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Big tasks feel lighter in small pieces.
Type what you want to do and press “Break it down”. Each step gets a rough time. Start the next step with a timer, or press “Smaller” if a step still feels too big.
Type what you want to do and press “Break it down”. Each step gets a rough time. Start the next step with a timer, or press “Smaller” if a step still feels too big.
Tiny Steps is a free task breakdown tool. Type what you need to do, like “clean the kitchen”, and get small, concrete steps with a time for each, so it is easier to start. Choose fewer or more steps, split any step that still feels too big, and start a timer from any step. It is neurodivergent-friendly, and helps anyone who feels stuck at the start of a task.
Tiny Steps is completely free. There are no ads, no account and no paid version.
Yes. It runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Without internet it uses its built-in steps, which cover many everyday tasks. You can add it to your home screen from the browser menu to open it like an app.
Your lists are saved only in this browser on your device, with no account and no tracking of you. The only thing that leaves your device is the task you type when smart steps are on (see the next question).
Smart steps are on by default: the task text you type and the number of steps you chose are sent to Cloudflare’s AI, which writes the steps and sends them back. Favabeans never stores your task. To keep everything on your device, press “Use offline steps instead” under the task box; Tiny Steps then uses its built-in steps.
No. Open Tiny Steps and start. Everything is saved in this browser, and you can turn on encrypted sync if you want it on your other devices too.
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Account | None needed |
| Works offline | Yes, with its built-in steps |
| Languages | English, Arabic |
| Your data | Lists stay on your device. Smart steps send only the task you type to Cloudflare’s AI, which doesn’t store it; you can turn them off. |
| Works on | Any modern browser, phone or computer |
If a task feels too big to start, Tiny Steps turns it into small, concrete steps with a time for each. It helps with chores, paperwork and anything you keep putting off.