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Your entries are private to your account. MIRR does not sell your journal data.
Recent entries
MIRR is for quick, imperfect check-ins. Write what is happening. You do not need to explain it well.
Saved entries stay here. Longer entries stay compact until you open the full text.
Sign in to unlock Reflections, Search, Archetypes, synced history, and profile context.
After a few synced entries, MIRR can reflect back patterns, open loops, and small next moves. Capture first; reflection is here when you are ready.
Review your day
MIRR proposes. You decide. Your original entries remain unchanged.
Daily MIRR uses synced entries only. Local captures that have not synced yet are still safe, but they are not part of this review.
Open a persisted draft for this day, or create one from synced entries.
Search original captures, reviewed cleaned versions on this device, verified Daily MIRRs, your corrections, and open loops.
Use the filters above to search your MIRR history.
Archetypes
Archetypes are symbolic lenses for noticing recurring patterns. They are not fixed identities.
Use them as a way to ask better questions, not as a label for who you are.
Help MIRR know you
Optional background context can help reflections become useful faster. You can skip this and keep capturing.
You can update this anytime.
These answers help MIRR reflect more accurately. You can edit or clear them anytime.
Signing in lets MIRR keep context across devices.
During private beta, export and deletion requests are handled manually through support.
Settings
Review the context MIRR may use, or revisit privacy and data information.
What MIRR Knows
See the actual saved guidance MIRR may use in future reflections. Confirm it, correct it, mark it uncertain, or stop using it.
Privacy & data
Review where local and synced data live, plus current beta data-request options.
What MIRR Knows
These items are guidance, not objective facts about you.
Not currently used for Daily MIRR
Changes affect future guidance. They do not rewrite original captures or Daily MIRR reviews.
Beta Safety Audit
This tool is available only to a server-authorized beta-safety auditor. It does not generate new interpretations or change source material.
Privacy & data
MIRR is private beta software. Data controls are manual beta requests for now, not instant self-serve automation.
Your entries are private to your account. MIRR does not sell your journal data.
Saved on this device
Captures save in this browser first so you can write immediately, even before login or sync. Local data may remain on this device until browser/site data is cleared.
Sync means
When you are signed in and online, MIRR tries to copy saved entries from this device to your MIRR account. Local save and hosted sync are separate states.
Saved to your MIRR account
Synced entries, reflections, optional Help MIRR know you answers, and archetype feedback are scoped to your signed-in account.
OpenAI and reflection
When Reflection runs in OpenAI mode, MIRR may send recent synced entries and optional bounded context to OpenAI to generate a reflection. Reflection stays optional.
Manual beta data requests
For now, contact the MIRR beta owner at beta support contact. Include the email address you use for MIRR and the request you want handled.
- Request an export: ask for a copy of the synced data attached to your MIRR account.
- Request deletion of synced account data: ask MIRR to delete hosted data connected to your account.
- Request account deletion or beta removal: ask to remove your beta account access and associated hosted data.
Deleting synced account data does not automatically clear copies saved in browsers you used. Clear site data on each device if you want local browser copies removed too.
What MIRR is not
MIRR is not therapy, diagnosis, medical advice, crisis support, or an AI therapist. If you are in immediate danger or crisis, use local emergency or crisis resources.
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