Tiny Little Office

What is Tiny Little Office?

Tiny Little Office packs a miniature office suite into the browser with ten small apps: text, spreadsheet, slides, outliner, calculator, drawing, diagrams, animation, calendar, and trips. Every document is stored in the link itself after the hash, so nothing is sent to a server unless you optionally use the encrypted shortener. Docs can nest inside each other, for example a spreadsheet on a slide. It is open source, ships an API for generating documents from code, and is aimed at writers, builders, and privacy-minded users who prefer link-native sharing over accounts.

How to use Tiny Little Office?

1. Open tinylittleoffice.com and pick an app such as text, spreadsheet, or slides.. Create or edit your document in the browser—content stays in the URL hash.. Copy the link to share a snapshot; recipients open the same document without signing in.. Embed one document inside another when you need mixed media.. Optionally use the encrypted link shortener or generate docs via the API.

Core Features

• URL-as-document — The whole file lives in the link hash; no mandatory backend.• Ten tiny apps — Text, spreadsheet, slides, outliner, calculator, drawing, diagrams, animation, calendar, trips.• Nested documents — Place a spreadsheet on a slide or an animation inside a doc.• No accounts by default — Start working without signup or uploads.• Optional encrypted shortener — Shorten long links while keeping the key in the URL.• Open source — Inspect and extend the suite.• Document API — Generate shareable document links from code.

Use Cases

• Share a private draft as a link without creating an account for the recipient.• Build a quick slide deck with an embedded sheet for a meeting.• Keep sensitive notes off third-party storage by default.• Prototype document UIs or generate docs programmatically via the API.• Collaborate by exchanging immutable link snapshots instead of live cloud files.