Field note 001
Hello, Mighty Tiny
An introduction to the studio, the companies we hope to build, and the beliefs guiding us.
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great SaaS teams
Mighty Tiny is a SaaS studio. We start, fund, and support small, focused software companies that solve the stubborn problems slowing good teams down. Useful tools, clear opinions, very little baggage.
The Mighty Tiny Way
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No bloat, no sprawl.
One job per tool, done exceptionally well.
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Built for devs. And the whole team.
Ship it once, everyone gets a power-up.
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Useful from day one.
Set it up in an afternoon.
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Pricing on the page.
Easy to understand, easy to justify.
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Employee-owned.
No one else sets our priorities.
In the workshop
Three focused products are taking shape.
We’re keeping the specifics quiet a while longer. What we can say is that all three come from problems we’ve endured, they’re built for real SaaS workflows, and each one is designed to earn its place in your stack.
Know when the first one ships.
We only email when there’s real product news or a new field note.
Field Notes
Ideas and convictions shaping how we build.
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Field note 002
What good looks like
On developing taste, making deliberate tradeoffs, and knowing when the work is ready to ship.
Field note 003
The case for employee ownership
Why employee ownership shapes our decisions—and what that means for the people who use our products.
Software can be ambitious without the bloat.
Mighty Tiny starts, funds, and supports small SaaS companies built around focused problems. Rather than fold every idea into one sprawling platform, we give each company room to know its niche, make clear choices, and serve its customers exceptionally well.
We’re building for the long term, with employee ownership at the center. That keeps the people closest to the work invested in what they create—and helps each company stay thoughtful, sustainable, and useful for years to come.
I’m Michael Klett. I spent nearly 20 years building SaaS at Chargify, ServusConnect, and NetVendor. The same problems kept coming up and nothing off the shelf ever quite fit, so I started Mighty Tiny to build the tools I want.