Mira for Android

A private AI companion that remembers.

Mira keeps personal context on your device and asks before an approved request can leave it.

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Dark tablet showing an abstract cyan Mira voice interface on a graphite desk
Android release qualification

Mira is in active closed-beta development. Current builds are development candidates, and no public APK is available yet.

Personal by design

Memory stays part of the product.

Mira carries useful context across conversations while keeping its trust boundary visible.

01

Local memory

Mira's memory engine runs on the Android device and keeps plaintext personal state inside the device boundary.

02

Reviewed disclosure

Remote requests wait for a preview that names the content and destination. You approve that exact request.

03

Routing choice

Use an approved local model, or send an approved request through a configured TEKIZ route.

04

Bounded actions

Device settings and tool proposals require scoped capabilities and a separate one-time approval.

Chat, memory, tasks, and controls.

The tablet layout keeps daily work and privacy controls visible in one place.

Mira interface concept with navigation for chat, memory, tasks, settings, and a disclosure approval panel
Mira interface concept using generated sample text and no personal data. Final screens may change during beta qualification.

Explicit disclosure

The device decides what can leave.

Release qualification is validating signed-device routing across the full request path.

  1. Compose locally

    Your conversation, saved context, and draft request begin inside Mira's local boundary.

  2. Review the exact disclosure

    Mira shows the proposed content and destination before transport.

  3. Approve a route

    A configured local model can stay on device. An approved remote bundle can use TEKIZ routing.

  4. Keep bounded evidence

    Operational records track the approved route while personal memory remains under device control.

A person using a dark tablet with a simple cyan Mira interface in a quiet home workspace

Continuity

Designed for work that develops over time.

Keep goals, plans, reminders, and useful context close. Review what Mira remembers, correct it, or forget it from the same device.

Android first

Join the release qualification group.

The first supported client targets Android 8.0 and later. Desktop and iPhone follow after the Android beta boundary is stable.

Request Android beta

Beta access is reviewed. No public download is available yet.