Tiny Skies — Support
Tiny Skies shows your city as a miniature diorama that follows the real weather, on the app's city screen and in Home Screen widgets.
Getting started
- Allow location access, or search for a city, to see its weather.
- AI scenes (the dioramas) are drawn after you confirm you are 18 or older — the image services' terms require adult users. Until then the app shows its built-in artwork and the real weather. Your first scene is free.
- Add the widget: touch and hold the Home Screen, tap +, search for Tiny Skies.
Common questions
- The diorama still shows the built-in artwork. The first scene for a city takes about a minute to draw and needs a network connection; open the city screen and wait, or tap Regenerate.
- Does it cost anything? Tiny Skies is free: the real weather, the built-in artwork, the widgets and one AI scene of your city. Tiny Skies Plus, a monthly or yearly subscription, draws new scenes with 10 credits a month — each scene drawn costs 1 credit (a new city's first view also draws its base scene) and an animated loop costs 3 — and the credits reset on the 1st (UTC). Alternatively, turn the key proxy off in Settings and draw scenes on your own Google Gemini and fal.ai API keys, with no subscription.
- Restoring Tiny Skies Plus on another iPhone. Settings → Tiny Skies Plus → Restore Purchases, signed in with the same Apple Account.
- Cancelling. iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Tiny Skies Plus. It stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
- The app says the daily limit is reached. Allowances reset at midnight UTC; Regenerate and Animate return then.
- Turning things off. Settings → AI scenes stops all AI generation; Settings → Motion controls parallax and weather effects; iOS Settings → Tiny Skies → Location controls location access.
Contact
Email support@snizyx.com. Please include your iPhone model and iOS version and, for a scene problem, the city.
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