1. Learn what PIP looks like
Read plain-English guidance about daily living, mobility and how everyday difficulties may be described.

How it works
PIP Companion helps you organise your thoughts before you complete a Personal Independence Payment claim. It cannot guarantee an outcome and is not a replacement for advice from a qualified benefits adviser.

Read plain-English guidance about daily living, mobility and how everyday difficulties may be described.

Work through short prompts, save what you have, and come back when you need a break.

Keep notes about real moments from daily life that show what happened, what helped, and how it affected you.

Privacy and control
PIP Companion is designed for sensitive preparation work. Your claim answers, health details and evidence notes are protected when stored, while basic account details such as your name and email are kept so we can manage your account.
Read how we handle your dataSensitive claim notes, health details and evidence notes are protected when stored.
Your name and email are kept so we can manage your account, subscription and security.
PIP Companion does not submit anything to the DWP and is not connected to the DWP.
The starter workspace is intended to stay useful for free. The Complete plan can help you prepare more sections and export your work when you are ready, but basic preparation should not be locked away.
Your preparation notes stay saved in your workspace, so you can return when you are ready.
PIP Companion does not provide legal advice and cannot tell you whether you will receive PIP.
We break preparation down into small steps so you can move forward in your own way.
PIP Companion is an independent tool and is not affiliated with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).