The message before the child talks
A note from school arrives before the child even opens the bag. The evening already feels loaded.
MIRA sits on the desk like an ordinary lamp, but the first experience is simple: the child talks, MIRA responds gently, and parents get a clearer, kinder record of what happened. Homework support is still part of the product roadmap, but this phase begins with conversation.
MIRA is built for children whose attention, energy, and emotions do not move in a straight line.
A note from school arrives before the child even opens the bag. The evening already feels loaded.
The parent asks what happened. The child gives two words. Everyone knows there is more underneath.
Timer, coach, referee, reminder, comforter. It is too much for one parent to carry every night.
Everyone wanted a better evening. No one wanted homework to turn into another fight.
The child can tell MIRA: I do not want to start, I am stuck, I feel annoyed, or I do not know what to do.
MIRA answers in short, calm language. The goal is to lower the wall first, not push another task.
Parents get short, useful conversation summaries: what the child said, what helped, and how to respond next.
MIRA can support routines and transitions, but parents remain in charge of the relationship.
Parent summaries are written to lower tension and make the next conversation easier.
Camera access is optional, parent controlled, and designed for specific moments rather than always-on monitoring.
MIRA does not diagnose or treat ADHD. It is a family support tool for homework routines and communication.
The first release focuses on child-to-MIRA voice conversations, gentle responses, and parent-visible summaries.
Homework upload, photography, and task breakdown remain part of the roadmap, but they will open after the conversation experience is stable.
MIRA Radar helps show whether the child is nearby, how far away they are, and whether they are still or moving.
Families can choose or add sounds that fit the child: rain, waves, fan noise, soft low-frequency sounds, and more.
Short prompts help parents respond with less pressure, clearer language, and more confidence.
Permissioned camera access, configurable logs, clear data sources, and parent-visible controls are part of the product from day one.
We are looking for parents who want a calmer way to support homework, routines, and communication at home.