Mira is free when it launches.
We are building Mira as a paid app, because a subscription is the only honest way to pay for something that will never show you an ad or sell your family's data. But the first release has no payment in it at all: nothing is locked, nothing expires, and you will not be asked for a card.
When paid plans do arrive, we will publish exactly what they cost on this page before anything changes, and no existing account will be charged without being asked first.
This is true of the app as it ships. Mira launches on Google Play November 20, 2026.
The complete app, free, nothing held back
Every Mira account gets the whole app at no cost: medications, appointments, medical events, documents, daily care, and doctor reports. (Family sharing - inviting other adults into your child's record with a chosen role - is available at launch, at no extra cost.) A free Mira account is all you need. There is no payment step anywhere in the launch experience, and no credit card is ever requested.
Nothing you enter is ever held back because you have not paid, and nothing you enter is deleted because a payment step does not exist yet. Your record stays yours, exportable at any time.
If paid plans arrive
We are not publishing a plan shape, a price, or a currency here today, because none is confirmed. If that changes, this page is where it will be published first - before anything about your account changes, and no existing account will be charged without being asked first. No ads, ever, either way.
Running a daycare, nursery, preschool, or another organization that cares for children? Mira Professional is a different product we're building for you - staff accounts, a child roster, and organization-wide tools, not a bigger version of the family app. It's still in development. Learn more and join the list.
The plain version
- At launch: the complete app, free, with no payment step and no credit card requested anywhere in the experience.
- If that changes: any paid plan will be published on this page first, with a real price, before it takes effect.
- No surprise charges: no existing account will ever be charged without being asked first.
- Your data: stays yours - export a full copy at any time. See the FAQ below for more.
No ads, ever.
Mira is not paid for by advertising or by selling your family's data, at launch or ever. If paid plans arrive later, that is the only way Mira will make money - never ads, never your data.
A few honest answers
Is Mira free?
Yes, at launch. The complete app has no payment step - nothing is locked, and you will not be asked for a card. If paid plans are introduced later, we will publish exactly what they cost on this page before anything changes, and no existing account will be charged without being asked first.
Do I pay extra for having more than one child?
No. At launch, tracking more than one child costs nothing extra, because nothing costs anything. If paid plans are introduced later, any per-child pricing will be published on this page first.
Are caregivers included or do they cost extra?
They are included at no extra charge - a co-parent, a grandparent, a nanny, as many as you like. Family sharing is available at launch: invite them with a code and choose their role.
Will I ever be charged without warning?
No. Nothing about your account changes automatically. If paid plans are introduced, we will say so on this page first, with the price, and no existing account will be charged without being asked.
Do I need a credit card to use Mira at launch?
No. There is no payment step in the app at launch, so there is nothing to enter a card for.
Be the first to know
Mira launches on Google Play November 20, 2026. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's live.
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