Get better at the conversations you dread.
One short practice conversation a day. Honest feedback on what you said.
For iPhone, in the US. The daily conversation is free, always.
How it works
Two or three minutes a day.
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Tuesday
8:02
Pipnow
Elevator. Your manager steps in: “Busy day?”
A text a day.
Every day there’s one conversation to have, open until midnight. Pip, your coach, texts you around the time you pick: your manager in the elevator, someone new at a party, the barista who knows your order.
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Jordan · AI character
Tuesday morning. Your manager steps into the elevator with you. Six floors to go.
Your one jobAsk one follow-up question.
Oh, hey. Busy day?
Pretty full. Good to have you back, though. How was the week off?
Honestly? Great. I ran every morning. Now it’s back to that coffee machine.
Practice with an AI character.
An AI character plays the other person, with a name, a mood and a day of their own. You reply in your own words, typed or out loud. There’s no script: finding the words is the practice. If you get stuck, Pip points you somewhere from what was just said.
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Pip
You guessed “not great.” It read better than that.
What worked
“How was the week off?”
You noticed something real and asked about it. That’s what got Jordan talking.
Next move
Jordan gave you two things to ask about: the running and the coffee machine. Pick one up.
Try: “Every morning? How early?”
One thing that worked, one thing to try.
Guess how it went. Pip quotes one line that worked and gives you one move for next time. Then you see your score out of 10 across four skills. Every scored conversation earns XP, and you grow from Chicken to Phoenix as you keep showing up.
Beyond the daily
One coach, all the way through.
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Courses, one move at a time.
Eleven short courses, like “Never run out of things to say” and “Leave any conversation well.” Each lesson teaches one move, then gives you a conversation to try it in, and Pip’s feedback looks for that move. The first lesson of every course is free.
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Your Persona, in your own words.
After a few conversations, Pip shows the habits that keep showing up in your replies, quoted from what you wrote. Pick one to work on and your daily conversations lean toward it.
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People who remember.
Meet a character again and they may bring up something you told them. Want it plainer? Turn on plain speech and they say things straight.