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 Tiiny to Build My Personal Workspace by Jules - Tiiny built a minimalist dashboard with a search bar, date and time, task and note sections, and shortcut tiles for GitHub, Figma, Jira, and Notion.
Making Chibi Stickers with TiinyOS by Tess - Recognizable chibi sticker drafts in under a minute per image, but some faces still looked too similar, and the prompt did not fully fix it.
I Made My Own Flight Tracker with Tiiny by Jules - A flight tracker with curved routes and add/delete trips. The first model left two bugs; switching to Qwen3.6-35B-A3B and adding "check the code and make sure it works before submitting" fixed both.
I Connected My Obsidian Knowledge Base to Tiiny by Jules - Tiiny plugged into Obsidian through an OpenAI-compatible API, so notes stayed put while Tiiny handled questions and summaries.
I Finally Connected Hermes to the Tiiny API by Jules - The setup took more testing than expected, and Hermes can now send a request to Tiiny and use the answer in its own workflow.
I Asked Tiiny to Help Me Clean Up My Mac by Tess - Started in Chat mode, then moved to Task mode, which can check files and move unwanted items to Trash.
My Learning with Tiiny Starts with Agents by Tess - This workflow turns a broad topic into an overview, misconceptions, analogies, practice, and a quiz.
Starting My Morning with a News Brief from Tiiny by Tess - Tiiny grouped headlines by topic, summarized the day, and kept the source links close at hand.
I Turned a Customer Interview into Structured Insights with Tiiny by Priya - Tiiny turned a 58-minute, 5,800-word interview into ten sections and seven tables: 16 pain points with verbatim quotes and timestamps, and 6 hidden-need hypotheses each paired with a validation question.
From Scattered Notes to a Weekly Report with Tiiny by Priya - Tiiny turned a week of loose notes into a report without passing half-finished work off as done. It marked an export script as "full export not yet tested," but never built the requested "planned" bucket, so the report still needed a line-by-line check.
Where Two Project Documents Disagreed by Priya - Two documents with seven disagreements planted in them: Tiiny quoted both sides of all seven and left the decision to a human.
Story Lantern: a bedside lamp your kiddo talks to, running entirely on the Tiiny by Jason - A bedside lamp that writes, paints, and narrates a new story each night, with a real page-turn animation and a waiting screen that shows whether the story is being written, checked, voiced, or painted.
Daybreak: a 24/7 world-news wall that thinks entirely on the Tiiny by Jason - A news wall that runs roughly 300 articles a day through Tiiny for summaries, categories, map locations, severity, and embeddings, while keeping article text on the local network.
OneLane - Your Crossing Guard (Router)for Multiple LLM Requests by Jason - A one-file lock so two apps take turns on one Tiiny instead of failing each other's requests with error 150004.
Robi: a local voice companion for my autistic daughter, with the Tiiny as its brain by Andre - A voice companion built so the same question always gets the same answer, with memory of what was said last week. Runs on the Tiiny because a kid's diary and moods can't leave the house.
Thanks to Jules, Tess, Priya, Jason, and Andre for sharing these.
what a creative work!