Tiny Doors

Tiny Doors gives you one small invitation a day.

Open today's door and there is one thing to do. It takes a few minutes, it happens away from the screen, and it is real: stand in the brightest daylight you can reach, learn the name of someone you see often, send the compliment you keep thinking and never say.

Then you do it, or you do not. Two answers, side by side and the same size: "I did it" and "Not today". Both are complete. Neither one is a mark against you later.

Every door you open joins your street. It is drawn as a row of old town houses at dusk, and a light comes on where you have been. Tap any door to see the day it was, and the note or the photo you kept, if you kept one. Nobody else can see your street. There is nobody else in this app at all.

Nothing counts how many days in a row. Nothing turns red when a day goes by. Nothing has piled up when you come back after a week, or after a month: today's door is the only one waiting, and it always is.

Ninety-six doors, all written and reviewed before release. Nothing is generated while you use the app, and no request goes out to decide what to show you. Six kinds: one thing that was waiting, a small kindness, a hello to a familiar face, going outside, trying something new, and noticing what was already good. If today's door is not the one for today, one tap shows you a different one. A low energy setting keeps it to the gentlest doors for as long as you want.

One quiet reminder a day at a time you pick, or none at all. It is one line, and it never tells you what you did not do.

The price, plainly. Your first month is free: every door, every feature, no card, no sign up. After that, keeping new doors coming is one payment of 6.99. Once, not monthly. There is no subscription.

Whatever you decide at the end of the month, your street stays yours. The doors you opened, your notes, your photos, and the export that carries them to a new phone all keep working, free, forever.

There is no account and no email address. Your notes and photos never leave your phone: there is no upload path in the app, by design. If you leave anonymous counts switched on, the app sends how often doors are opened and nothing you have typed. You can switch that off in Settings, and delete everything from there too.

Contains no ads. No advertising of any kind, and none is coming.

This is not a habit tracker, not a social app, not a chatbot, and not treatment. It is one small door a day, and a street to remember the days you opened one.