. Health questions always get a straight answer.
Most of your data stays on your iPhone. Photos only upload to build your 3D body after you say yes, and you can delete them any time.
No. Your 3D body is an estimate from photos, not a medical measurement.
Not yet. Pip is on iPhone only for now. An Android version is planned, but it has no release date.
No. The reconstitution calculator, dose converter and syringe visualiser are free web tools on pippeptide.com. They are not part of the Pip app.
It’s free, and it’s your starting point.