Auth
Sessions, signup, login, and OAuth-ready user records.
const { user } = useAuth() 
Full email with threaded conversations, labels, attachments, and delivery tracking. Connect with any IMAP or SMTP client.
IMAPSMTP
Shared calendars with recurring events, guest management, RSVP, reminders, and color-coded categories.
CalDAV
Shared contact directory with favorites, notes, and org-wide sharing. Syncs with any CardDAV client.
CardDAV
Cloud file storage with versioning, share links, role-based permissions, thumbnails, and trash.
WebDAV
Beta
A real document editor — not a textarea in a tab. Rich formatting, tables, comments, and live collaboration via CRDTs, with full-fidelity .docx and Markdown round-trips. Mobile-native: format and edit from your phone without fighting the keyboard.
Feature complete · Lightly battle-tested
Beta
Spreadsheets that hold up on a phone. Formulas, named ranges, workbook snapshots, and real-time co-editing on top of Drive. CSV and .xlsx import/export with formatting preserved, so it actually plays nicely with whatever your team already uses.
Feature complete · Lightly battle-tested
Now shipping Live on the App Store
The official TinyCld iOS app is here. Connect to your server, sign in, and your mail, calendar, contacts, and drive show up where you actually use them. No middlemen. No analytics. No re-hosting your data.
v1.0 iPhone iPad Mac (Designed for iPad) Visit your self-hosted cloud Free Open source Native push Bring your own server v1.0 iPhone iPad Mac (Designed for iPad) Visit your self-hosted cloud Free Open source Native push Bring your own server
Migrate
Export your Google data. Drag the ZIP onto TinyCld.
We parse .mbox, .ics, and .vcf in a
web worker, dedupe contacts by vCard UID, merge calendars
by ICAL_UID, and drop your files back into their original folders.
Download your archive from Google Takeout Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and Drive in one bundle.
Drop the .zip into TinyCld - no unpacking Parsing happens in a web worker, so the UI stays snappy even at 20 GB.
Walk away. Re-imports are idempotent. Contacts dedupe by vCard UID, events by ICAL_UID, calendars reuse by name.
$0 / user
No per-seat pricing, no premium tiers, no surprises. TinyCld is open source under a permissive license. Self-host it on a $5/month VPS or use our hosted option.
Google Workspace $7.20/user/mo
Microsoft 365 $6.00/user/mo
TinyCld Free
Your emails, files, and contacts live on your server. No data mining, no ads, no lock-in. Export anything, anytime.
A single Docker image runs on a $5 VPS, your homelab, or a Dokku one-liner. Healthchecks and Let's Encrypt are baked in - no ops team required.
Private by default
Self-host on your own server and TinyCld never phones home - no analytics, no crash pings, no metered usage reports. External email images are proxied through your server with a scoped token, so senders can't see your IP, read receipts, or user agent. Big tech sees nothing, because nothing is sent.
IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV, WebDAV - use Apple Mail, Thunderbird, any CalDAV client, or mount your drive as a network folder.
Users can belong to multiple organizations with different roles. Shared calendars, contacts, mailboxes, and files within org boundaries.
One app for web, iOS, and Android - plus standard protocols so Apple Mail, Thunderbird, and Finder just work alongside.
Live updates across all apps via server-sent events. No polling, no manual refresh - changes from other users and devices appear instantly.
IMAP RFC 9051
Read email from any mail client - Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook, mutt
:993
SMTP RFC 5321
Send email through any client that supports SMTP submission
:465
CalDAV RFC 4791
Sync calendars with Apple Calendar, GNOME Calendar, DAVx5, and more
:443
CardDAV RFC 6352
Sync contacts with Apple Contacts, GNOME Contacts, DAVx5, and more
:443
WebDAV RFC 4918
Mount your Drive as a network folder from any OS - macOS Finder, Windows Explorer, Linux Nautilus
:443
For teams
Host TinyCld yourself on a small Linux VM. One Docker container, one compose file, working email and HTTPS in about fifteen minutes.
# on any Linux VM with Docker
$ mkdir tinycld && cd tinycld
$ curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tinycld/app/main/docker-compose.yml
$ docker compose up -d
✓ ready · https://mail.example.orgSessions, signup, login, and OAuth-ready user records.
const { user } = useAuth() Users in many orgs with per-org roles. Routes are org-scoped.
const { orgId, orgSlug } = useOrgInfo() Reactive queries with TanStack DB. Updates push automatically.
useOrgLiveQuery((q, { orgId }) => …) Optimistic updates with rollback. Generator-based for sequencing.
const m = useMutation({ mutationFn: …}) Send transactional + IMAP/SMTP serving for end users. One config.
mailer.Send(ctx, msg) Upload, version, share. Thumbnails, mime detection, role-scoped.
drive.insert({ file, parent, owner }) In-app drawer + toasts. One feed for every package event.
notify({ title, body, data }) Native iOS + Android push out of the box. Per-user device tokens.
push.SendToUser(ctx, userId, msg) Append-only record of every change. UI to browse and export.
audit.Record(ctx, "contact.created", …) Hook Form + Zod, typed end-to-end. Inputs styled to match.
useForm({ resolver: zodResolver(schema) }) Light + dark, semantic tokens, user-pickable color palettes.
useThemeColor('foreground') One codebase. Expo Router routes work in both.
<Link href={orgHref('crm/[id]', …)} /> Plus everything PocketBase gives you (admin UI, file storage, real-time, OAuth providers) and everything Expo gives you (Expo Router on web + iOS + Android, EAS builds, OTA updates). The stack you don't have to build.
manifest.ts
1export default {
2 slug: 'crm',
3 routes: { directory: 'screens' },
4 collections: { register: 'collections' },
5 settings: [{ component: 'settings/admin' }],
6 migrations: { directory: 'pb-migrations' },
7 server: { module: 'tinycld.org/packages/crm' },
8}screens/ Org-scoped routes
collections.ts Typed pbtsdb wiring
settings/ Settings panels
pb-hooks/ PocketBase JS hooks
pb-migrations/ DB migrations
server/ (Go) First-class Go ext
public-screens/ Top-level routes
tests/ Vitest + Playwright
01 You write the directories listed in your manifest.
02 npm install links it as a workspace member.
03 The generator stitches everything in - routes, types, server, migrations.
04 Your package is alive on web and native, with a working admin UI.
For developers
The scaffolding CLI sets up a sibling repo with a working manifest,
an example screen, and the symlink wired into a running app shell.
From npm create to a live route in your browser.
# in your workspace root
$ npx @tinycld/bootstrap
? What's the package name? crm
? Include a Go server? y
✓ Created ./crm
✓ Linked crm into the workspace
✓ Generated routes, types, migrations
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