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Cone on, the page makes it clear that “tiny” refers to the size and scope of the UI.

Tiny in size, not footprint.

In readme[0] small footprint named as an advantage instead:

> Design goals

> ≤ 100MB memory footprint

I remember when Puppy Linux's (on-disk) size limit was 50MB. There's a reason you don't use, "Is it tiny?" in twenty questions.

So they met their stated design goal?

Ah it's a JS app because of course it is.

(don't hate me please, I write JS for a living and I need this job <_<)