Screenshots · Voice memos · Book photos · Links · PDFs
All your knowledge in one place.
Twenty training courses, three note-taking apps, a shelf full of course handouts – Mirari turns them into one network you can search in seconds. And when your client asks a question during a session, you show her in a simple view she actually understands.
Currently available in German. English version in planning. Join the list to shape it.
See the real app.
This isn’t an animation – it’s the real app with a real case.
The interface is currently German — the captions tell you what’s happening. English UI is what the waitlist decides.
Your own map looks different. It holds your knowledge, your cases, your language.
Do these moments sound familiar?
Three situations you know – and how they end with Mirari.
On the go
A podcast, a book page, a link someone sent you – “I really have to remember this!” And then it sits as a screenshot in your photo gallery, as a voice memo you sent yourself on WhatsApp, or as a PDF on your computer. But when you need it, you just can’t find it again fast enough.
In Mirari: saved in seconds in the collection inbox, whatever the format, even on the train. At your desk, the digital stack of notes waits next to your map, and you work what you’ve saved into your map when you have time.
In a session
Your client mentions a symptom. You know for sure: you had something interesting on that. But was it a screenshot? A browser bookmark? A photo of a book page? And your answer stays vaguer than you’d like.
In Mirari: one search term, and everything on it is in front of you, connections included. You answer him right there in the session, show him in the client view and give it to him as a handout with your logo.
Researching
Researching a case usually means digging through a thousand unverified pages and wondering, on every second one, whether it’s even true.
In Mirari: you search your own, verified knowledge first. And only if you want to, you let the AI suggest and add new material from the internet.
Your knowledge isn’t gone. It just can’t be found.
40–80% of what you explain to your clients in a session is forgotten by the time they get home. And almost half of what does stick is remembered incorrectly.
Kessels, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 2003
The sentence you want to hear
“With you, I understood how it all fits together for the first time.”
Your client sits in front of you, you explain patiently, she nods. At home, three days later, what’s left is a feeling, not a coherent picture. But what she takes home decides whether she sticks with it – with her plan, and as your client.
In Mirari, you store the words she understands for your nodes once – on your own or with a suggestion from Mirari. From then on it’s one click: the same map as a client view, on your computer screen, as a link on her phone or as a printout with your practice logo. She goes home with a picture she can pull up again at any time instead of a feeling – and at the next appointment you talk about putting it into practice, not about the basics all over again.
The first time you see your own knowledge.
A real knowledge base after one year: 78 nodes, nine topic areas, every line a connection someone drew themselves. No folder, no course handout and no note-taking app can show you this picture – because they store pages, not connections.
What you see here is your thinking. Every line shows how two things are related – “inhibits”, “needs”, “amplifies” – and whether that is established or still a hypothesis: established links are drawn strongly, assumed ones more faintly. The coloured areas are your topics, and each one folds into a single cluster node when you need the big picture and opens up again when you want the detail. Double-tap a node, and only it and its neighbours stay in view while everything else steps back. So you see the connections and don’t have to keep them all in your head.
And the network is just the beginning.
Found in seconds.
One search term, and everything is in front of you.
Your knowledge base becomes the case map.
A new client, five symptoms – and a case that’s already set up.
Your client sees what you mean.
One click – and the professional map becomes a view without jargon.
Answers from your knowledge.
Not from the internet. You decide with every request.
Break down sources: PDF, photo, linkLegend with status and importance3D night skyAI summary of a mapExport as spreadsheet and PDF
Your first map is ready in ten minutes.
From a pile to a network, in three steps.
1.Bring a source in
The PDF from your last training course, a photo of a book page, a link. Mirari breaks them down into individual nodes.
2.Connect
You draw connections the way you’ve long drawn them in your head. Mirari suggests what you’ve missed.
3.Find it again
Search, filter, take a look. Found in seconds instead of half an hour of rummaging.
For everyone who thinks in connections.
Naturopaths, functional medicine practitioners, hormone coaches, nutrition therapists, osteopaths, TCM practitioners – and anyone studying for their exams or newly qualified who doesn’t want their knowledge to disappear into folders again.
Naturopaths and functional medicine practitioners
When you think in chains of causes rather than lists of symptoms – and the knowledge from twenty training courses has so far lived in twenty folders.
Hormone coaches
When cycle, thyroid, adrenals and gut are never looked at separately in your work, but always as one system.
Nutrition therapists
When you have to bring research and clinical experience together – and both should be equally easy to find.
Osteopaths and TCM practitioners
When your cases form patterns that so far only exist in your head.
Newly qualified and building a practice
When you’ve just made it through your exams with flashcards and mind maps – and don’t want your knowledge to disappear into folders again.
Why Mirari exists
I didn’t build Mirari because I was desperate to get into the software business. I built it because at some point I no longer knew where my own knowledge was: years of training courses, books full of highlights, notes in three different apps – it was all there, and still I kept failing to get to it when I needed it.
As a fertility counsellor, I explained every day that cycle, thyroid and exhaustion are connected – and my clients needed to be able to take that home. So I built Mirari, at first just for me. Then I realised that other people feel exactly the same.
Karolin PaluchFounder of Mirari
Your network already exists. Mirari just makes it visible.
Mirari isn’t practice management software
No appointments, no billing – others do that.
What others do
- ·Appointments and calendars
- ·Billing and invoices
- ·Client records and documentation duties
- ·Formulations and stock management
What Mirari replaces
- ·the pile of training handouts
- ·the paper mind maps you bought for a three-figure sum
- ·the photographed whiteboard
- ·the note you hand your client
Just leave your admin where it is.
Servers in Frankfurt.
Your content is stored in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Not just anywhere.
Shared links expire.
What you show a client doesn’t stay online permanently.
No lock-in.
Export as spreadsheet or PDF, any time. If you leave, you take everything with you.
What it would cost
Two tiers. Solo is for your own practice. Practice is for everyone who also wants to share their knowledge: the client view with guided mode, shared links that expire automatically, a handout PDF with your practice logo and to-dos for your client.
Tell me which one fits — that’s what decides whether the English version gets built.
Frequently asked questions
Honest answer: it depends on this list. The product exists and works today in German. Translating the interface is a few days’ work; building the starter content for a different clinical context is not. If enough people want it, it moves to the top of the list.
No. Mirari automatically breaks PDFs, photos of book pages and links down into nodes, and on the go you collect with the collection inbox on your phone. You can sort things in yourself afterwards, or let Mirari help you.
No. If you can draw a mind map on paper, you can use Mirari. The video above shows the real app, not a mock-up.
The collection inbox is built for your phone and also works offline. The map itself you use on a PC, laptop, tablet or iPad.
Yes, with the usual duty of care. The data is stored in Frankfurt, Germany, and you generate the data processing agreement (GDPR) in the settings with one click.
My advice from practice: work with case identifiers instead of real names – that’s why Mirari deliberately has no name field.
Not at the moment. If your practice needs one, say so when you reply to my email – that’s exactly the kind of thing this list is meant to find out.
In closed mode it works only with the knowledge in your maps; in open mode it also draws on external knowledge. You choose the mode yourself with every request.
Yes. Export as spreadsheet and PDF, any time and without asking – in every tier, including read-only mode after you cancel.
Your knowledge is already there.
You’ve done the training, read the books, seen the cases. What’s missing isn’t more knowledge, but a way to retrieve it.
If you want Mirari in English, the fastest way to make that happen is to say so.