Your second brain, built on your own device.

Pipaani turns your files into a private AI that knows your work, your numbers and the way you write. Then you talk to your data, fully offline. Nothing you add is ever uploaded to the cloud.

No sign-up. Nothing uploaded. Ready in about ten minutes.

Every node is something you added. None of it left this laptop. Hover or tap a part to see what it does for you.

Two things you can do

Build a brain that knows you. Then ask it anything about your data.

Your AI brain

All your inputs are packaged by pipaani with its algorithm to create one private brain that any AI reads before it answers. Built in your device, kept on your device.

  • Works in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
  • Moves with you when you switch assistants
  • Readable files you own and can edit
Build your brain

The core of Pipaani

Talk to your data

Download a private AI model once and run it on your own laptop. Ask your spreadsheets, contracts and reports questions in plain language, even with the internet switched off.

Which customers are more than 90 days overdue?

Three customers, totalling ₹18.4 lakh. Sundar Seals owes the most at ₹9.1 lakh, overdue since 12 June.

from Receivables_FY27.xlsx, sheet Ageing

Download Talk to your data

Why own your memory

Every AI remembers you now. On its own servers.

In 2026 ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot all keep a memory of you, each inside its own product and its own cloud. Pipaani is the one memory that belongs to you.

Assistant memoryYour Pipaani brain
Where it livesThe vendor’s serversYour device, or your company’s servers
Works across assistantsLocked to one productAny assistant, any model
Your real documentsPartly, per productYour whole library
Runs with the internet offNoYes, with Talk to your data
A brain per departmentNoYes, for 12 industries

Based on publicly documented features as of September 2026. Features change often.

Find your brain

72 brains, ready to build. Pick your world.

A professional gets one brain that knows their work. A company gets a brain for every department, each trained on its own team’s documents.

Manufacturing

From the drawing board to the dispatch bay.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Quality

QC Brain

#inspection-reports#drawings#ncr-capa
  • Which part numbers had repeat NCRs this quarter?
  • Draft a CAPA from this rejection report.
Sales and estimation

Quote Brain

#price-lists#past-quotes#rfqs
  • Build a quote for this RFQ from our three most similar jobs.
  • What margin did we hold with this customer last year?
Procurement

Buyer Brain

#vendor-quotes#purchase-orders#supply-contracts
  • Compare these three vendor quotes on price, lead time and terms.
  • Which POs are overdue for delivery?
Maintenance

Plant Brain

#machine-manuals#breakdown-logs#pm-schedules
  • What does the manual say about this alarm code on the VMC?
  • Which machines broke down most this month?

EPC and construction

Tender to handover, every document connected.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Tendering

Bid Brain

#tender-documents#past-bids#boqs
  • List every deviation and penalty clause in this tender.
  • Draft a technical compliance matrix.
Project controls

Controls Brain

#schedules#progress-reports#meeting-minutes
  • Which activities slipped this week, and by how much?
  • Summarise open action points by owner.
QHSE

Site Brain

#method-statements#safety-plans#inspection-checklists
  • What does our method statement say about work at height?
  • Draft a toolbox talk on scaffolding.
Contracts

Claims Brain

#contracts#variations#correspondence
  • Which variations are pending approval, and what are they worth?
  • Draft a delay notice citing the right clause.

Pharma and labs

Every SOP, spec and batch record answerable.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

QA and regulatory

Compliance Brain

#sops#deviations#audit-reports
  • Which SOPs are due for review this quarter?
  • Summarise open deviations by root cause.
QC lab

Lab Brain

#specifications#coas#test-methods
  • What is the assay limit for this product?
  • Check this COA against its specification.
Production

Batch Brain

#batch-records#equipment-logs#change-controls
  • Which change controls touched this product line?
  • Summarise yield across the last ten batches.
Sales and medical

Detailing Brain

#product-monographs#price-lists#literature
  • Give me three key messages on this product for a cardiologist.
  • What are the storage conditions for this product?

Hospitals and clinics

Your protocols, tariffs and TPAs, one question away.

Clinical brains reference your own documents. They do not diagnose.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Front desk

Reception Brain

#tariffs#doctor-schedules#patient-faqs
  • What is our package rate for cataract surgery?
  • Draft reminders for tomorrow’s appointments.
Clinical reference

Protocol Brain

#clinical-protocols#formulary#care-pathways
  • What does our protocol say about sepsis escalation?
  • List our formulary alternatives for this drug.
Billing and insurance

TPA Brain

#tpa-agreements#rate-cards#claim-rejections
  • Why were these claims rejected, and how do we fix them?
  • Which TPA settles fastest on average?
Administration

Hospital Ops Brain

#policies#rosters#nabh-manual
  • Where does our NABH manual cover patient consent?
  • Draft a roster change notice.

CA and accounting firms

Every client file, return and notice, answerable.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Audit

Audit Brain

#working-papers#ledgers#prior-year-files
  • Flag unusual journal entries in this ledger.
  • Draft audit observations in our standard format.
Tax and GST

Tax Brain

#returns#notices#reconciliations
  • Reconcile this purchase register with GSTR-2B and list the gaps.
  • Draft a reply to this notice.
Client servicing

Client Brain

#engagement-letters#client-emails#due-dates
  • Which clients have filings due this month?
  • Draft a document-request email for this client.
Practice management

Firm Brain

#fee-notes#timesheets#firm-policies
  • Which engagements are over budget on hours?
  • Summarise receivables by client.

Law firms

Contracts, cases and precedents at your fingertips.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Contracts

Contract Brain

#templates#executed-contracts#playbooks
  • Redline this draft against our playbook.
  • List renewal and termination dates across these agreements.
Litigation

Case Brain

#pleadings#orders#briefs
  • Build a chronology of events from this case file.
  • Which of our past matters argued a similar point?
Compliance

Regulatory Brain

#circulars#client-policies#filings
  • Which filings are due for this client this quarter?
  • Summarise this circular for the client.
Intake

Intake Brain

#intake-forms#fee-schedules#conflict-lists
  • Draft an engagement letter for this matter.
  • Check this party against our conflict list.

Real estate and developers

Inventory, leases and approvals, all in one brain.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Sales

Inventory Brain

#inventory-sheets#price-lists#brochures
  • Which units fit this buyer’s budget and facing?
  • Draft a follow-up after today’s site visit.
Leasing

Leasing Brain

#leases#tenant-records#renewals
  • Which leases come up for renewal in the next 90 days?
  • Draft a rent escalation letter.
Legal and approvals

Title Brain

#agreements#approvals#title-documents
  • Summarise the approvals on file for this project.
  • Which agreements are missing a signed annexure?
Projects

Project Brain

#schedules#contractor-bills#progress-reports
  • Where is tower B against schedule?
  • Summarise contractor bills pending certification.

Retail and D2C

Catalogue, customers and stock, in your brand voice.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Catalogue

Merch Brain

#product-sheets#price-lists#size-charts
  • Write descriptions for these 20 SKUs in our voice.
  • Which SKUs are missing size charts?
Customer support

Support Brain

#return-policy#faqs#past-tickets
  • Draft a reply to this return request per our policy.
  • What were the top five complaint reasons this month?
Marketing

Growth Brain

#campaign-reports#brand-guide#content-calendar
  • Plan a Diwali campaign from what worked last year.
  • Write three WhatsApp broadcast variants.
Inventory and finance

Stock Brain

#stock-reports#sales-data#supplier-terms
  • Which SKUs will stock out in the next two weeks?
  • Summarise gross margin by category.

Schools and colleges

Syllabus, exams and admissions, answered instantly.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Academics

Curriculum Brain

#syllabus#lesson-plans#question-banks
  • Map this term’s lessons to the syllabus.
  • Generate a unit test with an answer key.
Admissions

Admissions Brain

#fee-structures#prospectus#enquiry-logs
  • Draft a reply to this parent enquiry.
  • Which enquiries haven’t been followed up?
Examinations

Exam Brain

#past-papers#marking-schemes#results
  • Which topics did students score lowest on?
  • Create a practice paper for the weak topics.
Administration

Campus Brain

#circulars#policies#timetables
  • What does our policy say about an attendance shortfall?
  • Draft this week’s parent circular.

IT and services

Win more RFPs and deliver without digging.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Presales

RFP Brain

#past-rfp-responses#case-studies#capability-decks
  • Draft answers to this RFP from our past responses.
  • Which case studies fit a manufacturing client?
Delivery

Delivery Brain

#sows#status-reports#runbooks
  • Summarise this project’s risks from the last four status reports.
  • What does the runbook say for this incident?
Support

Helpdesk Brain

#kb-articles#tickets#slas
  • Suggest a fix for this ticket from our knowledge base.
  • Which tickets breached SLA this week?
Resourcing

Talent Brain

#resumes#skills-matrix#project-needs
  • Which engineers fit this Java and AWS requirement?
  • Draft an internal job post.

Logistics and supply chain

Every trip, rate and document, reconciled.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Operations

Dispatch Brain

#trip-sheets#rate-cards#routes
  • Which shipments are delayed, and why?
  • Quote this lane from our rate card.
Billing

Freight Brain

#invoices#customer-contracts#fuel-surcharges
  • Which invoices don’t match the contracted rate?
  • Summarise receivables by customer.
Customs and documents

Docs Brain

#shipping-documents#hs-codes#e-way-bills
  • Check this invoice against the packing list.
  • Which HS code did we use for this item before?
Key accounts

Account Brain

#slas#monthly-mis#email-threads
  • Draft this month’s MIS summary for the client.
  • What transit time did we commit to?

Banks, NBFCs and insurers

Policy, credit and service knowledge, kept in-house.

4 department brains, and room to add your own

Credit

Credit Brain

#credit-policy#appraisal-notes#borrower-financials
  • Summarise this borrower’s financials against our credit policy.
  • Draft a credit appraisal note.
Compliance

Policy Brain

#circulars#internal-policies#audit-findings
  • Which internal policies does this circular affect?
  • Summarise open audit findings.
Collections

Recovery Brain

#call-scripts#dpd-reports#settlement-policy
  • Which accounts moved into 60+ DPD this month?
  • Draft a firm but polite reminder.
Customer service

Service Brain

#product-terms#faqs#complaint-logs
  • Answer this customer query from our product terms.
  • What were the top complaint themes this quarter?

Chartered Accountant

CA Brain

Talk to your client books.

Learns from your

#ledgers#gst-returns#audit-working-papers#engagement-letters

Comes with skills

Variance analysisNotice replyMonth-end summary
Build my CA Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which vendors in this ledger don’t match GSTR-2B, and by how much?

from your ledgers

Summarise this client’s P&L movement against last year in five lines.

from your audit working papers

Draft a reply to this GST notice in our firm’s tone.

from your gst returns

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Financial advisor

Advisor Brain

Every client portfolio, remembered.

Learns from your

#client-portfolios#risk-profiles#product-notes#review-notes

Comes with skills

Portfolio reviewClient summaryMeeting prep
Build my Advisor Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which clients have a review due this month?

from your review notes

Compare this client’s allocation with their risk profile.

from your risk profiles

Draft a review summary in plain language.

from your review notes

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Founder or CEO

Chief-of-Staff Brain

The one who has read everything.

Learns from your

#board-decks#monthly-mis#investor-updates#key-contracts

Comes with skills

Investor updateDecision memoWeekly review
Build my Chief-of-Staff Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What changed in our numbers this month, and why?

from your monthly mis

Draft this month’s investor update from the MIS.

from your investor updates

Which commitments in these contracts fall due next quarter?

from your key contracts

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Consultant

Analyst Brain

Turn any file into a slide story.

Learns from your

#past-decks#client-data#frameworks#meeting-notes

Comes with skills

Issue treeSlide storylineProposal draft
Build my Analyst Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Structure this problem as a clean issue tree.

from your frameworks

Pull the three strongest insights from this data for a CXO.

from your client data

Draft a proposal that uses our last three wins as proof.

from your past decks

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Project manager

PM Brain

Every plan, risk and decision on record.

Learns from your

#project-plans#status-reports#risk-registers#meeting-minutes

Comes with skills

Status reportRisk summaryDecision log
Build my PM Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which tasks are slipping against the plan this week?

from your project plans

Summarise open risks and who owns each one.

from your risk registers

Draft this week’s status update for the sponsor.

from your status reports

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Product manager

Product Brain

From user feedback to roadmap, faster.

Learns from your

#prds#user-interviews#feedback-logs#roadmaps

Comes with skills

PRD writerFeedback themesRelease notes
Build my Product Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What are the top five requests in this quarter’s feedback?

from your feedback logs

Draft a PRD for bulk upload in our format.

from your prds

Which interviews mention onboarding pain?

from your user interviews

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Sales professional

Sales Brain

Never start a proposal from scratch.

Learns from your

#won-proposals#price-lists#case-studies#email-threads

Comes with skills

Follow-up emailQuote builderObjection handling
Build my Sales Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Draft a follow-up to this client in my voice.

from your email threads

Build a quote for this enquiry from our price list.

from your price lists

Which objections come up most in the deals I lost?

from your email threads

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

HR professional

People Brain

From job description to offer letter.

Learns from your

#hr-policies#jd-library#review-templates#onboarding-decks

Comes with skills

JD writerPolicy lookupOffer letter
Build my People Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What does our leave policy say about sabbaticals?

from your hr policies

Write a JD for a QC engineer in our format.

from your jd library

Draft an offer letter from these details.

from your hr policies

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Freelancer

Solo Brain

Proposals, invoices and clients, sorted.

Learns from your

#past-proposals#invoices#client-briefs#contracts

Comes with skills

Proposal draftInvoice chaseScope check
Build my Solo Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which invoices are unpaid after 30 days?

from your invoices

Draft a proposal for this brief from my last three wins.

from your past proposals

What did this client and I agree about revisions?

from your contracts

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Doctor

Clinic Brain

Your own protocols, one question away.

A reference to your own documents. It does not diagnose.

Learns from your

#clinic-protocols#patient-leaflets#formulary#referral-templates

Comes with skills

Protocol lookupPatient leafletReferral letter
Build my Clinic Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What does our protocol say for post-op wound-care follow-up?

from your clinic protocols

Rewrite this leaflet for patients in simple language.

from your patient leaflets

Draft a referral letter using our template.

from your referral templates

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Counsellor or therapist

Practice Brain

Session notes that never leave your room.

Supports your practice. It does not replace your clinical judgement.

Learns from your

#session-notes#care-plans#worksheets#intake-forms

Comes with skills

Session summaryWorksheet finderCheck-in message
Build my Practice Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Summarise this client’s last four sessions.

from your session notes

Which worksheets did we use for sleep routines?

from your worksheets

Draft a gentle between-session check-in.

from your care plans

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Life or business coach

Coach Brain

Remember every client and every session.

Learns from your

#session-notes#client-goals#coaching-frameworks#worksheets

Comes with skills

Session recapGoal trackerFollow-up email
Build my Coach Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What did Priya commit to in our last two sessions?

from your session notes

Draft a follow-up email with her three action points.

from your session notes

Which of my clients are stuck on the same goal?

from your client goals

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Fitness or nutrition coach

Trainer Brain

Every client’s plan and progress at hand.

Learns from your

#client-assessments#training-plans#meal-templates#progress-logs

Comes with skills

Progress checkPlan builderClient check-in
Build my Trainer Brain
Talk to your data, offline

How has Rahul’s squat progressed over eight weeks?

from your progress logs

Adapt this week’s plan around a sore knee.

from your training plans

Draft a vegetarian meal plan from my templates.

from your meal templates

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Engineer

Engineering Brain

Ask your datasheets and specs.

Learns from your

#datasheets#specifications#test-reports#work-instructions

Comes with skills

Spec lookupRevision compareSOP writer
Build my Engineering Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What are the rated pressure and material on this datasheet?

from your datasheets

Compare revisions B and C of this spec. What changed?

from your specifications

Write an SOP from this process description.

from your work instructions

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Software developer

Code Brain

Your design docs and runbooks, answerable.

Learns from your

#design-docs#runbooks#api-specs#incident-notes

Comes with skills

Doc writerIncident recallReview notes
Build my Code Brain
Talk to your data, offline

How does our auth service handle token refresh?

from your design docs

What did we do the last time this alert fired?

from your incident notes

Draft API docs from this spec.

from your api specs

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Data analyst

Analysis Brain

Ask your sheets, get the story.

Learns from your

#datasets#dashboard-exports#metric-definitions#past-analyses

Comes with skills

Metric lookupTrend summaryLeadership readout
Build my Analysis Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Why did repeat orders drop in August?

from your datasets

How do we define an active customer?

from your metric definitions

Summarise this export in five lines for leadership.

from your dashboard exports

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Architect or designer

Studio Brain

Every brief, spec and BOQ remembered.

Learns from your

#client-briefs#boqs#vendor-catalogues#project-notes

Comes with skills

Brief summaryQuote vs BOQSpec recall
Build my Studio Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which finishes did we specify on our last three residential jobs?

from your project notes

Summarise this client’s brief in half a page.

from your client briefs

Compare these two vendor quotes against the BOQ.

from your boqs

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Lawyer

Counsel Brain

Read the contract before you sign.

Learns from your

#contracts#case-files#firm-precedents#client-letters

Comes with skills

Clause extractorRedline vs templatePlain-English summary
Build my Counsel Brain
Talk to your data, offline

List every indemnity and termination clause in this agreement.

from your contracts

Compare this NDA with our standard template. What changed?

from your firm precedents

Draft a first-cut legal notice in our firm’s style.

from your client letters

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Real estate advisor

Property Brain

Every listing, lead and agreement at hand.

Learns from your

#listings#buyer-enquiries#agreement-templates#brochures

Comes with skills

Listing matchBuyer follow-upAgreement summary
Build my Property Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which listings fit a 2BHK under ₹90 lakh near Baner?

from your listings

Draft a WhatsApp follow-up for this buyer.

from your buyer enquiries

Summarise the key terms of this sale agreement.

from your agreement templates

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Marketer or creator

Brand Brain

One idea, a week of content.

Learns from your

#brand-guide#past-campaigns#product-info#audience-research

Comes with skills

RepurposeCampaign reviewAd hooks
Build my Brand Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Turn this blog into five LinkedIn posts in our voice.

from your brand guide

Which of our past campaigns worked best, and why?

from your past campaigns

Write three ad hooks for this launch.

from your product info

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Writer or journalist

Writer’s Brain

Your notes, sources and voice in one place.

Learns from your

#interview-notes#drafts#sources#style-guide

Comes with skills

OutlineSource checkStyle edit
Build my Writer’s Brain
Talk to your data, offline

What did my three sources say about the price rise?

from your sources

Turn these interview notes into an outline.

from your interview notes

Edit this draft to match our style guide.

from your style guide

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Student

Study Brain

Quiz me on my own notes.

Learns from your

#class-notes#textbook-chapters#past-papers#syllabus

Comes with skills

Quiz meRevision planExplain simply
Build my Study Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Quiz me on chapter 4 and get harder as I improve.

from your textbook chapters

Make a 14-day revision plan to my exam date.

from your syllabus

Explain this topic simply, then in exam language.

from your class notes

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Teacher or trainer

Classroom Brain

Lesson plans and quizzes in minutes.

Learns from your

#syllabus#lesson-notes#question-banks#past-assessments

Comes with skills

Lesson planQuiz builderParent update
Build my Classroom Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Plan a 40-minute lesson on photosynthesis for grade 8.

from your syllabus

Make a 10-question quiz with an answer key.

from your question banks

Write a parent update from these notes.

from your past assessments

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

Researcher or PhD scholar

Research Brain

Every paper you have read, connected.

Learns from your

#papers#lab-notes#datasets#draft-chapters

Comes with skills

Literature mapCitation finderChapter outline
Build my Research Brain
Talk to your data, offline

Which of my saved papers disagree with this finding?

from your papers

Summarise my lab notes from March.

from your lab notes

Draft a related-work paragraph with citations.

from your papers

Every answer names the file it came from. Nothing leaves your laptop.

What is inside

MemoryLibraryDataSkillsVoiceNetworkGoalsYouat the centre

Seven parts. One brain that knows you.

Memory
Who you are and what you care about. Written once, remembered every time.
Library
Your documents: contracts, reports, manuals and notes, read on your device.
Data
Your numbers in sheets and exports. Ask them anything and get answers with sources.
Skills
The tasks you repeat, saved as instructions. Explain a task once, never again.
Voice
How you write and speak, so every draft sounds like you.
Network
The people in your work, from clients and team to mentors, each with context.
Goals
What you are working toward. Your brain weighs every plan against it.

An agent reads all seven: your usual assistant, or the offline model in Talk to your data.

How it works

Build it in four steps, all on your device.

  1. Choose your world

    Pick your profession, or your industry to open a brain for each department.

  2. Add your files

    Drop in PDFs, Word, Excel and notes. They are read on your device, never uploaded.

  3. Teach it how you work

    Answer a few plain questions and pick the skills you use most.

  4. Talk to your data

    Use it in any assistant, or ask your files questions offline.

Where it runs

Private at every size. Your data stays where you are.

In your device

Build and download your brain. Your files are read inside the tab and never sent anywhere.

For anyone.

On your laptop

Talk to your data runs an AI model on your own machine. It keeps working in a flight, a plant or a basement office.

For professionals and small teams.

On your company’s servers

A brain for every department, running on your own hardware with the modelcam AI engine. Nothing leaves your premises.

For companies.

Week 1Week 4Week 8 Your brain, in daily use A generic assistant

Illustrative. As you save skills and correct it, your brain gives more answers you can use without editing.

Questions

Straight answers, as of September 2026.

What is an AI second brain?

An AI second brain is a private bundle of seven things an AI reads before it answers: your memory, your documents, your data, your skills, your voice, your network and your goals. So it already knows your work, the people in it and what you are aiming for. With Pipaani you build it on your own device, and nothing is uploaded to the cloud.

What is Talk to your data?

Talk to your data is the core of Pipaani: a private AI model you download and run on your own laptop. Point it at your files, such as spreadsheets, contracts and reports, and ask questions in plain language. It answers from your documents, shows where each answer came from, and works with the internet switched off.

Is anything uploaded to the cloud?

No. Building your brain happens inside your device, and Talk to your data runs on your own machine. Your files are never sent to Pipaani’s servers, never stored by us, and never used to train any model.

How is Pipaani different from ChatGPT Memory, Claude or Gemini?

By September 2026 every major assistant remembers you, but on its own servers and locked to its own product. Pipaani is the memory you own: readable files on your device that work inside any assistant, move with you when you switch, include your real documents, and can run fully offline.

Can a company build a brain for every department?

Yes. Choose your industry and Pipaani opens a brain for each department, for example Quality, Procurement, Estimation and Maintenance in manufacturing, or Audit, Tax and Client servicing in a CA firm. Each brain learns its own team’s documents, and for companies it can run on your own servers so data never leaves your premises.

Which industries and professions are covered?

Pipaani ships 72 ready-made brains: 48 department brains across 12 industries (Manufacturing, EPC and construction, Pharma and labs, Hospitals and clinics, CA and accounting firms, Law firms, Real estate and developers, Retail and D2C, Schools and colleges, IT and services, Logistics and supply chain, Banks, NBFCs and insurers), and 24 brains for professionals, including chartered accountants, lawyers, doctors, engineers, founders, sales and HR professionals, students and teachers. You can also build a custom brain for any role.

Does it work with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?

Yes. Your brain is a portable set of plain files. Upload it to a ChatGPT Project, a Claude Project or a Gemini Gem and that assistant works as if it already knows you. Or skip the cloud entirely and use Talk to your data offline.

What computer do I need to run it offline?

Building a brain works in any modern device. Talk to your data runs a compact AI model locally, so it works best on a laptop from the last few years; more memory and a newer chip mean faster answers. Older machines still work, just more slowly.

Will it make things up?

Pipaani is built to be grounded. It answers from your own files, names the document it used, and tells you when the answer is not in your data instead of guessing. It does not search the internet unless you ask it to. Always check critical figures before acting on them.

Which file types can I add?

Digital PDFs, Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx and .xls), CSV, plain text and Markdown (.txt and .md), and saved web pages (.html). Support for scanned PDFs and PowerPoint is coming next; for now, export slides as a PDF.

Does keeping data on my device help with the DPDP Act and client confidentiality?

Because your documents never leave your device or your servers, no third-party AI provider processes them, which makes data-protection and client-confidentiality conversations much simpler. This is not legal advice; confirm your own obligations with your advisor.

Do I need to be technical?

No. Pick your profession or industry, drop in a few files, answer a few plain questions and choose your skills. Your brain is ready in about ten minutes, with no code and no setup.

Your AI, your data, your device.

Build your second brain in about ten minutes.