Pepper indexes the documents you give it and answers questions from them — on your phone, with no connection, and with every answer traced back to the passage it came from.
Currently in development for Android. Coming to Google Play.
Most search tools stop working the moment you lose signal. Pepper starts there. Indexing, retrieval and answering all happen on the device, so a basement, a job site, a flight or a dead zone changes nothing about what you can find.
Documents are processed on your device and never transmitted. There is no server copy of your files — not by policy, but by construction.
Every answer names the passages it drew from. When the documents don't support an answer, Pepper says so rather than inventing one.
Manuals, contracts, research, field guides, internal documentation. Pepper has no opinion about what your documents are about.
Imported documents live in the app's storage on your phone. We never receive a copy, and you can remove them at any time.
Pepper is a subscription app. One plan, two billing periods, everything included. Start with a free 14-day trial — no charge until it ends, and you can cancel any time from Google Play.
Yes, once you are set up. Importing, indexing, searching and answering all run on the device. A connection is needed for first-time sign-in, to verify your subscription periodically, and to download optional knowledge packs.
No. Importing, indexing, searching and answering all happen on your device. We hold no copy of your files and could not produce one if asked. See the privacy policy.
Pepper requires an active subscription to search. When your subscription ends, so does access to search — including over documents you imported yourself. Your files are not deleted; they stay in the app's storage and become searchable again if you resubscribe. You can also delete your account or remove your documents at any time, subscribed or not.