Pi 生态推出 SoloHost 自托管框架
Pi Core Team 在 Pi Desktop 上线 SoloHost,可一键在本机安装应用并运行 Hermes、OpenClaw 等本地 AI 代理,数据不出本机。

You mean *SoloHost* - yes, it's new inside Pi ecosystem. It is *NOT* inside the mobile Pi mining app on your phone. It's inside *Pi Desktop* on your computer — the same place you run Pi Node. Here is what it is in simple terms: *SoloHost is a self-hosting framework. It turns your own computer into a small server.* Launched by Pi Core Team on *Pi2Day - June 28, 2026*. 36b1 Normal apps run on Google or Amazon cloud. SoloHost apps run *directly on your own computer*, so your data stays with you. 7ade *What it does:* 1. *Lets developers list apps that you install locally.* You find them inside Pi Desktop, click install, and it runs on your PC — no Docker, no server setup. 2. *Privacy-focused local AI.* Example: *Hermes* — an open-source AI agent that runs entirely on your computer. Your chats and files never go to a cloud server. 3. *You can control it from your phone.* Once it's running on your PC, you can access it via the SoloHost app inside Pi Browser on mobile. 4. *Future plan — get paid in Pi.* Pi has 420,000+ Node operators. The plan is to let those computers do heavy AI work for companies and get paid in Pi. cd847ade Later they added more apps like *OpenClaw* — a local AI assistant that can even connect to ChatGPT/Claude but keeps memory on your PC, and *Atlassian MCP* for developers to connect Jira to AI tools. e9f3 So think of it like this: - *App Studio* = you build apps that live inside Pi Browser - *SoloHost* = you build apps that live on your own computer, Pi Desktop helps you run them Do you have Pi Node running on a laptop/PC? That is where you will see SoloHost.