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TinyFeedback
Add an anonymous feedback box to your app. Hear what people need without asking them to create another account.
Meet TinyFeedback
Small. Resourceful.Ready to lend a hand.
A little help for your next big idea
Small tools.
Big little wins.
Collect feedback. Check what you shipped. Help users get started.
Useful SaaS tools your coding agent can set up—and you can make your own. Pick the piece you need and get back to building.
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✦ Small by design✓ Built to be verified↗ Ready for your agent
Meet the helpers
One less thing
to build from scratch.
Each tool does a focused job.
Start with one. Keep what helps.
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TinyCheck
Run bounded browser checks on pages you own. Get a result your agent can verify and evidence you can inspect.
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TinyActivate
Give users a clear onboarding checklist. Tick off milestones when your backend confirms the work—not just when someone clicks.
Meet TinyActivateMore familiar faces are taking shape.Explore the full toolbox
A good handoff
Your agent gets it working.
You take it from there.
From a first experiment to a project you own, without starting over.
See how setup works- 01
Pick a small problem
Choose the tool that helps with the next thing you’re shipping.
- 02
Try it. Verify the result.
Your agent creates a bounded preview and proves a real product operation.
- 03
Make the project yours
Claim it on Free. Your integration, progress, and results stay in place.
Notes from the workbench
Less guessing.
More working examples.
Add anonymous feedback to your SaaS with TinyFeedback
Install a plain-text feedback widget on an owned HTTPS page, verify a synthetic submission, and hand the project to its human owner.
Read the guideBuild an onboarding checklist that follows backend results
Try a TinyActivate milestone with synthetic data, then connect checklist completion to durable backend events instead of browser clicks.
Read the guideGive your coding agent a verified deployed-page check
Use TinyCheck to verify ownership of a public HTTPS page, check an expected heading, and inspect the completed browser result.
Read the guideBuilt for the little team
Keep your big idea.
We’ll help with the little things.
Thoughtful tools, clear limits, and a friendly face along the way.
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