Andrew Wilkinson and I built Tiny together. There’s a lot online about the company, but I wanted to have a resource on my blog to note some of the key things.
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Fun Facts
- Tiny is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker TINY
- We own and operate over 30 businesses
- The company is headquartered in Victoria, BC, Canada
- Our approach is inspired by Berkshire Hathaway: we buy profitable businesses and stay out of their way
- We can make offers within 7 days and close deals in as little as 30 days
- Deal sizes range from $1M to $300M
Origin Story
Our goal was audacious: to create the Berkshire Hathaway of the internet.
Before that, we had tried everything. Productivity apps, skincare brands, you name it. Some worked, many didn’t. But each failure taught us something valuable about capital allocation.
We realized we were doing it all wrong. Instead of starting new businesses from scratch, we could apply Berkshire Hathaway’s model to internet businesses. We buy profitable businesses and then stay out of their way. No unnecessary meetings, no forced synergies, just support when needed.
Companies
As of January 2026, here are some of the companies in our portfolio:
- Metalab
- Letterboxd
- Serato
- AeroPress
- HappyFunCorp
- Z1
- Dribbble
- Creative Market
- Stamped
- Conference Badge
- Four Sixty
- KNO
- Orbit
- Pixel Union
- Archetype
- Clean Canvas
- Girlboss
- Flow
- Designer News
- Meteor
- Castro
- Medimap
- Supercast
- MediaNet Solutions
- DoubleUp
- Out of the Sandbox
- 8020
- Abstract
- Norbauer & Co.
- Wholesale Pet
- BeFunky
- Mateina
- SuppleApps
- Yopify
- Websterpeace
- Mailman
- We Work Remotely
More Information
For more information about Tiny, visit the company website at www.tiny.com.
You can also find investor information at investors.tiny.com.