Nov 26, 2025

Pica × Bolt.new: Everything is connected

Our newest collaboration with Pica brings 170+ seamless integrations to the apps you build in Bolt.

Product

Building valuable software with AI that works in the real world is now easier than ever, thanks to Pica x Bolt.new.

Pica makes it incredibly easy to connect LLMs to APIs. Bolt is the simplest way to turn ideas into working software by chatting with AI.

With Pica x Bolt, you can add integrations to your Bolt projects by asking for them.

Here’s what that looks like for you: build + deploy fully-functional software that works with the tools your users already love, without ever leaving the Bolt editor.

The future of AI-powered development is here. And it’s all connected.

What this partnership unlocks

In short: you can build your app in Bolt and instantly connect it to more than 170 tools, including Stripe, Gmail, Hubspot, Quickbooks, Shopify, Notion, Github, and tons more. You don’t have to do any custom integration work.

Just tell Bolt which integration you want. Pica will connect your project with Bolt. You never even have to switch windows.

Below, we’ll break down what that looks like.

Instant integrations

Build your application in Bolt, then layer in Pica to instantly connect to Stripe, Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Shopify, Notion, GitHub, and 160+ others. Zero setup, zero boilerplate.

AI-first development

Describe what you want to build and which integrations you need. Bolt generates the full-stack code. Pica handles the integrations. AI builds the implementation end-to-end.

Production-ready everything

Bolt gives you clean, deployable code and a fully hosted backend. Pica ensures every integration is reliable, secure, and built to scale.

Multi-app workflows

Create apps that sync CRM contacts, fire off automated emails, manage payments, push updates across internal tools, and orchestrate multi-platform data flows. All without manually connecting to APIs.

Smart integration logic

Pica’s AI knowledge base understands the nuance of each integration’s API, from rate limits, auth quirks and request structures to edge cases, so you don’t have to.