Write, talk, or record whatever’s on your mind: what you’re learning, what you’re planning, how today went. Mirrorly reads along, remembers what you wrote before, and asks the question that moves your thinking forward, right on the page instead of in a separate chat.
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You save ideas so you won’t forget them. You set goals for the week and take notes on what you’re learning. Mirrorly brings them back when they matter and asks what’s next.
Write freely. When a thought is worth pushing on, Mirrorly leaves one question beside it: an assumption to test, a gap, or a link to something you wrote weeks ago. Answer it, or keep writing.
Explore margin notes ↗On a walk or the commute, record a voice note or video. Mirrorly transcribes it and connects it to everything else you’ve written.
Explore voice notes ↗Every Sunday, Mirrorly gathers the ideas that kept coming back, what moved forward, and what’s still open.
Explore a weekly edition ↗A chatbot waits for you to paste something in. Mirrorly is already on the page while you write, knows what you wrote before, and speaks up only when it has a question worth asking.
Mirrorly sits on the page with you, like a collaborator in a shared document. It follows your words quietly and never writes over them.
When a line sounds familiar, Mirrorly searches your earlier pages and recording transcripts for the moments it connects to.
Not advice, not a summary: a single question beside the passage, grounded in what you wrote. A few a day at most. Answer it, write about it, or let it go.
Tag Mirrorly under an idea or a plan and ask it to grill you. It writes its questions into the page, follows up on your answers, and when it has enough, offers your note rewritten from them.
Open a blank page and Mirrorly may start you off with a question you didn’t get to this week. It’s part of your page, yours to edit or delete.
When a thread could use some outside reading, Mirrorly suggests a search in your notifications. Nothing is searched until you accept.
Every Sunday, a weekly edition brings recurring themes together and suggests a few things to explore next.
You stay in charge: Mirrorly never edits your writing, and you can resolve or delete anything it leaves.
Bring a decision, an idea, something you’re learning, or just today.
Ask Mirrorly to grill you on it and find the holes before you start.
Explain what you learned in your own words and get asked about what’s still fuzzy.
Return to what you’ve written about a decision and explore what makes it difficult.
Look back at the goals you set and what got in the way.
Compare an earlier ambition with how you feel about it now.
Step back from individual notes and see the themes that run across weeks.
Writing freely starts with knowing what happens to your words. Here’s how access, sharing, and AI processing work in Mirrorly.
Your pages are private to your account. Anyone with a share link can read that day’s page. The rest of your notebook stays private, and you can turn the link off.
Your pages and recordings are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Recordings go to a speech-to-text service. Relevant text from your pages, including transcripts, may be sent to an AI provider when Mirrorly responds.
Mirrorly does not sell your notes or use them to target ads.
You can move individual recordings to trash and turn off share links. Account-wide deletion is not yet available inside this beta.
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