Roster
Twelve people, one screen
Twelve people usually means twelve apps and twelve logins. Here, they're one roster — each person a card with their current value, trend arrow, and a short trace of where they've been.
Value and trendRecent trace
Person detail
Tap a card for the context
A number on its own rarely explains itself. Open one person and their trace sits next to active insulin, carbs on board, and CarbIn — the context that explains the number you're reading.
2.1u active · 24 g on board
Groups and roles
Cabins, classes, caseloads
A counsellor doesn't need the whole camp, and a parent needs exactly one child. Group your people the way your organisation already works, and give each role the view that fits the job.
3views: one group, the full panel, one child
State at a glance
See where things stand
Cards carry their state in the outline — out of range, borderline, in range — and go dim when the data has gone stale, so an old number doesn't read as a current one. Studio doesn't alert anyone; it shows you the picture when you look.
Ana R.54↓
Jonah C.248↑
Mia O.118→
Sam P.—2 h old
Time in range
The whole group, summarised
Reading twenty cards one at a time is a lot of scanning. Filter the roster to Everyone, In range, or Out of range, and read time in range across the group in the same glance.
72% in range · example roster, one day
Their own gear
Works with many of the CGMs they already wear
Nobody is switching sensors to suit your software. Studio never talks to a sensor — it reads what each person's own Mirri app sends, roughly every five minutes as it arrives, from many of the CGM brands people already wear.
Many CGM brandsVia their Mirri app
Encryption
Encrypted end to end
Handing a group's health data to a server is a real decision, so we took it off the table. Readings are encrypted on the device before they leave it, and our servers only ever hold ciphertext.
End-to-end encryptedCiphertext on the server
Permission
They share it. They can stop.
Nothing reaches your roster that the person didn't send there. Each individual — or their parent or guardian — chooses to share, and can end that sharing whenever they choose. Your organisation accepts Studio's terms; the data stays theirs. Studio runs as a non-HIPAA service today and we don't act as anyone's business associate — if you're a covered entity, talk to us first.
They opt inThey can turn it off
Any screen
Runs on the screen you already have
There is no hardware to buy. The roster scales to a phone in your pocket on a field trip, a laptop at the nurse's desk, or the spare display in the health office — the same roster, legible on whichever screen you go to read it on.
Phone or laptopWall display
1
roster, however many people you look after
5min
roughly the gap between readings, as they arrive
0
readable copies of health data on our servers
Bring your group onto one screen.
Studio is onboarding its first organisations — clinics, camps, schools, and research groups. Tell us who you look after and we'll walk you through what the roster would show.
Early access · No self-serve signup yet · A person reads every message
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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