Do I need to create an account?
You can start without one. Tinyo lets you try the app first. When you're ready, creating an account links your notes to you so you can keep them saved and sign back in.
Tinyo
You know the feeling: your child is unwell, and by the next morning you can't quite remember when the fever started or what you gave them.
Tinyo is a private app for parents. Everything about your child's health lives in one place on your phone — not spread across memory, messages, and stray notes.
So when it matters, you're not relying on memory alone.
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Why Tinyo
You've probably been keeping track already. Those habits work until you need something from last week, or last month. Tinyo is built for continuity — today's note still connects to what happened before, so you're not piecing the week together from fragments.
Private and personal
A few simple commitments — so you can focus on parenting, not worrying about where the information lives.
Just for your family
What you add stays within the circle you choose. No public profiles, no browsing strangers.
Your information stays yours
The notes you write belong to you. Tinyo holds them for you; it doesn't treat your child's details as content for something else.
Not built for attention
No feed to scroll, no posts to perform — just a quiet place to write things down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tinyo free?
Tinyo is free to start. You can manage one child on the free plan. Premium is available if you need additional children or want to invite someone to share a profile.
Is Tinyo medical advice?
No. Tinyo is for what you notice and write down. It doesn't diagnose conditions, suggest treatments, or replace a doctor.
Can my partner use Tinyo too?
Yes. The parent who sets up a child's profile can invite a partner or caregiver to view or help update notes. Inviting others is part of Premium.
What happens if I change phones?
If you have an account, sign in on your new phone to access your notes. Without an account, notes stay on the device where you created them.