Features
Mirra turns a screen into something worth looking at: a calendar you actually read, a face that answers, a wall of art, a menu board that changes itself. Each one below has a page of its own.
A pane of glass in the hall that knows how your day looks, answers out loud, and hangs art when nobody needs it for anything else.

Twelve columns, any arrangement, live preview as you build. What you see in the browser is exactly what appears on the glass.
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Speak to it and something looks back — eight of them to choose from, from drifting motes to a translucent jellyfish. It lip-syncs to its own voice.
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Google, Outlook, iCloud and any iCal link, merged. Day, week or month, with the school run and the bins where you'll actually see them.
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Lights, locks, thermostats and cameras — read and controlled over your own network. Works locally with your Home Assistant, so it is secure and works offline.
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Optional on-device recognition greets people by name and shows them their own things. Images never leave the device.
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A calm clock overnight, the family calendar at breakfast, photos at the weekend. Scenes change on a schedule.
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A beautiful art display, with curated art chosen for the room's light, the weather and your mood — or upload your own.
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Take over every screen with one click, or wire it to your smoke and intruder alarm. A life-saving feature, included as standard.
Learn moreOne console for the screens, the front desk and the rooms. Scheduled to the minute, driven by the systems you already run, and signed off by the people who have to sign it off.
Design once, push to a wall or to a hundred. Reception, the canteen and every meeting room, managed from a browser.
Learn moreA REST API and webhooks put your booking system, your BMS or your queue management in charge of what the screen says.
Learn moreSingle sign-on, audit logging, per-key access control and encrypted credentials. The questions IT will ask have answers.
Learn moreYour logo, your colours, your domain. Nobody looking at the screen learns our name.
Learn moreVisitors sign in at a booth in the lobby. When the fire panel starts an evacuation, the roll call goes out on its own — in a shared building, grouped by company.
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Breakfast at seven, lunch at eleven, and a price change that lands on every board at once. Nobody climbs a ladder.
Learn moreStart free on one screen. No card until you add a second.