Join the early alpha
We’re looking for a small group of people with IBD to help shape what Mirae becomes.
If you live with IBD, you already know: your health is shaped by what happens every day, not just during a doctor’s visit.
The symptoms that shift from week to week. The foods that suddenly stop working. The stress you can’t quite separate from the flare. The effort of trying to remember everything when the appointment finally comes around.
And yet, most healthcare is still built around visits, forms, and snapshots. Living with a chronic condition is none of those things. It’s continuous, personal, and unpredictable.
If you’re already tracking symptoms in spreadsheets or notebooks, you know how much effort it takes to turn that into something your GI can actually use. That’s the gap Mirae is built to fill.
IBD is exactly the kind of condition where the real story happens between visits.
How you’ve been doing over the last few weeks often matters more than how you feel in the few minutes you’re in the exam room. But today, that story is hard to capture and even harder to use. Your GI is left making decisions without a full picture. Important signals get missed. Small issues become bigger ones.
This is happening at scale. GI physicians are retiring without replacements. In small towns across the country, patients are already traveling hours for routine care. The time between appointments is getting longer, not shorter. The tools need to get better.
Mirae helps you understand patterns in your symptoms, and how changes in medication, diet, stress, and sleep might be influencing how you feel.
You capture what’s happening in real life: symptoms, routines, medication experiences, triggers, questions. Without turning your life into homework. Mirae uses AI to surface patterns you might not see on your own.
It also integrates your health record, so the combination of what you’re telling Mirae day to day and your clinical data creates something your GI can actually use to make better treatment decisions.
Down the road, this kind of real-world data could even help in developing new treatments for IBD. But that starts with understanding your experience first.
We want to be honest about where we are.
This is an early alpha, not a finished product. We’re still building, learning, and refining. That is exactly why we’re looking for a small group of thoughtful early users.
We want to build this with patients, not just for them.
We’re looking for people who know firsthand what feels frustrating, what feels missing, and what would actually make a difference in living with IBD day to day. The best version of Mirae will come from listening closely to the people it is meant to support.
We’re building for a future where care for chronic conditions is more continuous, more personalized, and more aligned with real life.
We believe the best healthcare tools should start from a simple idea:
Patients are experts in their own lived experience.
Technology should help make that experience easier to understand, easier to communicate, and easier to act on.
That is the vision behind Mirae.
Start with IBD. Build with patients. Create tools that actually fit the realities of chronic disease. And over time, help reshape what better specialty care can look like.
We’re looking for a small group of people with IBD to help shape what Mirae becomes.