The thing you check every morning.
Put it on your phone’s home screen. It remembers what you add, and it can nudge you when something’s due.
Made something? Let people use it.
The app your agent built runs on your computer and nowhere else. Put it online once, and it works for you, for the people around you, and for anyone you do work for.
A list you both keep.
The weekend plan. Whatever the group needs. They sign in with an email link or Google, everyone sees the same thing, and a change on one phone is on the others before you look up.
The tool you’d never have built for them before.
Each client gets their own room and sees only their own things. Put your own name on the door. They never pay.
What you never do
Your to-do list, already done.
Before it goes onlineChoose a hostnot a thingMake accounts for everyonenot a thingKeep the keys somewherenot a thingLook after the machinenot a thingFix what brokeone click
Free is five apps, forever. When you’re building all the time, Personal is as many apps as you like, your own domain, and about ten times the AI.
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The questions people actually ask.
Can I use it just for myself?
Yes. Most first apps are for one person: a tracker, a list, a thing you check every day. It sits on your phone like a real app and remembers everything you add.
Do my friends need an account?
No. They open your link and sign in with an email link or their Google account. There is nothing for them to make and no password to keep. They never pay.
Can I charge my clients for the tool?
Tiniest Cloud does not take payments inside apps, so you bill them however you already do. What it gives you is a room per client, walled off from the others, under your own domain.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your apps keep working, on the free plan’s limits. Nothing is deleted. If you had more than five live apps, the extra ones pause until you pick which five stay live.
