Pazi (formerly Pythagora) review

What is Pazi?

The former Pythagora website now points to Pazi, a product that coordinates specialist agents around broader business work. Software creation is part of that scope alongside research and connected services. Its legal pages identify the same operating company behind Pythagora.

What’s changed in 2026

The current destination and proposition differ from the older dedicated app-builder description. Product updates include a ChatGPT-subscription connection and shared workspaces. The exact transition date and the treatment of legacy accounts remain unconfirmed; a redirect does not establish automatic migration.

What it’s like to use

Earlier Pythagora experiences included useful interface and backend generation, alongside stalled work and repeated prompting. Those older reviews may not reflect Pazi’s current business workflow, so explore it directly before deciding whether it suits your work.

Where it falls short

The broader scope makes direct comparisons with focused app builders less useful. Spending also needs attention: per-task caps are unavailable, and smaller funding tiers cannot top up without upgrading. Review the work and balance rather than assuming each delegated task has a fixed cost.

Pricing and credits in practice

Free is offered; check Pazi’s pricing page for its included balance and agent limits. Pro has monthly funding levels of $25, $50, $100, $200, and $500. Unused funding rolls over. Check the final annual price before subscribing; website hosting does not consume the task balance.

Who should use it (and who shouldn’t)

Pazi may suit a team exploring agents across several business activities. For a dedicated application project, compare Lovable or Replit first.

Bottom line

We have removed Pazi from app-builder recommendations because its current scope has changed. If you arrive from the old Pythagora site, expect a broader business-agent product; the redirect alone does not tell you whether your old account or projects will carry over.