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Pi Network has upgraded its Pi App Studio toolkit with code export and upload features, a new management dashboard and higher app limits. The update targets a smoother workflow for creators and developers as the project reports more than 60 million users.
The Pi Core Team now lets creators download the source code that Pi App Studio generates during visual app creation. Developers can modify that code in local editors, test changes, and upload the revised version back into the studio.
This workflow allows teams to switch between visual and code-based work without rebuilding projects. A creator can design an interface with drag-and-drop tools, while a developer refines functions, styling, or integrations outside the studio.
Pi Network stated that the tools support hybrid teams where some members prefer no-code methods and others write code. The approach aims to reduce repetitive configuration tasks so that builders spend more time on product features and user experience.
Pi App Studio now offers a refreshed dashboard for each app. The new panel adds clearer editing controls and sharing options, so a developer can manage multiple projects on one screen.
Creators can upload preview images that appear on app description pages in Pi Browser or PiNet. These visuals help users understand what an app does before they open it.
Pi Network has added a dedicated sharing link that carries an app’s logo when posted in the Fireside Forum’s Pi App Studio channel. The “My Apps” section now includes improved sorting and search tools, making it easier to locate specific projects. The platform also increased the maximum number of apps each creator can build from 10 to 100.
The PI token started the week with a modest rebound after retesting support near $0.221. By Monday, the price moved toward resistance around $0.247 as sentiment improved.
Community members continue to track Pi Network’s efforts to align with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA. Some traders expect that regulatory clarity in Europe could support wider acceptance of PI in that market.
Posts from community leaders suggest that Pi Network’s user base has passed 60 million accounts. This reported growth links directly to the focus on tools like Pi App Studio, which aim to attract more builders to the network.
Market data from Coingecko and TradingView show PI trading close to $0.23 with a Relative Strength Index near 52. Short-term moving averages sit around the current price and point to mild upward momentum rather than a strong breakout.
