Lost. Then found.
Every tour has that moment — no idea what city, what time, or what happens next. That moment is the entire reason PIP exists.









A tiny screen that lives in your bag and actually understands touring — your setlist, your route, your crew, your day. Not just a gadget. A bandmate.
Every tour has that moment — no idea what city, what time, or what happens next. That moment is the entire reason PIP exists.









PIP has a face for every part of the day — and after a while, he has one for your days.

Real hardware, not an app pretending to be a friend. Built on an ESP32-C6 with a proper AMOLED touchscreen.

PIP's microphone returns silence, on purpose. A tour buddy that needs a data connection to hear you is worse than one that doesn't try.
Setlists, guests and times are pulled at runtime and live in memory. A device that changes hands carries no tour with it.
Passport and visa tracking is dates only — no numbers, no scans, nothing that matters if somebody finds it.
He won't tell you to sleep more, drink water or take care of yourself. He's a companion, not a wellness app.
One-time price. No subscription, no monthly anything. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to know the day the first batch ships.
A pocket-sized device with a 2.16" AMOLED touchscreen and a little creature living on it. He pulls your tour — shows, setlists, travel, crew — and reacts to where you are in the day. There's a companion phone app too, showing the same face and the same information.
Coming soon. The hardware and firmware are built and running; PIP is in the final stretch before the first production batch. The waitlist gets the date first.
That's the launch price — one time, no subscription. Firmware updates arrive over WiFi and stay free.
PIP pairs with your Pingig account, which is free to join. That's where your shows, tour sheet and settings live — PIP reads from it and shows up on the device on its next sync.
Yes. He pulls what he needs when there's WiFi and keeps working without it — including the emergency card, which shows the right emergency number for tonight's country with no connection at all.
Honestly, he's built for people who live out of a bag — touring musicians, crew, techs, tour managers. If your week is airports, load-ins and hotel rooms, he'll make sense. If it isn't, he's a very charming desk companion.