Pip

Pip is an AI desktop assistant application that sees the screen, talks with people, and points at specific buttons in any app.

Pip is a glowing AI desktop companion that lives next to your cursor on your Mac. It sees your screen when you ask, talks with you, and points at exact buttons or controls across any application like video editors, browsers, and design tools. You hold a hotkey to ask questions out loud, and Pip answers in a sentence while circling the right panel or effect. It also guides you through multi-step actions click by click and supports voice typing in the terminal for tools like Claude Code and Codex. Pip stays out of your way without a chat window to manage, letting you keep control while it teaches you how to use pro software.

Pip at a glance

Best for: Product manager, Designer, Student
Runs on: macOS
Pricing: Free plan; Pro $15/month; Max $69.99/month
Released: September 2026
Category: AI agent tool
Website: hipip.app

Key features

Points at the exact spot on screen
Works with voice input by holding a key
Functions in every Mac application
Follows actions click by click
Provides voice typing in the terminal
Executes basic system commands on request

Use it for

Learning pro video and design apps hands-on
Finding hidden buttons and tools across applications
Getting step-by-step guidance for complex tasks
Using voice typing in the terminal for coding

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Open Dot — Runs personal AI agents locally on your Mac with your own API keys.
Titan — It watches live screens and operates real desktop applications.
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Sorcerer — Simulate community reactions to what-if questions using your own AI subscriptions.
Agenta — Build and automate AI agents that run on your own infrastructure or the cloud.
sideOS — It reads the accessibility tree in about 50 ms and operates desktop apps directly.
Marv — It sees your screen and speaks answers while you work.
AI Agent — Automates repetitive tasks with AI agents connected to your tools.
Merlin — Run Claude Code and Codex on your own machines with your team.

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