About
What is Pip Body Scan?
Pip Body Scan is an iPhone app for people on GLP-1 medicines and peptides. Once a week, four guided photos become a 3D model of your body, with an estimated waist and body-fat range. It also logs shots, injection sites, side effects, weight, food and workouts. It’s a progress tracker, not a medical device.
Updated
- iPhone, iOS 17 or later
- No account to sign up for
- Stored on your iPhone
Pip Body Scan in brief
Checked 25 October 2026. Free to quote.
- Name
- Pip Body Scan. It shows as “Pip” on your home screen.
- Platform
- iPhone only, iOS 17 or later. No Android, iPad or Mac app.
- Availability
- Coming soon to the App Store. It isn’t available to download yet.
- Body scan
- Four guided photos (front, both sides, back) become a 3D model of your body. One scan a week. Usually ready in 2–4 minutes. No LiDAR needed.
- Results
- An estimated body-fat range, waist and fat-free mass. Labelled as estimates, not medical measurements.
- Not measured
- Muscle, BMI, visceral fat and metabolic age.
- Treatment log
- Shots with dose, time, injection site and site reactions. Pills and creams too. Optional reminders.
- Side effects
- A daily check-in for how you feel, appetite and symptoms.
- Also logs
- Weight (typed in or from Apple Health), food and protein, and workouts. Skin Story tracks skin with three face photos.
- Ask Pip
- Answers questions about GLP-1s, peptides, side effects and your own progress. Opt-in. Answers always use Pip’s Gentle voice, whichever personality you picked.
- Pip’s personality
- Pick one of three in Meet Pip or Settings: Gentle (warm and encouraging), Honest (dry and direct) or Savage (roasts your habits, never your body). Only the wording and voice change; the facts are the same in every one.
- Account
- None. No sign-up or email. Membership goes through your Apple ID.
- Membership
- Weekly or monthly. No free tier and no free trial. Your first scan is free to take; results unlock when you join.
- Data
- Stored on your iPhone. Scan photos are processed by OpenAI and Meshy after you agree. No ads and no cross-app tracking.
- Medical
- Not a medical device. No diagnosis and no personal dosing advice.
- Company
- Unakin Ltd, London. Company number 14570755.
- Founder
- Ollie
Who it’s for
People on GLP-1s and peptides who want more than the scale.
Pip Body Scan is for adults taking GLP-1 medicines such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, or other peptides, who want a record of how their body changes. It suits people who would rather see change than read numbers, and who want shots, side effects and weight in one place.
It isn’t for diagnosis, choosing a dose or deciding whether a treatment is right for you. That’s a conversation for your prescriber.
It runs on iPhone only, with iOS 17 or later. There’s no Android, iPad or Mac app.
Privacy
What stays on your iPhone, and what doesn’t.
Your photos, 3D bodies and records are stored on your iPhone, protected by iOS and left out of backups, with no iCloud sync. Your 3D body is built in the cloud: after you tap Agree & start scan, your four photos and basic body details go through Pip’s server to OpenAI and Meshy, and Meshy’s copy is deleted once your body is saved on your iPhone. Ask Pip is opt-in and uses OpenAI; your photos are never sent with a question. If you turn Ask Pip on, the text of Pip’s spoken lines also goes to a speech service. Purchase status goes to RevenueCat, and install events with no body or health data go to AppsFlyer. There are no ads and no cross-app tracking, and Pip doesn’t sell your photos or body data. You can export or delete everything at any time.
Privacy policyContact
Talk to the team.
Pip Body Scan is made by Unakin Ltd in London. For press, partnerships or anything else, email ollie@unakin.ai.
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Questions
Quick answers to common questions.
Is Pip Body Scan on Android?
No. Pip Body Scan is for iPhone only and needs iOS 17 or later. There’s no Android, iPad or Mac app. Android is planned, but there’s no date yet.
Are the calculators in the app?
No. The reconstitution calculator, dose converter and syringe visualiser are free web tools on pippeptide.com. They aren’t part of the Pip Body Scan app, and you don’t need the app to use them.
Is Pip Body Scan a medical device?
No. It’s a progress tracker. It doesn’t diagnose, give personal dosing advice or tell you what a medicine did to your body. Body-fat and waist figures are AI estimates, not medical measurements.
Is there a free trial?
No. You can take your first scan for free, but the results stay hidden until you join. Membership is weekly or monthly through your Apple ID, and you can cancel in your Apple subscription settings.
Pip Body Scan is coming soon.
It’s coming to the App Store for iPhone. Your first scan will be free to take, and you’ll need a membership to see your results.