Fact sheet

Developer
Fountain Interactive Ltd, London, UK
Release date
23 October 2026, with iPhone Duo
Platforms
iPhone Duo (iOS 27 or later)
Price
US $3.99 / £3.99, one purchase. All ten computers included; no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases.
Age rating
4+
App Store
apps.apple.com/app/id6816896250
Website
fountaininteractive.com/TinyComputers
Trailer
youtu.be/6jt_2bIaoxo
Press contact
tinycomputers@fountaininteractive.com

About Tiny Computers

Tiny Computers is a museum of tiny computers. Please touch the exhibits.

Made for iPhone Duo, it turns the phone into miniature machines inspired by decades of computing. Fold your Duo into tabletop mode and the screen sits above a working keyboard. Spend a little time with an old favourite, or discover the computer your parents grew up with.

Ten computers are ready to play with, inspired by the Macintosh, Commodore 64, IBM PC, Amiga 500, Windows 95, ThinkPad, iMac G3, iBook G3, PowerBook G4 and Windows XP.

Features

  • Ten miniature computers spanning the 1980s to the 2000s, all included
  • Clicking keyboards, working command lines, paint programs and floppy disks
  • Familiar desktop games, with a medal to win on every computer
  • Hidden files and secret commands to find; occasionally, even Windows crashes
  • Designed around iPhone Duo's two displays and tabletop mode
  • Browse the collection on the outer screen when the phone is closed
  • No ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases

Images

Click a picture for the full-size file. Free to use in coverage of the app.

iPhone Duo renders

JellyMac 98, painting a smile
JellyMac 98, painting a smile2853 × 2007 · 541 KB · Download
A Commodore 64-style computer's command line
A Commodore 64-style computer's command line2853 × 2007 · 522 KB · Download
Solitaire on the Windows XP-style laptop
Solitaire on the Windows XP-style laptop2853 × 2007 · 535 KB · Download
TinyMac 84's clicking keyboard, up close
TinyMac 84's clicking keyboard, up close2853 × 2007 · 927 KB · Download
An IBM PC-style game
An IBM PC-style game2853 × 2007 · 546 KB · Download
Bricks on the Amiga 500-style Friend 500
Bricks on the Amiga 500-style Friend 5002853 × 2007 · 662 KB · Download
The Windows 95-style Start menu
The Windows 95-style Start menu2853 × 2007 · 507 KB · Download
Minefield on the ThinkPad-style laptop
Minefield on the ThinkPad-style laptop2853 × 2007 · 824 KB · Download
A garden game on the iBook G3-style clamshell
A garden game on the iBook G3-style clamshell2853 × 2007 · 515 KB · Download
Snake on the PowerBook G4-style laptop
Snake on the PowerBook G4-style laptop2853 × 2007 · 529 KB · Download

Key art

Key art, wide
Key art, wide3840 × 1646 · 671 KB · Download
Key art, 3:2
Key art, 3:23840 × 2560 · 966 KB · Download

Icon and logo

App icon
App icon1254 × 1254 · 2 MB · Download
The tiny computer (transparent)
The tiny computer (transparent)1254 × 1254 · 1 MB · Download

Video

Watch the trailer on YouTube ↗ · App preview, iPhone Duo (886 x 1920) · 39 MB ↓

Press release

Tiny Computers puts a museum of miniature machines on iPhone Duo

Ten tiny computers inspired by decades of computing, each with a working keyboard, desktop and games.

Fountain Interactive today released Tiny Computers, a museum of miniature computers made for iPhone Duo, available on the App Store from the day iPhone Duo goes on sale.

Fold iPhone Duo into tabletop mode and it becomes a tiny machine, with the screen above and a working keyboard below. Ten computers are included, inspired by the Macintosh, Commodore 64, IBM PC, Amiga 500, Windows 95, ThinkPad, iMac G3, iBook G3, PowerBook G4 and Windows XP.

Each one has clicking keys, a desktop to explore, programs to draw and write in, and a game with a medal to win. Hidden files and secret commands wait to be found. When the phone is closed, the outer screen shows the collection, ready to choose the next exhibit.

Availability. Tiny Computers is available on the App Store from 23 October 2026 for US $3.99 / £3.99 (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6816896250). All ten computers are included, with no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases.

About Fountain Interactive

Fountain Interactive is an independent interactive studio in London, founded by Dan Fountain. Dan has spent more than ten years making tactile, playful software. He was the game designer and technical artist behind the fluid ink in State of Play's INKS., winner of a 2016 Apple Design Award, and has worked on the Apple Design Award-winning Blackbox for AVP and the BAFTA-winning Lumino City. Fountain Interactive's first two apps, Fold & Squish and Tiny Computers, launched alongside iPhone Duo in October 2026.

Press enquiries: tinycomputers@fountaininteractive.com