Join the alpha
A small first circle.
A little honest feedback.
Help us discover what feels delightful, what feels confusing, and what Pip needs next.
What to expect.
- 01An early Windows companion.
The first build targets 64-bit Windows. We’ll confirm whether your setup fits before an invitation.
- 02A little time, a little feedback.
Try caring for Pip, a lesson or two, and the bowl controls. Tell us what worked—and what got in your way.
- 03Room for rough edges.
This is a private test, with no payment required. Features and compatibility are still being checked.
Invitations and installers follow the remaining release checks. Requesting an invitation doesn’t grant immediate access.
Adults 18+ only for this first alpha. No launch date has been announced. This preview does not start the planned 90-day free-claim window.
Say you’re interested
A place for your name.
Prepare a short email request. Your email app handles sending it, when you’re ready.
Your request, ready to review
One small introduction.
Nothing has been sent. Your email app will let you review the recipient and message before you send it.
Good to know
A few clear answers.
Is the alpha available to download now?
No. Downloads remain closed while signing, package review and installed-update checks are completed. Requests are expressions of interest.
Do I need an account or payment details?
No account or payment is needed to request an invitation. Invited testers will receive separate activation instructions before installing.
What happens to my information?
This preview doesn’t submit or store your form. If you send the prepared email, its contents go to our current support inbox for responding about this alpha. It doesn’t subscribe you to a newsletter. A hosted signup will need its own privacy information before it opens.
Will Pip run on Mac or my phone?
Those versions are planned, but aren’t available or promised for a particular date. This first private alpha is focused on Windows.
What does the seven-day permission mean?
The planned alpha allows two computers per invited tester. Permissions currently renew manually every seven days. An expired permission keeps the saved bowl and pauses access; updates remain a separate process.