Mirra

The mirror that never judges.

Look into the glass once a day. Mirra reads your day — not your face — and gives you one small thing to carry into it.

No scores. No ratings. No beauty commentary. Not even as a compliment. There is no number about you anywhere in the app, and there never will be. That is not a feature — it is the entire point.

How it works

  1. She looks. A few seconds of front camera. A constellation settles across the frame.
  2. She writes. Two or three sentences about the kind of day you have had — tiredness, brightness, what you have been carrying.
  3. You correct her. Every reading asks whether she saw you truly. If she got it wrong, you say so, and that is what she believes.
  4. You take one thing. A single small ritual, ten minutes or less, with an honest sentence about why it helps.

Your photo is never stored

Each frame is analysed in the moment and discarded. It is never written to disk, never saved to a database, never used to train anything. We enforce it in code: an automated test reads our own source and fails the build if any file on that path can write an image anywhere. The Grimoire keeps your words. Never your face.

What she is not

Mirra is an AI experience for reflection and entertainment. She is not medical or psychological advice, she is not a diagnosis, and she is not a substitute for talking to someone. AI can be wrong — which is why every reading is something you confirm or correct rather than something you are told.

English and Czech

Mirra speaks both, natively — the Czech is written, not translated.