Most days, nothing feels wrong.
And yet, something feels off.
Mirar helps you notice those subtle shifts early so decisions don’t drift away from who you are. Built as emotional and mental hygiene, a way to maintain alignment before drift compounds.
Beta Lite · Limited Access.
Built as emotional and mental hygiene. Mirar is intentionally lightweight and private.
The beta runs at a small scale, so attention stays internal, not performative. No tracking. No scoring. No pressure to show progress.
Most misalignment doesn’t show up as a problem. It shows up as small friction, unresolved internal load, and decisions that feel slightly off.
Mirar exists to surface these signals early, before they compound.
Mirar is an internal alignment system. It’s built to help you notice subtle internal changes in priorities, energy, and focus before they influence decisions.
The goal is earlier awareness, not after-the-fact reflection.
Why reflection isn’t enough
Most people reflect only after something feels wrong. After burnout. After conflict. After a decision they wish they had made differently.
By then, misalignment has already compounded. What’s missing is a way to notice change early, before reaction becomes the default response.
How misalignment actually happens
Misalignment doesn’t arrive as a single moment. It builds quietly as life changes. External forces shift your context: work, relationships, responsibilities.
At the same time, you change internally, priorities evolve, energy fluctuates, needs change. But most decisions continue to be made as if nothing has shifted. That gap is where misalignment forms.
Earlier visibility into internal misalignment.
So you can respond with clarity instead of reaction.
Why Mirar is built as hygiene
Hygiene is maintenance, not fixing.
We maintain our bodies before illness.
We maintain our finances before crisis.
Mirar applies the same principle internally. It’s built as emotional and mental hygiene: a way to regularly notice alignment, so decisions stay grounded as life evolves.
How the beta works
Mirar Beta Lite runs for 28 days. During this period, you’ll receive one short diagnostic prompt per day by email.
Each prompt is designed to help you notice your current internal state, without interpretation, analysis, or storytelling.
Each check-in takes a few minutes. There is nothing to track and nothing to complete. This beta runs at a small scale. Inputs are kept private so attention stays internal, not performative.
Before Proceeding
How You Enter Mirar Beta
The next step is a short check-in.
It helps establish a starting point before the 28-day experience begins.
Your inputs are used only to determine whether this beta is the right fit at this time.
Mirar Beta Lite is a very early proof-of-concept. It runs for 28 days and delivers 28 Mirar questions, one per day, via email. This beta is limited so we can validate the core system before building more.
4) Why call this emotional and mental hygiene?
2) What does “look within” mean here?
3) What does “alignment” mean in Mirar?
6) How does the beta work?
1) Why does Mirar exist?
It means checking your current internal state before reacting or deciding. Not emotional exploration. Not storytelling. A repeatable way to notice what has shifted, so decisions aren’t made on outdated assumptions.
Because hygiene is maintenance. Like brushing teeth, it’s not about fixing a crisis, it’s about preventing buildup. Mirar applies that logic to internal alignment: notice signals early, respond intentionally, and reduce drift over time.
You’ll receive one Mirar question per day by email. Each question is brief and self-contained. There are no tasks, goals, or performance expectations. Engagement is intentionally flexible.
Most people make decisions assuming their internal state is stable. It isn’t. We evolve constantly, internally, and through external pressure. Mirar exists to help you look within and stay aligned as you change.
Alignment is the relationship between your internal signals, values, decisions, and actions. Misalignment often comes from change without recalibration, when you evolve, but your patterns don’t.
5) What is Mirar Beta Lite?
7) Is there scoring, streaks, or comparison?
8) How is privacy handled in the beta?
No. Inputs are not scored, ranked, or compared. There are no streaks, dashboards, analytics, or performance summaries during the beta. The focus is system validation, not user output.
Your email is used only for delivery: the 28 daily Mirar questions and the end-of-beta alignment summary. Once enrolled, all inputs are processed using a unique Mirar ID. Response data is not linked back to your email beyond delivery.
9) Why prioritize privacy this early?
10) Will I receive a report at the end?
Because alignment systems fail when people feel observed. Privacy reduces self-censorship and preserves signal integrity. It’s a design decision we’re enforcing from the start.
Yes. At the end of the 28 days, you’ll receive a personal alignment summary by email. It reflects recurring signals and patterns over time, without scoring, evaluation, or comparison. Processing remains ID-based.
11) Is Mirar therapy, journaling, or coaching?
12) What if I stop engaging?
No. Mirar does not guide emotional processing, encourage storytelling, or provide advice or interpretation. It functions as an internal alignment and hygiene system focused on awareness and regulation.
Nothing. There is no commitment and no completion requirement. Hygiene systems are non-punitive, and disengaging has no consequence.
“Most drift isn’t caused by failure. It’s caused by outdated internal assumptions.”
Over the last 15+ years, my life has moved across very different phases: building companies, working across countries, returning home after years abroad, and starting again professionally more than once. On the surface, many of these transitions looked successful, work continued, decisions were made and progress was visible.
Internally, the experience shifted.
As priorities changed, energy fluctuated, and responsibilities evolved, I noticed that the internal reference point I was using to make decisions often lagged behind who I had become. Choices that once felt natural began to require more internal justification. Not because they were clearly wrong, but because they were rooted in an earlier version of me.
Alongside lived experience, my doctoral research focused on decision-making and adaptation, how internal models update under changing conditions. What became clear was how rarely intentional recalibration happens while change is ongoing. Reflection usually arrives after misalignment has already compounded.
Mirar is being built from that gap.
It is designed as emotional and mental hygiene, not to interpret or fix behavior, but to help surface internal shifts early, while they are still small enough to respond to deliberately.
Mirar Beta Lite is the first step in testing whether this approach can work in a practical, repeatable way. It’s intentionally small and private, focused on learning before anything scales.
This is an early-stage project. Responses may be slow by design.
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