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I built The Tiny Labs because I kept finding myself opening a simple calculator… and somehow ending up on a website covered in ads, popups, cookie banners, and “sign up to see your result” screens.
I thought: what if these little tools were actually fun to use?
So I built The Tiny Labs — a collection of small, playful experiments, calculators, and mini-games that you can open, play with, and leave without creating an account.
🧪 What's inside?
There are 34+ tiny experiments right now, ranging from genuinely useful to completely unnecessary (in the best way).
💸 Money & Reality Turn a price into hours of your life, split a trip between friends, see how much your subscriptions are quietly costing you, or ask the slightly uncomfortable question: Can I actually afford this?
🕹️ Games & Experiments Test how perfectly you can draw a circle, see how good your sense of 10 seconds really is, or try to escape a GTA-style wanted level.
💻 For Developers A little corner for people who spend their days fighting bugs. Play the Commit Message Game, investigate real-world production disasters, guess programming languages, and collect XP and badges along the way.
⏳ Life & Time Visualize your life in weeks, optimize your sleep, and find out just how unusual some of your everyday experiences actually are.
And yes, there are also a few experiments that exist simply because I thought they would be funny. 😄
🔒 No account. No tracking. No nonsense.
The Labs are designed to be as lightweight and private as possible.
No login
No ads
No tracking
No cookies
No paywalls
Calculations happen in your browser
PWA support, so you can install it and use the Labs offline
It's free, and there isn't a premium tier hiding around the corner.
🤔 Why "The Tiny Labs"?
Because none of these things are supposed to be huge.
They're tiny experiments.
You might come here to calculate the cost of a trip and five minutes later find yourself testing your reaction time or discovering how many weeks are actually left in a 90-year life.
That's the part I enjoy building.
Small experiments. Big curiosity. 🧪
💬 I'd love your help
This is still very much a work in progress, and Product Hunt felt like the perfect place to put it in front of curious people.
If you try it, I'd genuinely love to know:
1. Which experiment did you spend the most time on? 2. Which one should I build next? 3. What tiny problem, question, or weird idea should have its own Lab?
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About TinyLab on Product Hunt
“Small experiments. Interesting answers”
TinyLab was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #85 on the daily leaderboard. A playful collection of 34+ interactive tools, calculators, developer games, experiments, visualizations, and mini-games. 100% free and client-side.
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Who hunted TinyLab?
TinyLab was hunted by VEERESH MAURYA. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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VEERESH MAURYA
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built The Tiny Labs because I kept finding myself opening a simple calculator… and somehow ending up on a website covered in ads, popups, cookie banners, and “sign up to see your result” screens.
I thought: what if these little tools were actually fun to use?
So I built The Tiny Labs — a collection of small, playful experiments, calculators, and mini-games that you can open, play with, and leave without creating an account.
🧪 What's inside?
There are 34+ tiny experiments right now, ranging from genuinely useful to completely unnecessary (in the best way).
💸 Money & Reality
Turn a price into hours of your life, split a trip between friends, see how much your subscriptions are quietly costing you, or ask the slightly uncomfortable question: Can I actually afford this?
🕹️ Games & Experiments
Test how perfectly you can draw a circle, see how good your sense of 10 seconds really is, or try to escape a GTA-style wanted level.
💻 For Developers
A little corner for people who spend their days fighting bugs.
Play the Commit Message Game, investigate real-world production disasters, guess programming languages, and collect XP and badges along the way.
⏳ Life & Time
Visualize your life in weeks, optimize your sleep, and find out just how unusual some of your everyday experiences actually are.
And yes, there are also a few experiments that exist simply because I thought they would be funny. 😄
🔒 No account. No tracking. No nonsense.
The Labs are designed to be as lightweight and private as possible.
No login
No ads
No tracking
No cookies
No paywalls
Calculations happen in your browser
PWA support, so you can install it and use the Labs offline
It's free, and there isn't a premium tier hiding around the corner.
🤔 Why "The Tiny Labs"?
Because none of these things are supposed to be huge.
They're tiny experiments.
You might come here to calculate the cost of a trip and five minutes later find yourself testing your reaction time or discovering how many weeks are actually left in a 90-year life.
That's the part I enjoy building.
Small experiments. Big curiosity. 🧪
💬 I'd love your help
This is still very much a work in progress, and Product Hunt felt like the perfect place to put it in front of curious people.
If you try it, I'd genuinely love to know:
1. Which experiment did you spend the most time on?
2. Which one should I build next?
3. What tiny problem, question, or weird idea should have its own Lab?
Thanks for checking it out. ❤️
— Veeresh