wtf is tinyjsapp-examples?

This repository is a collection of example apps built with tinyjs, a toolkit for making very small macOS desktop apps, each one only around six megabytes. The apps are built from a lightweight JavaScript backend paired with the Mac's own native WebKit window, so no bulky browser engine gets bundled inside. To try any example, you install the tinyjs command line tool, clone this repository, then move into one of the example folders and run a command to start it with live reloading, or another command to build a finished app. Every example is self contained, with its own configuration file, a backend script, and a frontend folder for the interface. If you do not want to set up any tools at all, each example also has a ready made, signed and verified installer file you can download, open, and drag into your Applications folder. The examples themselves cover a wide range of small, playful desktop tools. Shelf works like a little app store for the whole collection, letting you install, update, and remove any of the other examples with one click. Kitchen Sink is a demo deck showing off thirteen different capabilities of tinyjs at once, including file access, network requests, GPU access, window and tray control, and hardware features like battery status and haptics. Tinyslaq is a small clone of a Slack style chat app with workspaces and channels. Matcha keeps your Mac from going to sleep with a click on a menu bar icon. Tomato is a playful countdown timer shaped like a tomato that floats on your screen. Worldclock shows the time in several cities from the menu bar. Lumber follows a log file live in a floating panel. Several other examples are small desktop animals and objects, like a shy ghost that flees your cursor, animated ravens and pigeons that wander the screen, and swinging air freshener charms, alongside a simple Markdown note editor and a clipboard history tool. Together, these examples act as a hands on introduction to what tinyjs can do, showing both practical tools and lighthearted desktop toys built the same way.