tinybox-ui
tinybox said “no ui.”
i said “watch me.”
no login. no cloud garbage. no fluff.
just raw, local power.
setup. chat. power limits. confidence feedback.
built like code. looks like control.
why i designed it
tinybox is compute as it should be — ruthless, local, hacker-first.
but even the best machines deserve an interface that respects the machine.
not a dashboard. not a frontend.
more like a shell — visual, fast, silent until needed.
this isn’t a “layer on top.”
it’s a reflection. a ui that moves like the hardware.
features
- setup flow – set your power limit and go. no clutter.
- confidence feedback – visualizes the system’s internal “self-trust” in real time.
- terminal-style chat – natural. minimal. feels like code.
- live system stats – temp. usage. performance. at a glance.
- local-first respect – no cloud. no login. no tracking. just you and the metal.
built with
- figma (open source)
- Low-responsive web app built with typescript, css, and .js (credits - @ftasma)
figma file
→ tinybox-ui (open source)
duplicate. remix. build. break. rethink it.
more coming
this is v0.0001.
i’m designing for the kind of local-first future we don’t talk enough about.
no bloated software. no telemetry. no middlemen.
just smart design that respects the system.
made with obsession by @ileri