Every detail of your child’s care, in one calm place.

Mira is a care record for your child: medications, appointments, symptoms, therapies, meals, and the daily details that matter. It is built for parents and caregivers managing a child’s medical and daily care, including families managing complex or special-needs care.

  • No ads, ever.
  • Offline-first.
  • Your record stays yours.
  • OfflineWorks without a connection
  • 0Ads, ever
  • 1Record, always yours

What Mira promises

  • Works offline Every screen works without an internet connection.
  • Encrypted in transit Everything sent to the cloud travels over encrypted connections.
  • No ads, ever No advertising, no ad tracking, no ad partners.
  • Doctor-ready report Print or share a clean summary of the record.
  • Android first Mira arrives on November 20, 2026.

Three screens you will actually use.

These are real screenshots from the app, filled with demo data.

The Mira home screen for a demo child. A Next up card shows a melatonin dose due at 8:30 PM with a Mark as given button, and a Today list below shows medications one of two given, symptoms, doctor visits, care team, therapy, activities, daily routine, school, meals three of three and attendance.
Demo data - not a real child

Open the app and today is already there

  • Next up shows the dose that is due, at what time, and what it is for.
  • One tap on Mark as given records it.
  • Today lists medications, symptoms, visits, therapy, activities, school, meals and attendance - what is done, what is left.
The Mira schedule screen showing the week of August 24 to 30 for a demo child. Under Monday 24, rows list medications two of two given, school at 8:30 AM, occupational therapy at 3:00 PM and a bike ride at 4:00 PM.
Demo data - not a real child

A week you can take in at a glance

  • Today, Week and Month views of the same agenda.
  • Each day lists what is planned and what is already done, with times.
  • A History tab keeps past days without crowding this week.
The Mira care screen for a demo child. A medical summary card shows age, weight and blood type, two conditions, one allergy and four care team members, with buttons to open the full medical card and call the emergency contact, and an emergency protocols card below.
Demo data - not a real child

The one screen you can hand to someone else

  • A medical summary at the top: age, weight, blood type, conditions, allergies, care team.
  • The emergency contact and the full medical card are one tap away.
  • Emergency protocols you confirm in advance, from the conditions you recorded - and the screen says plainly that this is not a substitute for emergency services.

Care is a team effort. Mira keeps the whole team on the same page.

A grandparent, a nanny, a co-parent: anyone you trust will be able to help keep the record up to date. You will stay in control of who sees what and who can log what.

Family sharing is built and working, but it is switched off at launch while we complete a privacy review for sharing a child’s record between adults. It will arrive in a later update - here is how it will work.

  1. Invite

    From the app, create a simple 6-character invite code and share it with the person you trust.

  2. Accept

    They install Mira, enter the code, and join your family with exactly the role you chose: Parent, Caregiver, or Read-only.

  3. Share one care log

    Everyone will see the same up-to-date record. A dose logged by the nanny at noon will be on your phone by the time you ask.

Your child’s record is nobody’s business but yours.

Mira asks you to trust it with genuinely sensitive information, so here is exactly where we stand, in plain words:

No ads, ever.

Mira has no advertising, no ad tracking, and no advertising partners. This will not change.

  • Your data is never sold. Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone, under any definition of “sold”.
  • Offline-first. The record lives on your phone and works fully without an internet connection. Cloud backup and sync exist so your record survives a lost phone, and you can turn them off.
  • Encrypted in transit. Everything sent between your phone and our cloud services travels over encrypted connections.
  • Attachments encrypted on your device. Photos and documents you attach are encrypted at rest on your phone, using your device’s secure hardware-backed key storage.
  • Cloud data encrypted at rest by Google’s infrastructure. If you use sync, your data is stored on Google’s Firebase infrastructure, which encrypts stored data as standard practice. We do not claim more than that: Mira does not currently offer end-to-end encryption.

The full details, including exactly what is collected and every control you have, are in our Privacy Policy.

See exactly what you can hand your child's doctor.

Every Mira family can generate a doctor report right from the app - a clean, printable summary of medications, conditions, and care history. This is a real sample page, built with the exact same layout the app produces, so you can judge the quality before you ever create an account.

Every name and detail below is invented for this preview. No real child's information appears on this page, in the sample file, or anywhere on this website.

Download the sample PDF

Your own report will reflect whatever you've recorded for your child - this sample shows the format and quality, not a preview of your content.

Page one of a sample Mira doctor report for a fictional child,
                 Alex Example. A gold SAMPLE banner across the top of the document
                 states the child and every detail are invented for illustration
                 only. Sections below list allergies, a condition, two medications
                 with dosing, and one therapy note, each in a bordered card with a
                 pale blue header band.
Fictional sample - not a real child

Stories from caregiving life

These voices are illustrative - written from the real situations Mira is designed for. As families join Mira, their real stories will take this section over.

Real stories will live on the stories page - share yours ->

Built by a parent, not a company.

Mira started the way most caregiving does: with too much to remember. Doses and times, reactions to watch, questions for the next appointment, therapy schedules - scattered across a notebook, a chat thread, and a tired parent's memory.

When a child needs complex care, those details are not small. Getting a dose right, noticing a pattern early, walking into a doctor's office with the whole story - that is what a good record changes. Nothing out there treated a family's day-to-day care with the seriousness it deserves, so Mira was built at home, for one child, first.

That origin still decides how it works. It shows no ads, because it was never built to sell your attention. It works offline, because care does not wait for good wifi. And the record belongs to your family - to share with the people you trust, and no one else.

George parent, and the person building Mira

Get Mira Child Care

Mira is getting ready to launch. Here is where you will find it:

Download on the App Store Coming soon

Mira launches November 20, 2026.

Leave your email and we will send you one message the day it goes live - no ads, no newsletters, nothing else, ever.

Join the launch waitlist

Questions parents ask us

Is Mira free?

Mira starts with a 30-day free trial of the complete app, with nothing held back. After the trial it becomes a paid subscription. There is no permanent free version, and there are no ads in either case: the subscription is how Mira is paid for, so your family’s data never has to be.

Nothing disappears right away if a trial or subscription ends: your record stays exactly as you left it, and you can export a full copy at any time. If a trial or subscription stays lapsed for more than six months, that account’s data is permanently deleted - we send reminders well before that happens. Resubscribing at any point within the six months brings everything back immediately.

Does Mira work offline?

Yes, fully. Mira is built offline-first: the record lives on your phone, and every screen works without an internet connection. A connection is only used for optional extras like cloud backup, sync between devices, and family sharing.

Can I share access with a nanny or grandparent?

Not at launch. Family sharing is built and working, but it is switched off while we complete a privacy review for sharing a child’s record between adults, and will arrive in a later update. Once it is switched on, you will invite them with a simple code and choose their role: a Parent with full access, a Caregiver who can log daily care, or a Read-only member who can see the record but not change it, and you will be able to remove anyone at any time.

Is my child’s data safe?

We treat it as the most sensitive data there is. No ads, no selling of data, encrypted connections, attachments encrypted on your device, and cloud data encrypted at rest by Google’s infrastructure. Only you and the people you personally invite can see your child’s record.

The complete picture is in our Privacy Policy.

Does Mira give medical advice?

No. Mira is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. It stores and organizes the information you enter, but it does not diagnose, interpret, or advise. Always confirm medication doses, care instructions, and any health decision with a qualified medical professional, and never rely on Mira alone in an emergency.

How do I delete my data or my account?

Any time, in the app: open Mira and go to Settings, then Profile & Account, then choose “Delete account”. You can also sign in on this website and delete your account there, or email us and we will handle it for you.

Step-by-step instructions are on the account deletion page.

Don't need the full app right now? Try the free, no-signup printable handoff sheet instead - perfect for a one-off babysitter or grandparent visit.

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