Real things people do with Tiiny, tagged UseCase. First tries welcome.
I built Tiiny Studio: a free, open-source studio app for the Tiiny Pocket. It's a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux (x64 and ARM), or a small Docker server for your home network, and it puts nearly everything the Tiiny can make in one window:
Image: create and edit with plain-language instructions, up to 10 refer
A premise:
I do not use my tiiny connected to a PC, but only to the LAN. All of my apps reside on an Ubuntu server VM created inside my NAS as it's powered on H24.
All my software are just services with a web interface on a specific port, so I only need a web browser to access them. The VM is inside a Zerotier network, s
One of my many projects using AI. As a CP volounteer I often need to take care of people in stress situations and the same happens of course to all the CP people.
It's not easy, so I create this training app where you can choose the simulation a speak to AI people in distress. The simulation is virtually never ending, b
Video from July, before the Tiiny arrived (MacBook inference, the pauses are the point): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VZUEtDk78Y
My daughter is autistic. What she needs from a companion is not cleverness — it is the same answer to the same question, every single time, and a memory of what she told it last week. And
I wanted to keep all my flight records on one map, but the travel app I was using limits free users to 40 trips. So I built my own with Tiiny.
I used Kilo Code in Code mode and started with this prompt:
Build me a web page that keeps track of all my flights on a world map. Every time I add a trip, it draws a nice curved 
I put together a short list of posts I'd send to someone who just unboxed a Tiiny. They cover personal tools, everyday apps and files, learning, document work, and finished projects. I grouped them by what people were trying to do.
This list is updated as new posts go up.
I Asked Tiin
For our Show Us What You’re Doing with Tiiny challenge, we asked people to share what they do with their Tiiny. This week, we’re sharing five community posts, from volunteer training tools to a 304-page family history.
by carlomascellani
Carlo built an app for Civil Protection volunteers to
I've been using Tiiny AI to help me with my code. I work mainly in the Intellij IDE and I figured I would share how to setup Intellij to use Tiiny AI.
Steps to hook up intellij.
1) First grab your API key from the settings in Tiiny AI
2) Go to Intellij settings and search for AI assistant (Providers & API keys)
3) Select O
A spec sheet does not tell you what a box does when you give it real work, so this is a set of numbers measured on one instead.
What is on the page: five models, 23 runs, measured between 15 August and 15 September. Every result carries the build, the host and the NPU cost it was measured with, because a figure taken of
I've had a Tiiny on my bench and I wanted to see what it does with a real job rather than one prompt at a time. So I built Daybreak.
It pulls world news from 14 free feeds every five minutes and hands every single article to the Tiiny. Not a selection, all of them. Roughly 300 a day.
For each one the Tiiny does five thin
This is the small version of my Titanium Bot, cut down to run on your Mac or Windows box next to the Tiiny with the models on the device doing the thinking. You get a chat page, memory that fills itself after a conversation and recalls what matters, seeded skills, routines on a schedule, and voice through the device's
By the end of the week, my notes were a mix of short updates, half-finished thoughts, and reminders. They named colleagues, staging access, legal wording that wasn't public yet, and finance numbers. I gave them to Tiiny and asked for a report on completed work, work in progress, problems, next week's priorities, and he
I gave Tiiny Music one brief: a melancholic 1970s country-folk ballad with acoustic guitar, harmonica, fiddle, upright bass, and a weathered male vocal.
The first verse names the same instruments I asked for, in the order they come in:
The fiddle hummed low where the shadows fall. I heard the harmonica breathe against t
I keep most of my notes and learning materials in Obsidian. I wanted to use Tiiny with them without moving everything to another platform. I installed the Copilot plugin for Obsidian and added Tiiny through its model settings. Tiiny has an OpenAI-compatible API, so I entered the endpoint and can now use its local model
If you're setting up a Tiiny this week, here's the first thing that's going to confuse you.
The Tiiny thinks about one thing at a time. Ask it for a second thing while the first is still going and you get this:
{"code": 150004, "message": "The operation failed to complete."}Inside one program that's easy to deal with. Yo
I wanted to try the kind of search I'd use when I remember a picture but have no idea what the file is called.
I attached three real photos with plain filenames: IMG_001.jpg, IMG_002.jpg and IMG_003.jpg. The request was to find “the cat trying to fit into a cardboard box,” return the exact filename, and identify the mou
For a child learning about the Moon, I wanted a few questions we could go through aloud after reading. Each answer needed to be short enough to check against the article.
I pasted an extract from NASA's Moon Facts page into Tiiny and asked:
My child is learning about the Moon. Turn this NASA extract into exactly 10 short
Simulated parent scenario using public school newsletters. Results from an actual TiinyOS test.
I wanted one list I could check before the school week: what to book, what to pay for, and when pickup changes.
For this test, I gave Tiiny text extracted from two public school newsletters. I set the date to 15 October 2026 a
This started as Canary, the little watcher I had keeping an eye on my machines at home. TiinyEngineer is the version anyone can run. It watches the quiet failures: a site that stops answering, a container that never comes back, a backup that went stale, a scheduled job that just stopped running. Each problem opens one
