A more human way to live with IBD

We think chronic care should feel more personal, more continuous, and more human.

If you live with IBD, you know that your health is shaped by what happens every day — not just during a doctor's appointment.

It's the symptoms that change from week to week.
The foods that suddenly stop working.
The stress, fatigue, uncertainty, and constant recalculating.
The effort of trying to remember everything when the visit finally comes around.
The quiet question in the background: is this normal, or is something changing?

And yet, most healthcare still isn't built very well for that reality.

It's built around visits, forms, snapshots, and fragmented information. But living with a chronic condition is not a snapshot. It is continuous, personal, unpredictable, and deeply human.

We think people with IBD deserve something better.

Not more noise.
Not more work.
Not another generic wellness app.

We're building something that helps make the in-between feel more understandable — a companion that helps people living with IBD capture what matters, notice patterns earlier, and feel more supported in the day-to-day reality of managing a complex condition.

That's what we're building at Mirae.

Why IBD

We're starting with inflammatory bowel disease because IBD is exactly the kind of condition where so much of the real story happens between visits.

Symptoms change.
Treatment response changes.
Lifestyle matters.
Stress matters.
Sleep matters.
Food matters.
And the story of 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 room.

But today, most of that story is hard to capture and even harder to use.

Patients are left trying to piece things together on their own. Clinicians are left making decisions without a full picture of what happened between appointments. Important signals get missed. Small issues can become bigger ones. Care becomes more reactive than it should be.

We believe there is a better way.

What we're building

Mirae is an AI-powered companion for people living with IBD.

We're creating a place to capture what's happening in real life — symptoms, routines, medication experiences, triggers, changes, and questions — without making people feel like they have to turn their lives into homework.

Our goal is simple:

To help patients better understand their condition, feel more supported, and walk into care decisions with more clarity and confidence.

Over time, we believe this kind of system can do something powerful: it can turn the scattered reality of living with a chronic illness into a clearer, more useful picture — one that supports better care, earlier insight, and a more personalized experience for every patient.

We want Mirae to feel like something rare in healthcare technology:

• Intelligent, but human
• Useful, but lightweight
• Personal, but not overwhelming

What the early app is designed to help with

• Track symptoms and day-to-day changes without adding more stress
• Notice patterns across flares, routines, treatment, and daily life
• Prepare for appointments with a clearer picture of what's been happening
• Feel more organized, informed, and in control
• Help shape a better future for IBD care from the very beginning

We're early — and that matters

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.

Who we are

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.