---
title: "Rico Can Now Take Action"
description: "Rico can now make the changes for you, not just suggest them. I asked it to build a paywall experiment off my default paywall, and it created the Offerings, the Packages, and a running test — no dashboard required."
language: "en"
publishedAt: "2026-09-14T23:01:57.898Z"
updatedAt: "2026-09-14T23:01:57.898Z"
authors:
  - name: "Austin Blake"
    url: "https://www.revenuecat.com/blog/author/austin-blake"
category: "Engineering"
categoryUrl: "https://www.revenuecat.com/blog/engineering"
canonical: "https://www.revenuecat.com/blog/engineering/rico-can-now-take-action"
---

# Rico Can Now Take Action

Rico can now make the changes for you, not just suggest them. I asked it to build a paywall experiment off my default paywall, and it created the Offerings, the Packages, and a running test — no dashboard required.

## Table of contents

- [Rico can change your setup for you](#rico-can-change-your-setup-for-you)
- [Experiments are the part I'd try first](#experiments-are-the-part-id-try-first)
- [You still approve everything](#you-still-approve-everything)
- [It's on your phone](#its-on-your-phone)
- [Go ask Rico](#go-ask-rico)

Rico, RevenueCat's AI assistant, can now take action on your behalf — creating and editing products, Offerings, Packages, Entitlements, and paywalls, including real store products in App Store Connect and Google Play. The biggest use case: paywall experiments, where Rico builds out the full test (duplicate paywall, new Offerings/Packages, start/stop/pause) in one ask instead of a manual multi-step setup. Every change still requires your approval, access is configurable per project, and Rico is now available on iOS too.

I told Rico to build a paywall experiment off my default paywall. It created the new Offerings, the Packages, and the second paywall. Even better, it checked with me at each step and handed me a running test. Best of all? I never opened the dashboard.

That's it. That’s the update. Rico used to answer questions about your app business and suggest what to do next. Now, it can just go get the work done.

[Video](https://youtu.be/C2xkxGBwHZo)

## Rico can change your setup for you

With your approval, Rico can create and manage products, Offerings, Packages, and Entitlements, and build or edit paywalls directly in RevenueCat.

That includes real store products, not just RevenueCat-side config. Rico can create and update the subscriptions that live in App Store Connect and Google Play. These features rolled out to everyone last week, so go check out your account right now.

## Experiments are the part I'd try first

Every dev I talk to says the same thing about experiments: they’re easy to come up with, but a pain to set up. You have to duplicate the paywall, name everything, wire up new Offerings and Packages, keep track of which variant is which, and only then can you finally hit start.

**Rico can do that whole chain now.** Ask it to test a new price or a new paywall against your current one and it builds out everything the test needs. Rico can create, update, start, stop, pause, and resume experiments, so the follow-up work is also just asking.

## You still approve everything

Every proposed change requires your approval before anything happens. Rico is limited by the access level of the collaborator using it, so it can't do anything you couldn't do yourself in the dashboard. Project admins can go further and limit what Rico is allowed to do across all collaborators from project settings.

You can limit Rico to three levels of access: Read & write with permission (to enable everything we’ve talked about here), Read only (to use Rico only for gaining insights to your data, but not for changing anything), and Disabled (will completely turn off all Rico integrations for this project).

## It's on your phone

RevenueCat Mobile 2.0 brought Rico to iOS alongside the Paywalls AI Editor. Ask questions about your app business, attach a screenshot, approve Rico's actions, or generate a new paywall, all from your phone.

What’s more, Siri and App Shortcuts can now pull up MRR, revenue, active subscriptions, and trials without opening the app at all.

![Using Siri Shortcuts to view data in RevenueCat.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/c3qnx9b0/production/aaa64c52c30d1af74a89de6f7abe61b3f2a0ec02-1179x1175.png)

The Android release with Rico is in testing now.

## Go ask Rico

The [Rico docs](https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/tools/rico) have the full list of what Rico can and can't touch — or of course, you can just ask Rico. Have fun with it! Use Rico to learn more about what’s working or not in your app monetization scheme, then ask it to fix it. I’m looking forward to hearing about what you do with Rico.