Enjoy the menu.
Small type and dim lighting shouldn’t get between you and dinner. Photograph a menu and let Pip read it aloud.
A menu you can’t quite read. Instructions that don’t make sense. Show Pip a picture, hear the words, and ask what they mean.
Open the beta in your browser. Go at your own pace.
Save Pip to your phone →Let’s read your menu.
Listen to the words. Then ask about anything you’d like to understand.
You don’t need the perfect question.
Start with what’s in front of you.
Small type and dim lighting shouldn’t get between you and dinner. Photograph a menu and let Pip read it aloud.
Letters, fine print, and instructions. Hear what’s written, then ask Pip to explain the part that’s unclear.
Open Pip and photograph the words. You can also choose a photo you already have.
Tap “Read it to me.” Listen at your pace, or follow along in large text.
Something still unclear? Ask about it. Pip keeps the conversation focused on your picture.
That feeling of
“I’ve got this.”
Sometimes all you need is to hear the words or have them explained another way.
No. Pip opens in your web browser. On your phone, you can take a picture or choose one from your photo library.
The current beta focuses on menus, documents, fine print, and instructions. Help with operating phones and computers is coming later.
Yes. Use “Read it to me” to hear the text aloud. You can also ask questions about what’s in your photo.
Try a clearer photo with the words in focus and good lighting. Pip can make mistakes, so check important details against the original. For medical, legal, or financial decisions, confirm with a qualified person.
Have a menu or a page nearby?
Give Pip something to help you with.