Pi App Studio: Create AI Apps for a Huge Audience

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l0rd1337Member
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#1Jan 15, 2018, 07:03 PM
Hey everyone, coders and creators from everywhere can now connect with Pi Network's huge user base of over 60 million Engaged Pioneers. Thanks to Pi App Studio, it's super easy to bring your AI-made apps to Pi's distribution network and utility ecosystem! Whether you're a technical developer or more of a product person without a ton of coding skills, you can make apps using tools like Codex, Claude Code, Replit, Cursor, Lovable, or any other AI-assisted coding platforms. Then, just use Pi App Studio to turn those externally made apps into Pi Apps. They have this cool new feature with tailored copy-and-paste prompts that help you integrate the Pi SDK, check the setup, and add Pi payments in your app. So if you’re already using AI tools, this new setup makes it way easier to plug your apps, services, or products into the Pi ecosystem.
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quantumsageFull Member
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#2Jan 15, 2018, 09:30 PM
So until now Pi Network is still developing and continuing to innovate by building an AI base in it? I thought this project was dead because of the previous obscure mining project. I myself am still skeptical about this project, for me this is nonsense from an unclear token price, then before having to migrate from ordinary tokens to the mainnet doing KYC anyway, so I lost my mind for this project.
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BasedGangFull Member
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#3Jan 16, 2018, 06:53 AM
That 60 million numbers sounds really high. How exactly do they count that? If they that many users shouldn't their names get mentioned here and there? Unless I'm not following on the right channel. Jumping to AI sounds like the go to strategy for many projects right now, crypto or not. I'm not sure if having AI copy-paste or integrate payments is really an appealing offer if merchants can pick other options like running their own server and whatnot.
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leo42Full Member
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#4Jan 16, 2018, 09:23 AM
It's just an estimation; they got it from the number of people who did KYC to receive their token, and of course, the number of miners, but I doubt if the numbers are accurate, there are fake accounts and multiple miners, I think the numbers are inflated. Looks like an ambitious project, but PI has been known to ride on hype, and this could be another episode.
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sigma07Senior Member
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#5Jan 16, 2018, 03:28 PM
I've never heard that they have this much people because for most of the time when they're still in development before its launches, you'll only hear good things about them. You'll not hear something such as how bad and terrible they were before. Anyway, it seems that the Pi is still not ending its project and continues to develop. I'm not trying to sound arrogant on it but only basing it from what I've seen in the past of how quick it has been dumped and the hype it successfully created for its mining. Let's see where this leads.
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darklordSenior Member
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#6Jan 16, 2018, 05:55 PM
They started their project way back in 2018 and asked their miners to do KYC, so they got those numbers, but it's possible there's a lot of manipulation in their KYC, so it's hard to tell if the 60 million are real users. So far, they are doing well; they are in the top 55 in the market, and if those 60 million are real users, then they can easily boost their projects by integrating other projects, like they are doing now with their plan Pi App Studio
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sigma07Senior Member
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#7Jan 16, 2018, 07:50 PM
It can't be verified if they have the real number of having that 60M+. Yes with that number, they can boost their own economy through their sustenance of it. But, we'll get to see if they're one of the projects that will survive this bear market or they'll be one of those which shall be forgotten into its existence.
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