A memory on your home screen
The widget brings back a random Tiny Day, so a story you forgot you wrote shows up between texts.
A daily journal for dads
One photo and one moment, per kid, per day. The crayon masterpiece, the first run through the park, the thing they said from the back seat. Kept for later, so you can show them one day.
How it works
Just one. No albums to curate, no feed to fill. The one that says “this was today.”
A sentence or a paragraph, in your own words. What happened, what they said, how it felt.
It lands on the calendar as a little photo square. Tomorrow there’s a new one waiting.
Why Tiny Days
The milestones get photographed from every angle. It’s the ordinary days that slip away: the made-up song in the bath, the way they said “hopsital,” the afternoon you both fell asleep on the couch.
Tiny Days gives each of those days a place to land, written down by the person who was there. You.
The moment happens at the park, not at the desk where the notebook lives.
Edit or add a day you missed, without crossed-out ink.
And the link to the song or article you want to show them one day.
The archive
Every saved day becomes a photo on the calendar. Page back through a spring, a year, a whole stage of life, one square at a time.
The little touches
The widget brings back a random Tiny Day, so a story you forgot you wrote shows up between texts.
Tuck one link into a day. The songs, recipes, and articles you’re keeping for them all collect in one place.
Pick a time for a daily reminder. It’s scheduled on your phone, not sent from our servers.
No new password. Your days sync privately and come back when you get a new phone.
Private by design
Tiny Days isn’t a social network and it isn’t an ad business. It’s a notebook for you and, one day, for them.
Read the privacy policyNo advertising SDKs, no analytics SDK, no tracking you across apps or websites. We don’t sell your data.
Tiny Days never scans or uploads your photo library. Just the one photo you choose for the day.
Photos live in private storage tied to your Sign in with Apple account. Delete everything from Settings, any time.
No auto-captions, no generated summaries. Every word in there is yours, in your voice.
Tiny Days is on the App Store for iPhone. Download it, sign in with Apple, and start with today’s photo.
It’s built for dads first: the ones who want to remember but were never going to keep a baby book. Any parent or guardian who wants to keep the small stuff is welcome.
Nothing breaks. You can go back and fill in a day you missed, or edit one you already saved. No guilt required.
Just you. Your days are tied to your Sign in with Apple account and synced to private storage so they can be restored on a new device. There’s no sharing feed and nothing is public.
It’s something we’d love to do down the road, but it isn’t available and we aren’t promising a date. For now, Tiny Days is focused on the daily habit.