A browser that remembers what you learn.
Highlight anything you don't understand, learn it in place, and watch it become part of a knowledge graph that's yours.
We'll reach out from a calm corner of the internet. No noise until it matters.
Most of what you read passes through you and leaves nothing behind. You highlight, you search, you get an answer, you move on, and a week later it's gone. Mirrour removes that friction. What you learn finally has somewhere permanent to live.
Every exchange becomes a permanent, connected node tied to your reading history, not a notes app, not a disposable chat log. A map that grows in your own words.
A local fallback keeps learning alive even without a connection or active API access. Curiosity doesn't have to wait for a signal.
No API keys, no configuration, no technical onboarding. Access is handled for you, so you start the moment you open it.
A mirror doesn't create anything new. It shows you what's already there, in a way you couldn't see directly. Over months, your graph becomes the shape of your own curiosity: built from your reading, in your words, and yours to keep.
Mirrour is not a productivity tool. Not a research assistant. Not another thing that does the task for you.
Those tools are built to get smarter at helping you, so you need them more, and the value compounds in the tool. Mirrour is built to change what's in your head after you close the laptop. The value compounds in you.
A better mind. Not a better assistant.
Join the waitlist and we'll send a single note the moment Mirrour opens.
We'll reach out from a calm corner of the internet. No noise until it matters.