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From your answers, and nothing else. Fifty-six questions are turned into a position across twelve dimensions and compared with everyone else’s. The score is symmetric — the geometric mean of how well each of you answers the other’s priorities — so one-sided enthusiasm cannot carry a match. The first ten questions work differently: a requirement you mark firm removes everyone who answered the other way from your pool entirely. Nobody is promoted, and nobody can pay to appear in front of you.

Because a list is how you end up comparing people instead of meeting one. You get one introduction a week on the free pace, with the three reasons we chose her. She sees the same three reasons and decides. You can hold two open conversations at once — that is the limit. Close one, or lock onto someone, before your next introduction.

Locking onto someone closes every other conversation you have and stops new introductions. She is told you locked, and asked to lock too — it only holds if she does. Either of you can unlock at any time, and the conversations that closed do not come back. It is deliberately the heaviest action in the app.

A conversation closes for one of four reasons: she locked onto someone else, she blocked and ended it, she deleted her account, or her account was removed after a report. We tell you the conversation ended and never tell you which — that is exactly the protection you get when you are the one who ends it.

You will always hear back — accepted or declined. While a request is open you can send one more, and no further ones until one is answered. A decline is not a verdict on you; your sphere is unchanged and the next request is ready when you are.

Three things stop them. Your account is not verified yet, so it is not visible to anyone. Discreet mode is on. Or you are locked with someone — introductions pause for as long as the lock holds. If none of those apply, email us and we will look at your account.

Nobody, until you both ask. Before that, everyone sees your mark — the abstract avatar you chose during onboarding. Photos open only when both people in a conversation request it; one of you asking alone changes nothing. If you uploaded a photo as your avatar, it is shown only to people you have unlocked with; everyone else still sees the mark.

Not from inside Mira. Screenshots and screen recording are blocked in the app on both iOS and Android. Anything you send as view once can be opened one time, and the file is deleted after that or when it expires unopened. No app can stop someone photographing a screen with a second phone — which is exactly why photos stay locked until you both agree.

Only what you allow, and never secretly. Guardian access is off unless you turn it on. Set to read only, a guardian can read your conversations and cannot write in them. Both people in a conversation are told when a guardian can see it — there is no silent mode, and there never will be.

It is reviewed to confirm you are a real person, and then deleted 30 days after that review. It is never shown to another user, never appears on your profile, and is not used for anything else.

We store the city you are in, never a precise position, and it is never shown to anyone else. It exists so that distance does not quietly become the reason it did not work. You can change it in your profile.

No human reads them. They are encoded, compared, and used to place you — they are never displayed on your profile, never shown to a match, and never sold. What a match sees is the three reasons you were introduced, not the answers behind them.

Yes — turn on Discreet mode in your profile. Your region stops glowing and nobody can request an introduction. Your position still counts toward other people’s spheres, and conversations you already have are unaffected.

Yes. Profile → Your answers. Changing an answer moves your position and changes who you are shown from that point on. It does not reopen conversations that have already closed.

Arabic and English, both in full — right-to-left layout, an Arabic type scale, and Arabic-Indic numerals. Switch at any time in your profile. Support answers in either.

Subscriptions are billed by Apple, not by us, so they are cancelled in the App Store: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Mira → Cancel Subscription. Cancelling stops the next renewal and the period you have paid for runs to its end. Refunds are handled by Apple through reportaproblem.apple.com. A streak restore is a one-off purchase, not part of the subscription.

Profile → Support → Delete my account. Your account closes immediately and everything is erased within 30 days. Open conversations close and the people in them are told the conversation ended — not why. If you are locked with someone, they are told the lock ended. Deleting the app on its own does not delete your account.

Email info@theumbrellaai.com from the email address on your account and tell us what you need. Your rights, and how long we take, are set out in the Privacy Policy.