The team behind the controversial project continues to post regular updates to its large user base about the latest developments across its broader ecosystem.
The most recent update, published on Pi Network’s official account on X, highlighted how developers and creators can leverage a “massive user base of over 60 million engaged Pioneers.”
AI and Human Collaboration
Since Pi Network’s Core Team launched Pi App Studio last year, they have emphasized the benefits of using AI—while stressing that AI does not replace human input. Instead, the team promotes combining human creativity with AI capabilities to achieve better outcomes.
In the new post, the team explained that developers and creators can tap into the 60 million-user base by “easily bringing their external AI-created apps to Pi’s real distribution network and utility ecosystem through Pi App Studio.”
Practically, this means creators who lack deep technical skills can still build apps by using AI-assisted coding platforms such as Codex, Replit, Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, or similar tools. After building an app externally, they can use Pi App Studio to convert those projects into Pi-native applications ready for distribution within the Pi ecosystem.
The message reinforces Pi Network’s aim to bridge the gap between app creation—which AI can help streamline—and turning those creations into practical, widely accessible tools used by real people.
Making Good Ideas Visible
The Core Team also pointed out that creators can connect their apps to an existing ecosystem that already provides users, payment functionality, identity verification, decentralized human infrastructure, and platform-level tools—eliminating the need to rebuild foundational infrastructure from scratch.
As a result, ideas can move from conception to market much faster, reaching potential users and customers more quickly. The team said they added this capability because “your ideas are too good to be unseen.” The feature is live now, and creators can access it through Pi App Studio.