Say it.
TinyMe remembers.
Tell it what you ate, who you met and what's coming up. TinyMe keeps the record, builds the trackers you ask for, puts them on your Home screen and answers from your own life, not guesses.
Scroll at your own pace. The phone follows you, forwards and back.No forms. Just say what happened.
Hold the mic and talk. Meals, workouts, moods, spending, the people you met: TinyMe picks out the numbers, links the people and files it, the way you'd tell a friend.
Ask for a tracker. Get one.
A calories card, a spend tracker, a gym streak. TinyMe designs the card from what you've already logged and shows you a preview right in the chat. One tap puts it on Home.
Every card you asked for, on one screen.
Home is where your cards live: your journal, calories, gym, spending. Switch between Day, Week, Month and Year and every card recounts. Tap a card and the entries behind it slide in. Drag to reorder, and keep the numbers on a Home Screen widget too.
Plans in one sentence.
Lunches, tasks, birthdays and repeating habits land on Upcoming, your week at a glance. Log the workout and the gym plan ticks itself off.
Answers from your records, not guesses.
Every answer is counted and summed from what you've logged, and the people you mention get their own profile and photos. If there's no record, TinyMe says so instead of making one up.
What your phone measures, it already knows.
Pick what to share and steps, sleep, workouts and more sync in by themselves. Ask how you slept and the answer comes from Health; a Watch workout closes the gym plan.
Take it with you. Or wipe it.
Everything lives on your own server. Export it all in one file, or delete everything, including what the agent remembers.
One place for the people, places and plans in your life.
Everyone you mention gets a profile and a memory. Share a photo in chat, say who it is, and it lands on their page.
Save the café a friend mentioned. See your places on a map, and get a nudge when you walk past one you wanted to try.
Plans, tasks, birthdays and repeating habits on one calendar. Move or skip a single day without touching the rest.
When your Health data says you slept badly or skipped a walk, TinyMe mentions it, kindly. Turn nudges off any time.
Say "Journal something" to Siri, use Back Tap, or glance at your cards on the Home Screen widget.
No signal? Keep talking. Messages queue on the phone and send the moment you are back online.
Your life is spread across a dozen apps, and none of them listen.
Every tracker wants its own forms and taps. Most people stop after a week, so the record never builds up.
Your calendar doesn't know you skipped the gym. Your food log doesn't know dinner was with a friend.
Chatbots answer once and move on. There's no record you can count on, so "how often did I…?" has no answer.
A diary only works if you trust where it lives.
TinyMe runs on its owner's own server. Your life log never sits in a shared database with anyone else's.
One owner per install. The phone signs in to your server, nobody else's.
Export everything, including what the agent remembers, as one file you own.
One action wipes the records and the agent's memory too, not just the app's view.
Nightly backups, encrypted before they leave the server, and the app shows when the last one ran.
For the first time, an assistant can keep a real record of your life.
Today's models reliably use tools: they log, schedule and query, instead of only chatting.
Speech recognition on the phone is fast and accurate enough that talking beats tapping.
Steps, sleep and workouts are recorded anyway. TinyMe turns them into one story with everything you say.
Working on iPhone today.
Built end to end: the iPhone app, the server and the agent. Open source, and yours to run.
- Voice and text chat with live replies, plus photos
- Home cards: stats, charts, goals, streaks, Day to Year
- Upcoming calendar with repeating plans
- Apple Health sync, answers and nudges
- People profiles with their photos
- Places on a map, with nearby alerts
- History and search of everything logged
- Siri, Shortcuts, Back Tap and a widget
- Export to ZIP, or delete everything
- Gmail to calendar, automatically
- Expenses from receipts and card emails
- Encrypted nightly backups
- A hosted version, no server needed
Run TinyMe yourself.
TinyMe is open source under the MIT licence. Your server, your Anthropic API key, your data.
- 1 Start the serverPostgreSQL and the API run with Docker Compose, on your own machine or a small cloud box.
- 2 Add your Anthropic API keyThe agent runs on Claude. Your key stays on your server.
- 3 Install the iPhone appBuild it from Xcode, sign in with your server address, and start talking.