The fine print,
kept findable.

Mirri publishes three sets of documents, because the apps you use yourself, the software a care team runs, and asking to join a focus group are different things with different obligations. Find the one that matches how you deal with Mirri.

These govern the apps you install on your own phone and the data you choose to share from them.

These govern camps, clinics, and care teams running Studio — separate documents, accepted by the organization rather than by an individual.

This one covers a form you fill in, not software you use — you don’t need to own a Mirri product for it to apply to you.

Every version, still in service.

When we update a policy we don't delete the one it replaced. App releases roll out over time, so a superseded version can still govern your use until you update — those versions stay published at their original addresses.

Mirri apps are intended for informational and personal wellness purposes and are not medical devices. They do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed medical professional regarding medical conditions or treatment decisions.