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 reference images, transparent PNGs, ×4 variations; Text mode reads photos, scans, PDFs and Office files (PP-OCRv6 or GLM-OCR)
Audio: clone a voice from a few seconds of speech, tempo/key-locked loops, full songs with lyrics (SongGeneration and AceStep), transcription in 30 languages
3D: picture → shape → texture → GLB, with a viewer
Chat: with tools: it makes images, speaks, and composes music from inside a conversation, swapping models on the Tiiny when they don't fit together
Models panel: load and unload models, see NPU memory and live device activity

It helps me use the Tiiny as a creative tool instead of a pile of API endpoints. One click instead of curl, one gallery for everything I make, and the studio handles the one-job-at-a-time queue, model loading and the Wi-Fi/USB differences for me.

Here's how it works: the studio talks to your Tiiny over Wi-Fi or USB with your API key, and nothing leaves your network: no cloud, no telemetry. Results stay on your computer, deletes are complete, and network access is off unless you turn it on. It's written in Rust (one server shared by the desktop app and Docker), tested against a fake Tiiny and live on a real one.

My first test: a cartoon dog made with HiDream, turned into a textured 3D model on the Tiiny (screenshots below).

Get it: https://github.com/thezolon/tiiny-studio (installers on the Releases page). Bugs and ideas welcome as GitHub issues. I'm one person, so the macOS and Linux builds haven't been tried hands-on yet.

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Tiiny Studio