Between Checks
A paycheck-focused budgeting app that helps people understand what they can safely spend before their next payday without connecting a bank account.
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Built for real people.
Tiny Rebellion Studios creates practical apps and systems-driven games inspired by pressure, difficult choices, work, money, survival, and the everyday decisions people live with.
Studio Projects
Apps for practical problems. Games about meaningful choices.
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Apps
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Focused tools with a clear purpose.
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Shared Window
A schedule-matching concept for couples, families, friends, and teams who need a faster way to find the time they actually share.
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Games
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Stories shaped by systems and choices.
Definitely Productive
A satirical office-life game about surviving the workweek, managing stress and energy, and climbing a deeply questionable corporate ladder.
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State of Dissent
A long-term narrative survival game about work, family, resistance, and the ordinary choices people make while living under constant pressure.
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The Studio
Built independently and with intention.
Every project starts with a recognizable problem, pressure, or experience rather than a list of features looking for a purpose.
Practical
Apps solve focused, understandable problems without unnecessary complexity.
Meaningful
Games are built around systems, consequences, and recognizable human experiences.
Respectful
Products should be clear about what they do, what they store, and what they ask from the user.
Privacy
Privacy built into the studio.
Tiny Rebellion Studios believes software should ask for as little as possible. Projects are designed to avoid unnecessary accounts, tracking, and personal-data collection whenever the experience can work without them.
Contact
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