Meet Mira
You know the world.
Mira tells the story.
You are in charge
Mira writes. You decide.
At every step the choice is yours. That is not just reassurance — it is how the product works.
You choose the people
Who is in the story is up to you. Mira does not invent anyone you have not named.
You give the inspiration
The interests, the memories, the idea. The more you tell, the less Mira has to fill in.
You set the message
What you want to give someone steers the tone of the story — without a moral tacked on at the end.
You approve it
Nothing is printed before you have read it. You can ask for a change per scene.
Why a name
Why there is a Mira
Making a story about your own child is not a technical task. It feels odd to type personal things — a cuddly toy with a name, a grandpa who is no longer here — into a form that asks for “parameters”.
Mira is there to ask those questions in a human way. Not to hide what happens, but to make the conversation resemble what it is: telling someone about someone you love.
What happens under the bonnet is simply on this site. Which technology we use and what happens to your data, you can read on safety and privacy.
About Mira
Is Mira a real person?
No. Mira is the name we use for the artificial intelligence behind MiraTells. She is a character, not a member of staff. Questions about an order are answered by people.
Which technology is behind it?
For the text and the illustrations we use language models and image models, and for the audiobook a voice model. The safety and privacy page says what happens to your data and which agreements apply.
Does Mira write every story afresh?
Yes. There is no template in which a name is filled in. Two stories about two children of the same age and the same theme are two different stories, because the people in them differ.
Can Mira get it wrong?
Yes, and that is why you read everything before anything is printed. A misspelt name, a detail that is off, a scene you want differently — you can change it before you approve.