Turns a plain-text description into a deployed web microapp, then lets you edit it in natural language
Pico builds small single-purpose web apps ('microapps') from a text description: it generates the app, deploys it to a shareable URL, and you iterate by asking for changes in plain English. Its own FAQ copy is explicit about scope — front-end apps only, no custom backends and no native mobile — with Google Sheets read/write, password gates, custom domains and GPT-powered app logic filling the gaps. A free Try tier exists; paid plans run Pro $29, Premium $49 and Business $129 per month, and creators earn a revenue share when others subscribe through their remixed apps. The public site has decayed to a JavaScript shell, so we read these details from its app bundle.
Plan data embedded in the site's own app bundle lists a free 'Try' tier, Pro $29/month ($240/year), Premium $49/month ($390/year) and Business $129/month ($990/year), with extra image generations at $0.80 per 100 on the top tiers. No server-rendered pricing page exists anymore, so verify before paying.
Use tool ↗A quick route from idea to a live, shareable mini web tool without touching code, with honest limits: no backend, no mobile. The bigger worry is the project's pulse — the marketing site now renders as an empty shell, which forces this record to rely on its app bundle.
Watch out: Without JavaScript the homepage shows only the word 'Pico', and no public pricing page renders — confirm the service is still actively operated before subscribing.
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