Give changing facts a permanent home.

Computers are excellent at storing data, but surprisingly poor at answering simple questions about the changing world.

Is the garage open?

Is the pool warm enough?

Is there parking available?

Is the conference room occupied?

Is the deployment complete?

Is the service healthy?

Is the store open?

How many people are currently inside?

These aren't documents. They're facts. And facts change.

Piko gives those facts a permanent identity, so everyone asking the same question gets the same answer.

What Piko Is

A shared source of truth for facts that change. Publish once, and everyone—humans, applications, and AI—consumes the same authoritative state. Status pages and dashboards are downstream views of that truth, not the point.

Who Consumes It

Humans read dashboards and pages. Applications query APIs. AI models process structured facts. Everyone trusts the same source instead of scraping pages or keeping out-of-sync copies.

Design Principles

  • 01

    Facts Have Identity. A changing fact should keep the same URL throughout its life.

  • 02

    Publish Once. Humans, applications, and AI consume the same authoritative state — not copies.

  • 03

    Simple Wins. A boolean is a boolean, a temperature is a temperature, a counter is a counter. The platform models reality instead of forcing everything into generic JSON blobs.