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Straight answers.

No. Mirri One is provided for informational purposes only and isn't intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never rely on it for medical decisions — dosing and treatment stay between you and your care team.
Mirri One reads glucose through Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, so it works alongside the CGM app you already use. If your sensor writes there, Mirri One can read it.
One number that says how your insulin coverage compares to the carbs you've eaten, at your own ratio. Example: 22g of carbs and 3.80 U at 11.0 g/U gives a CarbIn of 1.90 — 20g more covered than eaten. The gauge moves as doses land.
Every dose you log gets its own four-hour clock. The bar fills while the countdown runs to the next milestone, and the color follows the dose's phase — yellow while it's fresh, purple while it works, green through the two-hour check window. Live Activities put it on your lock screen.
Log what you can. Mirri works with partial data, and Streaks reward showing up — not perfection. More logs simply sharpen your CarbIn and your Playbook.
Mirri One is on the App Store and Google Play, and its store page shows the current price.
Yes — Mirri One is on Google Play as well as the App Store. The Android build reads from Health Connect where the iPhone build reads from Apple Health, and shows live doses in an ongoing notification rather than a Live Activity.
Yes. You can let the people who help you, like a parent or a roommate, follow along, and remove anyone at any time.
You, and the people you choose to share with. The Mirri One Mini demo on this site runs entirely in your browser on demo data, and our privacy policies say what we collect and why.
Yes. People with type 1 and type 2 can both use Mirri One, though the use cases are different. With type 1, it’s built around insulin: logging every dose, a ShotClock for each one, and CarbIn to see how your ratio is holding up. With type 2, you can see your glucose and trends and log your meals — and if you take insulin, those same insulin tools work for you too.

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