Pocket-first
Small enough to wear around your neck or slip into a pocket when a Kindle stays home.
A pocket e-ink reader that fits the in-between — wear it around your neck or slip it into your pocket.
Inspired by tiny DIY readers, designed as a finished product. No apps, no feeds — just your next page.
The moment
You open your phone to read one chapter. A message appears. Then a feed. Then a notification. The book was there, but the moment is gone.
TinyReader is for the in-between moments — waiting for coffee, riding the train, lying in bed, sitting at the gate, or opening a few pages of Scripture before the day begins. Wear it around your neck as an everyday accessory, and your next page is always within reach.
What it is
Small enough to wear around your neck or slip into a pocket when a Kindle stays home.
No apps, no alerts, no feeds. Just your next page.
Inspired by tiny DIY readers, designed as a finished product.
Who's building this
TinyReader is still in early validation. Before asking anyone to preorder, we are testing the core hardware tradeoffs: size, battery life, front light, book import flow, and finished-device cost.
[ Founder background — hardware / software / manufacturing experience to be added ]
Early momentum
If the idea resonates, early subscribers will help decide whether the first version should be a finished device, a kit, or something else.
FAQ
No. TinyReader is meant for the smaller moments when a full-size e-reader usually stays behind.
Phones are convenient, but every reading session starts beside messages, feeds, and notifications. TinyReader is for opening the next page without opening the rest of the internet.
Not if they are protected by DRM. The first direction is DRM-free EPUB and TXT.
After prototype validation. We are testing size, battery life, front light, import flow, and expected early-access pricing before locking the first version.
DRM-protected books from Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, and similar platforms are not supported. TinyReader is currently an early-stage concept — not a finished product available for purchase.
Early access
Join the waitlist to stay updated on prototype progress and early-access opportunities. Your interest helps us decide what to build first.