You describe it. TinyFirm assembles the team. You own everything.
No coding. No technical knowledge. You don’t even need to know what you’re doing yet. You just need to know what you want.
TinyFirm takes what’s in your head and helps you turn it into something real. A website. A business tool. A client system. A book. Whatever it is, here’s exactly how it happens.
From idea to finished project. Four steps.
Step 1: You tell us what you want.
That’s it. Plain English. No technical documents. No wireframes. No specifications.
You get on a call with our founders. You talk about what you’re trying to build and why. A website for your practice. A tool that answers your clients’ questions. An online course. A system that lets your business run while you sleep.
They listen. Ask questions. Figure out what you actually need, not just what you think you need.
What this feels like: A conversation with someone who gets it. Not a sales pitch. Not a technical interview. Just a real talk about your project, your goals, and what’s possible.
This is the Discovery Call. It’s free. It’s how every project starts.
Step 2: You set up your first project.
After the Discovery Call, your first real step is a one-on-one onboarding call with Ryan, who built TinyFirm from the ground up. This is included in your setup fee, and it’s built around how you learn.
Ryan can demo a live build while you watch, or walk step by step alongside you while you set things up yourself. The call adapts to you.
Here’s what setup looks like. You open your workspace in an app called Cursor. Think of it as your project’s home base. You don’t need to understand how it works under the hood.
TinyFirm’s built-in manager starts a guided interview. It asks about your project: what you’re building, who it’s for, what you need. Based on your answers, it assembles a custom team of AI specialists. Not a chatbot. Not a single AI assistant. A team. Built specifically around your project.
If you’re building a website and writing content, you might get a writer, a builder, a researcher, and a manager who keeps everything organized. If you’re building a client system, the team might look completely different. It’s designed around what you need.
By the end of your first project setup, you’ve seen everything in action, you know how to talk to your team, and you’re ready to build on your own.
What this feels like: Like your first day at a new job, except the onboarding actually makes sense. The person who built the tool walks you through it personally. And the system backs you up from there.
Step 3: You work with your team.
This is the day-to-day. And this is where it gets good.
You open Cursor. You tell your team what you want to work on today. Plain English. "Let’s build the homepage." "Write me an email sequence for new clients." "Add a page where people can book appointments."
Your team works. The builder handles the technical parts. The writer handles the words. The researcher finds what you need. The manager keeps everyone on track. You review what they build. You give feedback. You guide the direction.
And here’s what makes this completely different from anything you’ve tried before.
They remember everything.
Every conversation. Every decision. Every detail about your project. When you close your laptop on Friday and come back Monday morning, your team knows exactly where you left off. No re-explaining. No lost context. No starting over.
You work at your pace. Some people work an hour a day. Some people work in big weekend sessions. Your team is there whenever you are.
What this feels like: Like having employees who never call in sick, never forget what you told them, and never need to be managed.
Step 4: You own everything.
Every file your team creates lives on your computer. Every page, every document, every piece of your project. Yours.
This is not a platform where your work sits behind someone else’s login. You’re not renting access to your own project. If you cancel TinyFirm, if Cursor disappears, if every tool on earth shuts down tomorrow, your work is still right there on your machine.
You also understand what was built. That’s not an accident. Your team explains things as they go. When the project is done, you know where your files are, how they’re organized, and how to make changes yourself.
What this feels like: Like the difference between renting an apartment and owning your house. One is someone else’s. The other is yours.
Think of it like hiring a small company. Except they never forget what you told them.
When you start a project with TinyFirm, you don’t get one AI assistant trying to do everything. You get a team. Each member has a specific job.
A manager who keeps the project organized, tracks what’s been done, and makes sure nothing falls through the cracks.
A builder who handles the technical work. Building pages, setting up systems, making things function. You describe what you want. They make it real.
A writer who handles words. Website copy, email sequences, content for your clients. They write in your voice, for your audience.
A researcher who digs into whatever the project needs. Market information, competitor analysis, technical questions you shouldn’t have to answer yourself.
Not every project needs every role. Your team is built around your project, not a one-size-fits-all package.
The key: they all share the same memory. When you tell the writer about your business philosophy on Monday, the builder already knows it on Tuesday. When the researcher finds something important, the whole team has it. Nothing gets siloed. Nothing gets lost.
ChatGPT forgets. Your TinyFirm team doesn’t. Here’s why that matters.
You’ve probably used ChatGPT. Maybe you had a great conversation. You explained your business. You described your vision. You got useful answers.
Then you started a new chat.
Gone. All of it. Every detail. Every decision. Like you’d never said a word.
That’s the normal AI experience. Every conversation starts from zero.
TinyFirm works differently.
Your team has a memory system that stores every conversation, every decision, every detail of your project. Permanently. Not for a session. Not for a day. Permanently.
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Week 1
You explain your business, your clients, your goals. Your team learns who you are and what you’re building.
Week 4
Your team already knows your preferences, your style, your audience. They don’t ask the same questions twice. Work moves faster because the foundation is solid.
Month 3
Your team has three months of accumulated knowledge about your project. They know what’s been built, what works, what doesn’t, and what to do next. They’re not just faster. They’re smarter about your project than any new hire could be.
Month 6 and beyond
This is where it compounds. Six months of decisions, patterns, and project context. Your team knows your project as well as you do.
That compounding is the whole point. A chatbot gives you the same quality on day one and day three hundred. Your TinyFirm team gets better every single week.
The questions everyone asks.
“Do I need to know how to code?”
No. Not even a little. You describe what you want in plain English. Your team handles the technical work. The whole point of TinyFirm is that your knowledge is the valuable part. You bring the ideas and the decisions. They bring the building.
“What is Cursor?”
Cursor is the app where everything happens. It’s a workspace on your computer where you talk to your team and where they build your project. Think of it like a really smart office where your team does their work. You download it, you open it, and TinyFirm walks you through the rest during onboarding. It costs $60 per month for the recommended plan.
“What if I get stuck?”
Your team has a manager that keeps things on track. But if you hit a wall that your team can’t solve, our founders are available at $400 per hour for consulting. Most people don’t need it. But it’s there if you do.
“What do I actually own at the end?”
Everything. Every file lives on your computer. Every page, every document, every system your team built. If you stop using TinyFirm, all your files stay exactly where they are. You don’t lose access to anything you built. It’s yours.
See if TinyFirm is right for your project.
The Discovery Call is free. You tell us what you want to build. We tell you honestly whether TinyFirm can help. No pressure. No technical quiz. Just a straightforward conversation about your project.
A short conversation. Not a commitment.