PixieMint is an AI aggregation app for productivity and research, officially described as "Every AI. One app." It is available on the web, iOS, and Android, and you can get started without a credit card.
In terms of purpose, it brings multiple mainstream AI models and tools together into one platform, so users do not have to switch between multiple subscriptions. The official description says it can use the latest models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI, as well as open models such as DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi, and supports switching models at any time mid-conversation.
Main capabilities include: chatting with models such as GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok; web search, deep research, reading files, generating images, and running code; generating finished files such as documents, slides, spreadsheets, and PDFs; image and video generation (the official description mentions Nano Banana, Veo, Kling, and others); turning PDFs, links, and YouTube videos into podcasts, quizzes, flashcards, and mind maps; real-time voice with support for sharing the camera or screen; turning meeting or lecture recordings into timestamped transcripts; turning documents and notes into natural speech, with support for multiple voices or cloning your own voice; drawing ideas, processes, and plans on an infinite whiteboard; keeping chats, notes, and the whiteboard side by side through FocusOS.
In terms of usage, users can directly call models and built-in tools in chat, or hand tasks to a cloud AI agent; after the app is closed, the task continues running in the cloud and the user is notified when it is complete. The official description also provides a visual canvas for chaining models and tools together, generating a complete promotional video from a single prompt; supports scheduled briefings, reports, and reminders; supports connecting apps such as Notion, Linear, Canva, and Airtable, and asks the user before creating or changing content. Users can invite others to join any chat and share files and context; the project feature can centrally store files, chats, and instructions so that every answer has context; the assistant learns the user's role, preferences, and plans, and users can decide what information to keep.
Use cases include small business owners, content creators, product managers, real estate agents, finance professionals, and others. Typical tasks listed in the official description include: researching competitors and writing a report with citations, turning release notes into tasks and graphics and updating a tracking sheet, turning quarterly notes into board documents, presentations, KPI spreadsheets, and PDFs, turning recordings into notes, turning documents into audio, and more.
In terms of limits and billing, the official description states that credits are used as currency, and each message,task, or tool deducts credits according to the model used, and charges are incurred only when the request succeeds; each model, task, or tool displays its corresponding credit cost, and costs may change with upstream providers. Credits included in monthly plans do not roll over, expire at the end of the month, and are refreshed; additional credits purchased on demand do not expire. The official description says refunds are usually not possible, and users can contact support in special cases. Users can manage and cancel subscriptions through their profile page. The official description also provides an affiliate program, where referring customers can earn a 20% commission.
Some content on the official page uses the name "Zemith," and no clear explanation of its relationship to PixieMint is currently provided.
