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Simple computer help. Coming soon.

Tell Kip what’s wrong.

We’re building a simple desktop app for everyday computer problems. Choose what needs help. Kip is being designed to explain the next step and ask before making changes.

AskKip is not available to buy or download yet.

Product concept
Product concept: a sketch of the planned AskKip home screen. It asks “What needs help?” above six large choices with icons and plain labels, such as “My computer is running slow” and “Find a file”. It is a picture, not a working screen.
Try the example

Start with the problem you recognize.

You shouldn’t need the technical name for something to get help with it.

Tell. Check. Choose.

A simpler way to work through a computer problem.

  1. Step 1

    Tell Kip.

    Choose a problem or describe it in your own words.

  2. Step 2

    See the explanation.

    The goal is to turn technical details into a clear next step.

  3. Step 3

    You choose.

    Review a suggested change before you agree to it.

See how we’re designing it

Help should never mean losing control.

Clear permission, visible progress, and a plain record of changes are central to the AskKip we’re building.

  • Explain first

  • Ask before changes

  • Keep stopping easy

  • Show what happened

Our safety and privacy approach

Two adults talking beside a laptop at a home desk.
Illustrative image.

More independence. A little less worry.

Looking into AskKip for a parent or someone you care about? We’re designing it for the person at the keyboard, with their choices and privacy first.

Explore AskKip for families

Easier to see. Easier to follow. Easier to use.

Readable words, clear buttons, and room to take things one step at a time. Accessibility belongs in the everyday design.

  • Readable text

  • Keyboard-friendly

  • Clear choices

Our accessibility approach

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