You built something. It works on your machine.
A Laravel app, a WordPress site, a side project that turned real. Writing the code is the part you know. Getting it in front of people, and keeping it there, is everything that comes next.
Put your app online, know how the server is doing, and answer the people who use it. Small Pimi tools that fit together, so one person can run the whole thing.
A Laravel app, a WordPress site, a side project that turned real. Writing the code is the part you know. Getting it in front of people, and keeping it there, is everything that comes next.
PimiDeploy sets up a fresh VPS for your Laravel app or WordPress site. After that, a push to main is a deploy. It already runs Pimi’s own production.
Graphs don’t tell you when to worry. PimiPulse reads your server and tells you in one sentence how it is doing, what to do about it, and when it is time for a bigger plan.
Since the upgrade: memory has plenty of room. You won’t need a bigger plan for a while.
PimiDesk puts every product’s support email and tickets in one inbox, on each product’s own domain. Answer from the dashboard, or let your AI chat draft the reply.
Where Pimi is going: ask once in Claude or the AI chat you already use, and it works across your deploys, your server and your inbox, with your permissions. Through MCP, the open standard AI tools use to connect. Here is where that stands today.
Solo founders and small teams don’t need more moving parts. They need the few that matter, and for them to get along.
Use the one you need today. None of them needs the others, and they are built to sit next to each other when you add the next.
No AI bolted on. PimiDesk has an MCP server today, so Claude or any MCP client can read tickets and draft replies with your permissions.
Pimi’s own support runs on PimiDesk. Its servers are set up and deployed with PimiDeploy, and PimiPulse watches them. Running Pimi on Pimi.
Three are live. PimiDeploy is in private testing and already runs Pimi’s own servers.
One support inbox for every product you run. Support email and tickets on each product’s own domain, answered from the dashboard, Claude Code or your AI chat.
Server monitoring in plain English. It tells you in one sentence whether to worry, what to do, and when it is time to upgrade.
Laravel apps and WordPress sites on your own server: provision a VPS, push to deploy, with queues, SSL and backups for each site. It already runs Pimi’s own production.
Payment gateways for WooCommerce: Paddle as your merchant of record, or a free Stripe hosted-checkout gateway.