“I used to keep three calendars, four group texts, and a Google Doc called ‘stuff to do.’ Now I just ask Mira.”
— Sarah K., mom of two, Austin TX
A personal assistant for parents
Mira watches your calendars, tracks the deadlines, and tells you what needs attention — so you can stop being the family’s operating system.
/01 — daily rhythm
Mira scans your calendars, your co-parent's schedule, and every registration deadline lurking in your inbox — then tells you what matters today.
Notes from Mira
Emma's soccer cleats are too small
Permission slip due for field trip
Schedule dentist — it's been 7 months
/02 — applications
Track every application across every kid in one calm, searchable place. Mira knows what's done, what's due, and what you're forgetting.
Application Tracker
Stanford
4.3% acceptance
UC Berkeley
11.6% acceptance
UCLA
8.6% acceptance
USC
12.4% acceptance
/03 — summer camps
Mira's camp planner lays every week of summer on one screen so you can fill gaps, avoid overlaps, and stop Googling at midnight.
Summer Planner
2 gaps remaining · 3 friends at Art Camp
/04 — co-parenting
A shared calendar that actually works. Custody view, swap requests, and shared visibility — without the group text.
Co-Parent View
How it works
01
Google, Apple, Outlook — Mira reads them all and builds a unified family view.
02
Kids, schools, activities, co-parent. A five-minute onboarding that saves hours.
03
Every morning, a calm summary. Every deadline, a timely nudge. Every question, an instant answer.
“I used to keep three calendars, four group texts, and a Google Doc called ‘stuff to do.’ Now I just ask Mira.”
— Sarah K., mom of two, Austin TX
Mira is free for 14 days. No credit card required. Set up takes five minutes — and you’ll wonder how you managed without it.
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