Play today. Keep the story.

Tiniary turns quick baby play moments into a private timeline, weekly chapters, and milestone context parents can trust.

Free to start. Private by default. Built for both parents.

Today you watched the red cup roll away, then reached again until it bumped softly into your hand.

Motor

You answered Dad's hum with a small sound, then waited for him to sing back.

Language

You smiled when the blanket rustled under your toes and kicked until it happened again.

Sensory

How it works

Three small steps, one growing record.

Tiniary keeps the daily flow light: play for a moment, save what happened, and let the app shape it into a record you can revisit.

Play for a moment

Open the day and pick one simple prompt for floor time, a stroller pause, or quiet minutes before bed.

Save what happened

Add a quick note about the reach, smile, sound, turn, or pause you noticed. A sentence is enough.

We write it down

Tiniary turns the note into a second-person story card and keeps the week in order for your family.

Features

The real app, explained clearly.

Each feature is built around a parent opening the app with one hand and leaving with a useful record.

Daily play ideas

Fresh prompts match everyday places: the floor, the sink, the stroller, the changing pad, or a quiet room.

Keepsake story timeline

Every saved moment becomes a dated card, ordered by day so growth feels easy to scan later.

Milestone windows

Age ranges give context without scores, countdowns, alarms, or pressure to turn play into a test.

Weekly chapter

Each Sunday, the week becomes a short chapter drawn from the moments your family saved.

Share a memory

Create a clean card for family, a caregiver, or a pediatrician when a moment matters outside the app.

Shared baby profile

Invite another parent or caregiver so both adults can save moments and read the same baby record.

Milestones

No deadlines. Only windows.

Babies practice skills across broad ranges. Tiniary shows those ranges as context for play, with no countdowns, no scores, and no red warnings.

Milestone ranges come from public CDC and AAP guidance.

Weekly chapter

Sunday becomes a short family chapter.

Both parents receive the same weekly chapter, shaped from the moments saved in the app.

You spent the week learning that cause and effect can be funny. On Monday, you pushed the scarf away and watched it float back. By Thursday, you were answering songs with a sound of your own. On Sunday, the blanket under your feet became the best part of the room.

Today with Nora

One small play moment

14 weeks
Motor

Reach for the scarf

Hold a soft cloth near your baby's shoulder and pause while they reach, kick, or turn toward it.

3 gentle steps Save moment

Saved today

You stretched your fingers toward the scarf, caught the edge, and looked surprised when it moved.

Today screen

One place for the next prompt and the latest memory.

The phone view stays plain on purpose: one activity, one note, and the current week in view.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when the timeline matters more.

Free

$0

Daily play ideas, saved moments, milestone windows, weekly chapters, and share cards.

Get Tiniary

Pro

Upgrade when ready

Full timeline history and unwatermarked share cards for the memories you want to send or print.

Get Pro

FAQ

Plain answers for common parent questions.

Is Tiniary free?

Yes. Free includes daily play ideas, saved moments, milestone windows, weekly chapters, and sharing. Pro adds full timeline history and unwatermarked share cards.

Is my data private?

Your memories stay private to your account and the caregivers you invite. Share cards are only created when you choose to send one.

Does it work for premature babies?

Tiniary can be used with corrected age when that is appropriate for your family. Ask your pediatrician about clinical questions.

Can both parents use one baby profile?

Yes. Invite another parent or caregiver so notes, story cards, weekly chapters, and shared memories stay in one place.

Is this medical advice?

No. Tiniary offers play ideas and keepsakes. It is not a diagnostic or medical tool.