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Mira is an app for parents and caregivers to keep a child's medical and daily care organized in one place - medications, appointments, therapies, meals, and daily routines. It's built with families managing complex or special-needs care especially in mind.

An Android phone or tablet. Mira is Android-only for now. Day to day, you don't need an internet connection either - it's built offline-first, so your child's record lives on your device.

A short tour walks you through what Mira can do - Home, Schedule, the quick-log button, Care, and sharing - before you enter any information, and you can skip it at any point. Setting up your child only requires a first name; everything else is optional.

No. Mira is free when it launches - the complete app, no payment step, no card required. See Is Mira free? on our homepage for what happens if that ever changes.

Not yet. Mira is on its way to a full public launch on November 20, 2026 - World Children's Day. Until then, this website describes what Mira does and what launch will bring.

It's close, but not final. Mira has not launched on Google Play yet - we're finishing testing and polishing before the November 20, 2026 launch, so a few details on this site may shift before then.

Not publicly yet. Join the launch waitlist and we'll email you the moment Mira is live.

Not yet. We're keeping our attention on finishing the app before we take on an ongoing commitment like a monthly email. When we're ready to start one, we'll add a clearly separate sign-up here - it will never be added to the launch waitlist automatically, and you'll always be able to opt out. For now, joining the launch waitlist is the one email we're sending.

The core app described on this page is what launches. It already includes family sharing, emergency alerts and document scanning. See Sharing with family and caregivers below.

Just a first name. Birthday, gender, blood type, and a primary contact are all optional, and you can add or edit them any time.

Yes. Each child gets their own separate record. Adding a second or third child skips the introductory tour, since you've already seen it.

They're the parts of care you actually want to track for this child - medications, therapy, school, and more. Mira uses your choices to tailor what shows up, so you're not looking at sections that don't apply.

Yes, any time, from Settings.

In the app, go to Care, then Medications, and add it once - name, dose, and schedule. Mira handles the reminders from there.

When a dose is due, it shows up on Home and on Schedule with a Confirm button. Tapping it logs the exact time - no typing required.

An overdue dose is marked clearly on Home, so it doesn't quietly slip through.

Yes. Every confirmed dose is saved automatically, and you can look back at any time.

In the Care tab. It holds your child's whole medical record - medications, conditions, therapy sessions (including ones that repeat on a schedule), documents, and more, organized by category.

Use "Log Medical Event." It takes under a minute and keeps a searchable record instead of relying on memory.

Yes. Visit Prep lets you jot down questions and notes ahead of an appointment, so nothing gets forgotten in the room.

Yes. A few taps generates a clear, organized doctor report from your child's actual record - no retyping weeks of details from memory in the waiting room. See a sample report on our homepage.

Yes. Documents live in the Care tab, and you can organize them into folders.

Yes. Point your camera at a document or a medication box and Mira saves a clean scanned image with the record. Reading the text automatically and filling it in for you is a separate feature that is not switched on yet - for now, you type the details in yourself.

Documents and scans you store are encrypted on your device. Reading the text off a scan automatically - so you do not have to type it in - is a separate feature we have not switched on yet. When we do, it will use a third-party AI company: we will name that company and ask for your permission on its own screen before it is used. Nothing is sent anywhere today.

Yes. Family sharing is available at launch: invite someone with a simple code and choose their role.

Three: a Parent with full access, a Caregiver who can log daily care and a Read-only member who can see the record but not change it. You can remove anyone at any time.

Emergency alerts are part of the same family-sharing system and are available now. Sending one notifies the family members and caregivers you have chosen - it does not contact emergency services.

No, not for the core app - your child's information stays on your device without one. An account is for optional extras like cloud backup and family sharing.

From Settings in the app, or from this website's Sign in page.

Try the Sign in page on this website first. If that doesn't get you back in, email us at support@mirachildcare.com and we'll help directly.

See our homepage FAQ or the account deletion page for exact steps.

We treat it as the most sensitive data there is. For the full, honest picture of how Mira handles your family's data, see our Privacy Policy.

Not today. A few features we are building - like reading text off a scanned document - will use a third-party AI company. Nothing is sent anywhere until that feature is switched on, and you will be asked and will need to say yes first.

No. See our homepage FAQ for the full answer.