tiny

iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch — TestFlight public beta

The AI you own.
In your pocket. On your wrist.

Teach it once. It remembers — on your iPhone, your iPad, your Apple Watch, the web. Your iPhone becomes a live node of your tiny.

Join on TestFlight Free · no invitation · iOS 18

App Store: in review — 1.0 is with Apple. TestFlight has the same build today.

Already on TestFlight? It updates itself — every new build lands through TestFlight, on your iPhone, iPad and Watch at once. Nothing to do here.

One tiny, three screens

One TestFlight install covers all of them — the same memory, whichever screen is nearest.

IPHONE

The one in your hand.

Chat, a live call, the camera it can look through. Widgets on the Home and Lock Screen; Ask tiny in Control Center and on the Action button.

IPAD

The big canvas.

Sidebar with your memory graph, devices, sites and journal side by side with the conversation.

APPLE WATCH

From the wrist.

Raise your wrist and say Ask tiny. Take a call, answer its questions with Double Tap, keep fleet status on a watch face.

What the phone adds

Everything the web tiny does, plus the things only a phone in your hand can.

CHAT · VOICE

Talk to it, or type.

Streaming replies, a live call that can act while you're still speaking. Speech is transcribed on-device where supported.

FLEET

Your phone is a device.

It enrolls as a node of your tiny — reachable from your Mac, your watch, the web. Ask, and it buzzes, flashes, chimes, speaks.

BODIES

The top bar is alive.

Your ring's heartbeat, the music playing, a robot's eyes — each online body shows as a live tile.

YOURS

Owned by your login.

Calendar, inbox, journal, sites, wallet — your data, on your tiny, not a vendor's. Nothing to buy inside the app.

The real thing

Straight from the App Store set — build 1.0, no mock-ups.

tiny on iPhone: the prompt “Create an AI named mentor. Be blunt.” and the create_ai tool card that made it
One sentence makes a tiny, live at its own address.
tiny on iPhone: the memory graph, clusters of linked facts in colour
Facts link up; when two collide, it asks you.
tiny on iPhone: live top-bar tiles — heart rate from the ring and a robot's LED matrix
Ring, robot, music — live in the top bar.

Install in three taps

Public beta on TestFlight — Apple's own beta app. Free, no invitation, nothing to sideload.

  1. Get TestFlight. It's Apple's free app — the App Store installs it if you don't have it yet.
  2. Join → Install. Tap Join on TestFlight above, accept, then Install. The Watch app comes along.
  3. Open → sign in. Sign in with Apple, Google or GitHub. Your iPhone enrolls in your fleet by itself.

Shortcuts & deep links

One tap, end to end. Three signed Apple Shortcuts — add them on your iPhone, bind one to the Action button, or run them from Siri.

SHORTCUT

Ask tiny

Ask for text (or share text from any app) → opens tiny and sends it. The full answer, tools and cards land in the chat.

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SHORTCUT · SIRI

Ask tiny (spoken)

Runs the Ask tiny app intent — Siri speaks a 1–3 sentence answer, the app stays closed. Pick a tiny with the optional Tiny field.

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SHORTCUT · CONTEXT

Tell tiny where I am

Current location + weather ride the link as the first turn — proof that context can travel on a deep link.

Get the shortcut

Under the hood every surface speaks one grammar (q the turn · tiny the slug · mode=chat|voice · src): tinyapp://ask?q=what%27s%20new&tiny=remy auto-sends in the app, tinyapp://voice?q=… opens a call with that first line, and https://tiny.technology/remy?q=… does the same on the web. Siri also knows “Ask tiny …” and “Ask tiny … in the app” without any shortcut installed. Files are signed for anyone; iOS asks once before adding. Same links on Android.

Requires iOS 18 / iPadOS 18; the Watch app needs watchOS 11. TestFlight builds expire after 90 days and refresh themselves; the App Store version replaces the beta in place once approved. Enrolled in the old private beta (the 100-device UDID rail)? That build is frozen at 107 and will not update — move to TestFlight above. Its legacy install stays online only for phones already on it.