TinyOffice is free to download — there is no trial and no account needed to start. Get the installer from the download page, which picks the right build for your computer.
System requirements
| Platform | Package | Requires |
|---|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | .dmg | macOS 11 Big Sur or later |
| Windows (x64) | .exe | Windows 10 or later |
| Windows (Arm) | -arm64.exe | Windows 11 on Arm |
| Linux (Debian / Ubuntu) | .deb | x86_64, Ubuntu 22.04 or later |
| Linux (Fedora / RHEL) | .rpm | Fedora 35+, RHEL 9+, openSUSE Leap 15.6+ |
| Linux (any distro) | .AppImage | FUSE 2 |
macOS
- Open the downloaded .dmg.
- Drag TinyOffice into Applications.
- Open it from Applications or Launchpad.
Windows
- Run the .exe installer.
- Choose an install folder if you don't want the default, then finish the wizard.
The Windows installer also adds Open with TinyOffice Drive to the right-click menu of folders. On Windows 11 it is under Show more options.
Linux
Debian / Ubuntu
sudo apt install ./TinyOffice-*.deb
Fedora / RHEL
sudo dnf install ./TinyOffice-*.rpm
AppImage
sudo apt install libfuse2 # Ubuntu 24.04: libfuse2t64
chmod +x TinyOffice-*.AppImage
./TinyOffice-*.AppImage
Updates
TinyOffice checks for updates shortly after it starts and then every few hours. It never downloads an update without asking:
- A new version is available appears — choose Update Now or Remind me later.
- When the download finishes, choose Restart & Install. If you wait, the update installs the next time you quit.
Automatic updates work on macOS, Windows and the Linux AppImage. The .deb and .rpm packages don't update themselves — download the new package and install it over the old one with the same command as above.
First launch
The first time you open TinyOffice, a short three-page welcome explains the editors, the AI assistant and the workspace apps. Choose Skip to go straight to the Home screen. TinyOffice follows your system language until you pick another one in Settings → General.