Fixora Goes Live on Pi App Studio, Expanding Pi’s Utility Ecosystem

A new real world app has just joined the Pi Network ecosystem. Fixora officially went live on Pi App Studio. It bringing a service marketplace built directly on Pi’s platform. Fixora is designed to connect people with trusted local service providers and allow payments using Pi coins

The app is created by a long time Pi pioneer who has supported the project since 2019. His goal is simple, turn Pi from just a mined coin into something people can actually use in daily life. This launch is another step in Pi Network’s push toward real utility, real apps and real adoption.

What Is Fixora and How Does It Work?

Fixora is a service marketplace. Think of it as a local help app built inside the Pi ecosystem. Users can find service providers for everyday needs. Such as home repairs, cleaning, tutoring, plumbing and more. Instead of using cash or cards, users pay directly with Pi coins. This makes Pi a real payment tool instead of just a digital balance sitting in a wallet.

The app focuses on trust and safety. Service providers go through a community based verification process. This helps users feel more confident when booking services. The idea is simple. Need a plumber? Open Fixora. Need a tutor? Use Fixora. Need a cleaner? Fixora again. All powered by Pi.

Key Features That Power the Fixora Platform

Fixora is not just another listing app. It comes with smart features built for the Pi ecosystem. For example, the first feature is the community trust system. Through this system, service providers build reputation through real work and real feedback, which helps good providers rise to the top. In addition, the second feature is Pi staking for app ranking. Specifically, developers can stake Pi to improve their app visibility inside Pi App Studio. Consequently, this rewards builders who believe in the ecosystem.

Third is the visibility curve system. This helps quality apps get discovered faster while keeping low quality apps from flooding the platform. Together these tools create a fair and open system where good services get more attention and users get better options.

Fixora’s Role Inside the Pi Network

Fixora runs on the Pi App Studio testnet, where apps currently use test-Pi. This is part of Pi Network’s enclosed phase where real apps are built and tested before full open mainnet access. Pi Network started in 2019 with mobile mining. Now, it is slowly turning into a full Web3 platform with wallets, payments, SDK tools and real applications.

Apps like Fixora show what Pi is trying to become. Not a meme coin and not a hype token. But a digital currency people can use for real services. If Fixora ranks among the top apps on Pi App Studio, it could qualify for future mainnet support and real Pi payments.

Why This Matters for Pi’s Future

Pi has millions of users but adoption only grows when people can actually spend their coins. Fixora helps solve that problem. It brings Pi into the real world. It connects neighbors, it supports small businesses and it creates real economic activity.

For Pi pioneers, this means more reasons to hold Pi. It means more tools to build For developers and for the network, it means real growth. Fixora is now live and open for testing inside Pi App Studio. For Pi users, this is another sign that the Pi ecosystem is moving from mining to meaning. Utility is no longer just a promise. It is being built, one app at a time.