Mirri Studio™ A Mirri Diabetes product ↗ Talk to us
For clinics, camps, schools & families

Everyone you look after is on a different app.
All on one screen.

Different sensors, different brands, different phones — and nowhere to look at them together. Mirri Studio™ puts everyone who shares with you on one roster: their latest reading, which way it's pointing, and the day behind the number.

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The Mirri Studio review screen on a dark display: a roster of person cards, each showing a first name, latest glucose value, trend arrow and a short trace, outlined by state, above filters for the whole group, in range and out of range and a time-in-range summary, with one person's detail panel open beside it showing their glucose trace, active insulin and carbs on board.
Mirri Studio, running today
Who it's for

You look after more than one person. Your tools don't.

Studio is for the rooms where somebody is already keeping track of everybody — usually in their head, usually with a phone in each pocket.

Clinics
Between visits your panel goes quiet and the next thing you see is a download three months later — Studio keeps the people who share with you on a roster you can open on a Tuesday afternoon.
Diabetes camps
A cabin is a shelf of borrowed phones in five different apps — Studio puts the whole cabin on one screen you can open and read side by side, whenever you go looking.
School nurses
Every student who shares with you sits on one screen, ready to open whenever you need it, instead of four brands' apps queued up behind the front desk.
Families
Your kid's readings as they arrive, on the same screen as everyone else you look after — visible to the people you choose, and nobody else.

Studio is set up with an organisation rather than one person at a time: your team accepts the terms once, and every individual still chooses what they share and can stop sharing whenever they want.

How it works

Three steps. Nothing new to wear.

Your people keep the sensor and the app they already use. Setup happens once with your organisation; after that it's the same three moves for everyone who joins.

01
Connect the people who share with you
Each person — or their parent or guardian — turns sharing on from their own Mirri app. Their readings start arriving on your roster, and they can turn it off again whenever they want.
02
Build your groups
Sort your people into the groups you actually work in: a cabin, a classroom, a clinic panel. Access follows the group, so staff see their own people and clinicians see the whole panel.
03
Review it together
Open anyone and their glucose sits beside insulin, carbs and CarbIn. Everybody in the room is reading the same picture — what to do about it stays with the people in it.
What you see

The data already exists. It just isn't anywhere you can read it together.

Everyone in one place

Scattered across brands. Gathered on one roster.

Your people don't all wear the same sensor, and they never will. Studio takes whatever each of them already shares from their own Mirri app and lines them up as cards on one screen — name, latest value, trend arrow, short trace — with new readings arriving about every five minutes.

Data from many CGM brands, arriving through each person's own app Filter the roster — everyone, in range, out of range — with a time-in-range summary Each card carries its state in the outline, and dims when readings stop arriving
~5 minbetween readings 1screen for the whole group
Your roster Illustrative
Everyone In range Out of range
Caleb W.
54↘
Sana Q.
66→
Ava L.
234↗
Priya R.
98→
Andre S.
127→
Jonah K.
—
No readings for 42m
Time in range 71%
Many brands, one screen
Beyond the number

A number on its own doesn't explain the day.

62 tells you where somebody is, not what led there. Open a person and their glucose trace sits beside active insulin, carbs on board and CarbIn — the things that were already happening — so the reasons are on the screen with the number, ready to review.

Glucose, insulin, carbs and CarbIn in a single view Patterns you can point at, instead of a number somebody has to remember The same picture for the person, the family and the care team
4signals, side by side 0apps to switch between
One person Illustrative
RM Rowan M. In range
129 mg/dL → CarbIn 1.10
1.50 U 2h 20m left
25 g 0h 25m left
Active insulinCarbs on board
The reasons, beside the number
Somebody else's data

Holding health data about other people is a responsibility.

So Studio holds as little as it can. Health data is end-to-end encrypted before it leaves the person's phone, the server only ever keeps ciphertext, and what any one of your team can open is decided by their role.

End-to-end encrypted — our server never holds readable health data Staff see their own group, clinicians see the whole panel, a family sees only their own child The person, or their parent or guardian, chooses to share — and can stop
0readable records on the server 3levels of access
Who can open what
Camp staff Their own cabin
Clinician The whole panel
A parent Their own child
What our server holds
9f2c a71b 4e08 dd35 6c90 1a4f b28e 0075 ee31 c6a9 5d12 8b40
Ciphertext. The keys stay with the people who share and the people they share with.
Encrypted before it leaves the phone
By the numbers

The numbers we can stand behind.

~ 5 min
between readings, as each person's own app sends them along
1 roster
for the whole group, however many CGM brands your people wear
3 levels of access
a group, the whole panel, or a single child — set by role

Readings arrive when each person's sensor and app send them, so information can be delayed, incomplete or missing. Studio is a place to review what has arrived — it is not an alarm, and it never decides anything for you.

Getting started

Put your people on one screen.

Tell us who you look after — a clinic panel, a cabin, a school day, a family — and we'll walk you through what Studio looks like with them on it.

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Studio is in MVP with early organisations. There's no self-serve signup yet — onboarding is hands-on, with the team.
Mirri Studio™

Mirri Studio™ is a tool for reviewing diabetes data your people choose to share. It is not a medical device, and it is not an alarm, alert, or emergency-notification or monitoring system — information may be delayed, incomplete, or missing, so never rely on it for urgent or time-critical decisions. Clinical judgement stays with the care team.

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