inspired by the book Tiny Experiments

life is not a
straight race track.

tinyexp turns your days into tiny experiments — small, time-boxed commitments you actually keep. No streaks. No guilt. Just footprints on a map that only you can draw.

no streaks, evervoice-first journalingworks in EN & VI
tinyexp — everyday explorations

today

“I will sketch for 5 minutes, for 3 days”

I wentNot yet

“One tiny step is still a footprint.”

the philosophy

goals are a bad map for a curious life.

Neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff proposes something lighter than SMART goals: a PACT — a tiny, time-boxed experiment you run on your own life.

Purposeful

Meaningful to you — not to your feed.

Actionable

Doable today, with what you already have.

Continuous

Repeatable, small enough to refuse nothing.

Trackable

One binary answer: I went, or not yet.

Streaks & guilt

Rest stops as data

A missed day is never a broken chain — it is information about the terrain.

Rigid life scripts

Curiosity as compass

Drop The Sequel, The Crowdpleaser and The Epic. Follow what pulls you.

Outcome obsession

Process over outcome

You commit to the walking, not to the finish line you cannot control.

Linear ladders

Widening spirals

Each closed cycle opens a bigger one: 3 days → 14 → 100 → a living legacy.

inside the app

a companion, not a tracker.

Everything is built around one loop: commit small, walk it, reflect, then steer — persist, pause, or pivot.

The Fog-of-War map

The Fog-of-War map

Every experiment is a land with a winding trail. Each footstep lifts the fog; the next land waits beyond it.

Voice-first capture

Say a messy thought out loud. Tiny untangles it into a field note, tiny prep steps and a ready-to-run PACT.

A notebook per land

Day-by-day pages you can search by keyword, tag or a date range — your journey, legible at a glance.

The Spiral Path

The Spiral Path

Initiator → Explorer → Pioneer → Creator. Lands flourish when you tend them, and fade when you do not.

Kairos Moments

Short guided pauses — breath, tea, a reset walk — that open the right-moment instead of the clock.

Guided Trails

Multi-day trails that teach the method itself: one 1-minute read plus one tiny step a day.

Journey calendar

A month of footprints, rest stops and closed cycles — tap any day to reread what happened.

Curiosity attractors

Tiny notices the themes you keep circling back to, and points at what quietly matters to you.

Tiny, your companion

meet tiny

the little dot that walks beside you.

Tiny never scores you and never counts chains of days. It asks the right question at the right moment — inside a lesson, inside a stuck experiment, inside a pause — and keeps your map while you live your life.

Ask Tiny anywhereTalk, don’t typeName it, colour it, make it yours

the loop

four moves, then it widens.

01

Unlearn the old scripts

Swipe The Sequel, The Crowdpleaser and The Epic into a black hole — plus anything of your own you want to release.

02

Wake the curiosity compass

Speak or type what makes you curious right now. Tiny turns it into one small PACT you can start today.

03

Walk it, one footstep a day

Answer a single binary question inside your Kairos window. Rest stops count as data, never as failure.

04

Close the cycle & steer

Reflect in 3 minutes — plus, minus, next — then persist, pause or pivot. A wider land opens.

the spiral path

you don’t climb. you expand.

Finish a cycle in full and the land levels up — unlocking longer, braver journeys. Neglect it and it quietly fades back. Reach Creator and an experiment can graduate into a scheduled part of your life.

“Closing a cycle isn’t an ending — it’s steering.”

L1Initiator1–3 days
L2Explorer10–14 days
L3Pioneer30–100 days
L4Creatora living legacy
Tiny Experiments — the book

the source

built on a book worth reading twice.

tinyexp is an independent companion inspired by Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World. Every concept in the app links back to the idea it came from — so curiosity always has somewhere deeper to go.

“I loved this profound, practical, and generous book.”
— Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks
Anne-Laure Le Cunff
Anne-Laure Le Cunff

Neuroscientist · Founder of Ness Labs

Ness Labs

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Start with one tiny experiment — three days is enough. No account needed, everything stays on your device.

Everyday explorations. Endless adventures.