Press kit
Boilerplate
One line: Pip is a private, Apple-first receipt scanner that turns paper receipts into item-level spending records — while receipt photos never leave the user's devices.
One paragraph: Pip reads receipts on the iPhone itself, using on-device text recognition, and asks the user to confirm anything it is unsure about instead of silently guessing. Receipts become searchable, item-level records with budgets, pace tracking and historical currency conversion at the receipt's own date. Receipt photos stay on the user's device — the server has no endpoint that can receive an image. Pip is free for 30 AI scans a month with unlimited manual entry; Pip Premium (500 scans) is USD 2.99/month, USD 19.99/year, or USD 39.99 once. Built by Baloot MY Digital Agency, a native iOS studio in Malaysia.
Facts you can print
| Platform | iOS (native SwiftUI), Sign in with Apple |
| Status | Version 1.0 live on the App Store — apps.apple.com/app/id6791086631 |
| Price | Free (30 AI scans/mo, unlimited manual entry) · Premium USD 2.99/mo, 19.99/yr, or 39.99 once (500 scans) |
| Privacy | Photos never uploaded; on-device OCR and redaction; full data map at /privacy |
| Currency | ECB reference rate at the receipt's own date; originals always preserved |
| Developer | Baloot MY Digital Agency, Malaysia — baloot.my |
| Contact | hello@baloot.my |
App icon
pip-app-icon.png — 1024×1024. Please don't recolor him or redraw the smile; Pip is a receipt with a face, and the face is load-bearing.
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Screenshots
Real app captures from the shipping build, not mockups — free to republish: review, home, Trends, saved, wallet detail, wallets, search, scanning, Premium. Social card: og.png (1200×630).
The story, if you want an angle
- The anti-data-broker receipt app — rewards scanners pay users because purchase data is the product; Pip's architecture makes that trade impossible.
- AI that shows its homework — every scan is an evidence review; the app asks instead of silently guessing.
- Honest currency — receipts convert at their own date's ECB rate, so a ledger's past never moves.