Miri
Miri is growing.
Where we're heading, what changed lately, and how we got here. No marketing fog.
What are we working on?
The direction never changes: helping you feel lighter. The next stretch of the current looks like this:
- Loose entries: drop in a few things at once and Miri sorts them out
- Goals: a big thing broken into steps, with a hint about what's next
- Rituals: what builds you, separate from missions
- Letting go: without shame, with an easy way back
These are directions, not promises, and the order may shift. Once something flows out to you, you'll see it below.
Lately
The first release on the App Store and Google Play is just around the corner. From then on we'll note every release here: when it came out and what it changes for you.
Miri 1 · since April 2025
Memory
Launch
The final stretch before the App Store and Google Play. We're polishing everything you'll feel in your first minutes with Miri.
- A first open that walks you through
- Signing in with your phone number
- Talking with Miri, even before you create an account
Collaboration
You send a request the way you send a chat message, and Miri makes sure it never gets lost. No shared boards, just one to one. Testing also showed us where Miri's real strength lies: remembering. We're good at doing things, not at remembering them.
Your shared situation
Requests, their fates and your history, in a single glance.
Adding missions, redesigned
Capture the thought before it slips, and Miri handles the rest.
- Faster sync between accounts
Personalization
Your Miri should look like you. A different one for a businessman, another for a teenager, another for a calm mom.
Your colors
An interface in colors that are yours, not ours.
Dark mode
Evenings with Miri, finally easy on the eyes.
- Your own main app background
- Separate colors and backgrounds for day and night
Names
A quickly jotted "tickets" means nothing two weeks later. Miri reacts right away and helps you give the entry a clear intention: "I'll get the Grubson tickets".
Context, right away
Miri reacts before an entry becomes a riddle.
- The name changes with the horizon: "I'll get" → "Get" → "Got"
Foundations
The first version, and a rule that has stayed with us ever since: zero compromises on quality. We don't leave bugs "for later", because nothing is worse than a half-baked product.
Three horizons, one screen
Today, this week, later. Priorities without spreadsheets.
A new mission in three fields
A name, a when and a who. Nothing more, anyone can do it.
Note mode
Writing something longer? The interface quiets everything that distracts.
- A profile with an avatar, and Google sign-in
- First collaboration: sending missions between accounts
- Offline mode that syncs once you're back online
The beginning
First sketches and the first lines of code. No name yet, just one thought: tasks should take weight off your mind, not add to it.