Mirri Diabetes builds software that helps people with diabetes understand what’s driving their day, and gives them more confidence.
Mirri Diabetes builds software that helps people with diabetes understand what’s driving their day, and gives them more confidence. Its first app, Mirri One, is an insulin-first tracking and sharing app for young adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, available on iOS and Android. Mirri is based in Lafayette, Indiana.
Mirri Diabetes builds software that helps people with diabetes understand the variables that affect their health, and gives them tools to turn that understanding into more confidence. Founded in 2025 by Purdue undergraduates, Mirri started with type 1 diabetes and plans to grow into every type of diabetes. Its first app, Mirri One, is an insulin-first tracking and sharing app for young adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. It shows insulin stats, a timer for every logged dose, and CarbIn, the balance between insulin and carbs based on the user’s own ratio, so people can look back and understand what drove their day. Mirri One is used alongside the CGMs and pumps people already have, and Mirri makes no hardware. Separately, Mirri is developing Mirri Glow, a patent-pending research project that is investigational and not available to the public. Mirri Diabetes is based in Lafayette, Indiana. mirridiabetes.com
Screens, photos and the brand guide come with the press kit.
FAQ
Questions we get a lot.
Mirri One, an insulin-first tracking and sharing app for young adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, on the App Store and Google Play.
No. Mirri One only looks at past data: the insulin and carbs someone logged and how their day went. It doesn’t tell anyone what to take, and it doesn’t change anyone’s ratios. Treatment decisions stay with the person and their care team.
No. We make no hardware. Mirri One is used alongside the CGMs and pumps people already have, and our focus is insulin.
Separately from our apps, Mirri is developing Mirri Glow, a patent-pending research project that is investigational and not available to the public.
Greg (CEO), who has lived with type 1 since high school, and Donnie (CTO). Both are Purdue undergraduates, and our team is familiar with T1D.
Our Privacy Policy and Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy say what Mirri One collects, why, and the choices people have, including deleting what they’ve logged. Both are in our legal library.
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, and with type 2 it shows your glucose and trends alongside what you eat. We plan to grow into every type of diabetes.
At the DTM 2026 Startup Showcase in Arlington, Virginia, October 27–29. Set a time to meet, or just stop by.
