Is Tiny Things a replacement for Todoist or Apple Reminders?
It can be, but it does not need to be. Todoist, Things 3, Microsoft To Do and Apple Reminders are built to organise tasks and projects. Tiny Things is built for the moment your head is full: pour it all out, decide where each thing belongs, hand some of it over, and let some of it go. Only what matters comes back.
What makes Tiny Things different from a to-do list?
Three things. It starts with a brain dump instead of a form, so you say everything first and sort it second. It has a place to let things go, not only to tick them off. And it hands things over as an ordinary message in your own words, so the person you share the load with needs no app and no account.
Does Tiny Things work on Android, iPad, or Mac?
Not today. Tiny Things is an iPhone app, with Siri, widgets, Control Center, and the Action Button where supported. The person you hand things to can use any phone, because they receive an ordinary message.
How did you check the other apps?
On 5 October 2026 we read each app’s listing on the US App Store—its description, its Information section, and its App Privacy section—and checked whether it has a Mac App Store or Google Play listing. A tick means the developer lists the feature there. A dash means we did not find it, and the app may still offer it. Privacy labels and the “Contains Advertising” note are each developer’s own declaration; Apple says it has not verified them. Apps change, so this page carries the date we checked.
Is Tiny Things free?
Yes. The whole ritual—unlimited capture, all four places, dates and reminders, your searchable archive, the weekly review, and every monthly letter—is free, with no countdown. Tiny Things Plus is optional and adds things like repeating reminders, Your seasons, hand-over cards, The Witness, and more skies and icons.