Pip is an accountability assistant. You tell it what you are trying to do, and it sends you text messages to keep you on it. That is the whole product.
By giving Pip your number you agree to receive recurring automated text messages from Pip at that number. Consent to receive messages is not a condition of any purchase. Message frequency depends on the cadence you choose. Message and data rates may apply, and your carrier, not Pip, charges those.
STOP at any time to stop all messages.HELP for support, or email
[email protected].Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
Give Pip only a number you control. Signing somebody else up is not allowed, and Pip will remove any number on request from the person who holds it. If you give up a number, tell Pip, so its next owner does not inherit your check ins.
Connecting Google is optional. You can withdraw that access at any time by texting
DISCONNECT or through your Google account settings. What Pip does with that data is
set out in the Privacy Policy.
Pip is not a medical, psychological, legal, or financial service, and nothing it sends is professional advice. It is a reminder that argues back. If you are struggling with your health or your safety, please talk to a professional rather than an assistant.
Do not use Pip to break the law, to harass anyone, or to try to break the service itself. Accounts doing any of those can be cut off without notice.
Pip costs $19 per month. You can cancel your subscription at any time through the billing section of your dashboard.
Replying STOP stops text messages but does not cancel your
subscription or billing.
Pip is an early product run by one person. It may be unavailable, it may miss a check in, and features may change. It is provided as is, without warranties, and liability is limited to the amount you have paid.
You can leave whenever you like by cancelling in your dashboard or replying STOP
to stop messages. Pip can also close an account that breaks these terms.
If these terms change materially, the date above changes and Pip will tell you in a message before the change takes effect.