Tiny Things 3.7 — Honestly This update is about saying things plainly: what you really did, what Plus is doing, and what a tap just changed. • Your week, the monthly letter and the Witness page now count what really happened — what you saw through, what actually left your hands, what you let go — whenever you first set it down. Letters you have already opened keep their words • Ticked something on Home by mistake? Undo brings it back, Return and all • Plus now says where you stand: in your free trial, when it renews or when it ends — and if a payment didn't go through, how to put it right • Before a trial starts, the yearly plan shows the day the paid year would begin, and what it works out to per month • New members see the date their first Witness page arrives • An optional reminder the day before your trial ends — off unless you turn it on • Smarter Nights can now be switched on from Your Plus, on iPhones that support it • Clearer at a glance: the archive door no longer wears Plus's sparkle, the Vault's filters say their names, Sort shows the weekday it understood, and a hand-over card is easier to read • The pour's hint and the hand-over Send button no longer hide under the keyboard button • With the app set to a different language from your iPhone, counted phrases now take the right form New in Plus: • Returns that repeat — every week, month or year. Tick one done and the next is already waiting; let it go and the series ends • Four more skies — Linen, Moonstone, Forest and Lamplight — and now an app icon for every sky, day skies included • Hand-over cards in four designs, remembered for each person you hand to, and a place in Settings to tidy the people you've named • Your seasons: a quiet look back over your last twelve weeks, one small sky each, with what really happened — no streaks, no scores Still no account, no analytics. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.

Tiny Things 3.6 — The Order Home used to show things in the order you poured them. Now it reads in the order of your week — and the whole app gets easier to read, to hear, and to trust with a slip of the thumb. • Home now lists what you asked back first, earliest day first — then everything else, in the order you set it down. A day you named comes before a day you didn't • A hand-over message follows the same order, so what is needed soonest is read first • A line removed mid-pour can be taken back, and it returns to exactly where it was • Every thing on Home now offers the same actions however you reach them — including Hand to…, which used to hide behind a long press • Reduce Transparency is now honoured: solid cards and a flat sky, with the same words on them • With VoiceOver you can move, hand over, edit or set a Return straight from a thing on Home, skim the longer screens by their headings, and hear each Plus plan as one clear sentence • The longest animations now go still with Reduce Motion, and the small close buttons are easier to hit • Making the Book no longer freezes the app — and if a Book can't be made, it says so • Lighter on a long-kept archive: the sky, the widget and Settings no longer load everything you ever set down • On iOS 27, the sky goes still when your iPhone asks apps to ease off Still no account, no analytics. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.

Tiny Things 3.5 — The Dusk Every other tool for the mental load fills up. This is the release where Tiny Things starts giving things back — always by your hand, never silently. • Things that can wait now rest out of sight. They stay held, and readable, but they are no longer a list you have to scan on Home • When one has waited long enough, it comes back to you — one at a time, in the pour, as an ordinary card with the same four places. Doing nothing is a complete night; it simply rests again — at most once a season at first, and no more than once a year in the end • Nothing is ever held silently forever, and nothing is ever moved or let go without you • The month's letter may now name what you never had to think about again — the things that were safe here the whole time • The Witness gains a fourth line: one thing that never came back to you. It reads kinder every month, because the app got better at carrying • A Return you didn't answer is no longer a reproach. Home now says what is true: you asked for this back • A hand-over can no longer be mistaken for a save: sending it onward completes it, while saving to Files, Notes or Freeform keeps it yours • Your first page now travels with you to a new iPhone • Your export grows (Open Star Format v6): the Witness's fourth line — yours to keep forever Still no account, no analytics. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.

Tiny Things 3.0 — The Hand The load finally leaves the head it has been living in. Handing something over becomes the app's second ceremony: your words, in your voice, sent by your hand — and what is sent is truly out of your head. • The Hand — the hand-over message opens as your own draft: change anything; nothing goes until you send it • Handed is handed — at send, the thing leaves your lists for good. No status, no read receipts, no "did they do it" • A small warm light drifts to the horizon as custody moves — and its star keeps a warmer gold: a trace, never a badge • If a Return was set, it stands down: what left your head cannot come back to weigh on you • Hands have names — hand over to your partner, to Oma, to the sitter; one tap while you sort, remembered for the evening • The message greets each person the way you last greeted them — your phrasing, remembered on your device only • The morning may say, as past relief only: "Two things left your hands yesterday." • The Witness quietly names the month's hand the way you named them • Your first page — once your own nights have made one, a page appears that is yours to keep. Free forever, whether or not you ever subscribe • Your export grows (Open Star Format v5): when a thing left your hands, and to whom — yours to keep forever The other person installs nothing and is never tracked. Still no account, no analytics. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.

Tiny Things 2.5 — The Witness Once a month, a private page rests with your letters: “What Tiny carried.” It holds three of your own lines — one kept until it mattered, one handed over, one you chose to release — and lets them become three lights in your sky. • The Witness (Plus) — a quiet monthly page made only from what you chose; no totals, scores, or advice • Every page already made stays yours forever, even if Plus ends • A clearly labelled sample lets you preview the page before your first full month • Your Plus — a small welcome space to choose your sky, make your first Book, send a designed handoff, and preview The Witness • The Year now gathers your Witness pages beside your letters • If you ever delete a thought, its line leaves every page with it • Ask Siri what you're holding — the One-Breath Answer, spoken without opening the app • A Focus filter keeps the night whisper — dim, hushed — at any hour your Focus asks • Optional: missed reminders you scheduled can keep a small count on the icon until you return — off by default, and nothing else is ever counted The page is composed on your device, from dates and destinations you chose — never by reading meaning into your words. Still no account or tracking. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.

Fixes a crash that could close the app when you tapped the microphone to speak. Voice works as it should again. Nothing else has changed.

Tiny Things 2.0 — The Exhale A major evolution of the ritual, built around one promise: when you set something down, it stays held. • Speak your thoughts — Tiny now listens on your device; audio is never saved • Unbroken Pour — an unfinished thought survives interruptions, so you can return where you left off • Quiet Returns — add an exact date and time; natural phrases such as “tomorrow” or “Friday” can suggest a moment for you to confirm • Catch a thing — save a thought in seconds from the app, Siri, Shortcuts, the Action Button, Control Center, or Lock Screen • The Moons — monthly letters are now free, saved, and ready to reread whenever you need them • The Year (Plus) — bind up to 12 saved monthly letters into a shareable book • Your Sky — separate Day and Night Skies, permanent lights, and a new family of native Liquid Glass app icons Still no account or tracking. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud—never through servers we operate.