Pi Network strengthens its tools for crypto applications

Pi Network further expands its crypto infrastructure. On September 4, the Core Team launched three tools aimed at developers: local storage, an API providing access to staking data specific to each application, and file or video sharing. The project also consolidated its technical documentation on a single platform to simplify the transition from development to launching an application.

In brief

The first novelty concerns local storage. It arrives a few weeks after the migration of Pi Network to the v26 protocol, another technical project carried out this summer. Authorized applications in Pi Browser can now store some data directly on a user’s device. Preferences, session state, or similar information no longer necessarily need to be stored and served from the developer’s own infrastructure.

Pi Network sees this as a way to reduce costs and technical complexity. Data remains on the Pioneer’s device and is not sent to the Pi crypto servers. The functionality must also remain consistent between Android and iOS.