Pi Network Testnet Grows With Starpath and Pitogo Social Launch

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Pi Network introduces Starpath and Pitogo Social to improve testnet utility and user interaction.
Starpath offers chatbot-based Web3 learning within the test environment.
Pitogo Social creates a bot-free space for genuine community engagement.
Over 16 million users have migrated to Pi Network as testnet development continues.

Pi Network is expanding its testnet with the launch of two new apps Starpath and Pitogo Social—aimed at improving user engagement and real-world utility. With over 16 million users already migrated, the network is moving closer to its open mainnet phase. These new apps offer educational tools and social interaction features, giving users and developers more reasons to stay active within the evolving Pi Network ecosystem.

New Apps Aim to Strengthen Utility and Engagement

Pi Network has taken another step in building its ecosystem with the launch of two new testnet apps—Starpath and Pitogo Social. These apps are designed to give developers a platform to test tools and provide users with real-world functions within a secure environment.

Both apps are currently accessible only on the testnet, where no real assets are used. This allows developers to fine-tune their applications and address issues before a full mainnet release. These new additions also support Pi Network’s broader goals around utility, social features, and active community participation.

#PiNetwork 📢Welcome to Pitogo Social—a social platform built for pioneers, by pioneers, where your time, voice, and attention are actually valued.
Pitogo Social reimagines social media inside the Pi ecosystem. Here, you don’t just scroll endlessly—you participate, connect, and… pic.twitter.com/2fkIxK8wb4
— PiNetwork DEX⚡️阿龙 (@fen_leng) February 10, 2026

The network now reports over 16 million users have completed migration, further supporting the use of new tools on its closed network.

Starpath Introduces Web3 Learning Through AI Chatbot

Starpath is a chatbot-based application focused on teaching users about blockchain and Web3 concepts. It allows users to interact with the app, try out features, and test simple tools within the testnet environment.

According to the development team, Starpath is intended to offer a hands-on learning experience. It enables users to explore blockchain topics with guided help from a built-in AI system. The chatbot answers questions and explains functions in a way that supports beginner-level users.

The Starpath app is also a space for developers to test micro-utilities and simple chatbot applications. Developers may be able to build tools using small amounts of Pi once the mainnet opens. For now, all testing is done with no real currency at stake.

The team behind Starpath stated, “User feedback from this phase will directly help us shape improvements for the mainnet version.”

Pitogo Social Focuses on Real Community Interaction

Pitogo Social is the second app added to the testnet. It is a social media platform created specifically for Pi Network users. The app allows users to post content, connect with others, and earn engagement points based on their activity.

The focus of Pitogo Social is on real user activity rather than passive browsing. The developers aim to build a platform free from bots and fake engagement. This is part of a broader effort to encourage genuine participation and community content.

Pitogo Social comes from a team with previous experience in the Pi ecosystem. They earlier developed a travel-related token on the testnet and are now expanding into the social media space. The app is being tested for performance, community value, and long-term use cases.

Ecosystem Shows Steady Growth Toward Mainnet

The launch of Starpath and Pitogo Social adds more depth to the Pi Network testnet. With more than 35 million users globally, many are waiting for the open mainnet to begin. These apps offer features that keep users engaged while developers continue to test real services.

According to community updates, technical upgrades and faster migrations are also underway. These steps are intended to prepare the network for wider accessibility and practical use. For now, the testnet provides a safe space for growth and innovation.