Independent UK tool built by a PIP claimant - 100% private and separate from the DWP.
Applying for PIP shouldn't take energy you don't have.
Between a 40-page form, scattered medical letters, and questions that trip you up if you word things the normal way, claiming PIP is exhausting. MyPIPApp breaks the whole process into calm, plain-English steps - so you don't lose out on support just because the paperwork is overwhelming.
The DWP doesn't score how much pain you're in. They score how specific your wording is.
Saying “I struggle to cook” often gets 0 points because the assessor assumes you still manage it. MyPIPApp prompts you for the missing details that actually carry legal weight - like needing a stool, taking twice as long, or being wiped out afterwards.
“I struggle to cook most days because of pain and exhaustion.”
“I must sit on a perching stool to prepare a simple meal. Under Regulation 4(2A), I cannot stand at the hob safely or repeat the task in a reasonable time on more than 50% of days due to lumbar pain and post-exertional fatigue.”
Three real-life problems solved
No more staring at blank boxes
Instead of writing dozens of paragraphs from scratch, answer simple multiple-choice prompts or speak your answers out loud. Pause whenever you get tired and pick up right where you left off.
Catch the trick questions before they catch you
Simple questions on the form and in the assessment often test hidden rules (like whether you can repeat an activity later the same day). We check every answer against those rules automatically so you don't accidentally undersell your worst days.
Keep your evidence and deadlines in one calm place
Stop drowning in loose hospital letters and diary notes. Track your good and bad days in 10 seconds, spot missing medical proof, and challenge unfair assessor reports without reading legal textbooks.
Built around the five traps that cost honest claimants points
- 1. The Politeness Trap
Stop getting penalised for trying to cope.
Saying 'I manage if I take my time' often gets recorded as managing independently. We translate polite coping habits into the full reality: sitting down, taking three times longer, and paying for it in pain afterwards.
- 2. The Normalised Help Blindspot
Spot the everyday help you've stopped noticing.
When you live with a condition for years, a partner reminding you to take tablets, cutting up food, or waiting outside the bathroom feels normal. In PIP law, that prompting and supervision carries real points.
- 3. The Unfair Rulebook Asymmetry
The assessor has a rulebook in front of them. Now you do too.
Assessors score you against strict reliability rules that nobody explains on the form. We put those exact rules in plain English right beside every question so you know what is actually being tested.
- 4. Relief from the 28-Day Countdown Panic
Built for flare days and brain fog.
Answer one question in bed on your phone, speak your answers out loud when typing hurts, or switch to Low-Energy Mode. Every tap saves automatically so you never lose your place.
- 5. Preventing Post-Assessment Regret
Never hang up from your assessment wishing you'd explained yourself better.
Phone assessments are stressful, and it is easy to go blank on the spot. We print a calm, 1-page summary of your worst-day examples so you can read from it during your call.