A quiet moment to reflect. See ourselves in one another.
No login, no tracking, just human to human.
Just breathe. No fixing.
From someone, somewhere.
Leave a kind, anonymous message for someone.
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MIRROR is a small daily practice to see ourselves in one another. You pause for a moment, read a thought someone left, then leave one for the next person. We are the same.
Social feeds show us how different we are. This shows how alike we are. One story, one pause, one moment of: me too.
No. There is no account, no name and no email.
MIRROR sets no cookies and runs no analytics. Like any website, the servers that host it and store messages can see a visitor's IP address in their technical logs. MIRROR does not use that to identify anyone and does not link it to what you write.
No person reads them as they arrive. Automated filters check them, and readers can report anything that gets through.
Swear words, sexual content, personal information such as phone numbers, emails, addresses, links and social handles, selling or promotion, threats, insults and language that attacks people for their faith, sexuality, nationality or beliefs.
You will see a gentle note asking you to try again in different words. A blocked message is not saved. If something you write suggests you are going through a hard time, you will be shown where to find support instead.
Messages are anonymous, so we cannot tell which one is yours and cannot delete one on request. Older messages fade as new ones arrive.
Filtering checks what is said so the space stays safe for the next person. It does not identify who said it.
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MIRROR was created by Quentin Quill, London, working with AI tools. It started as a simple wish to encourage people to see ourselves in one another. We are all the same but different, so let us seek to see ourselves in everyone and love one another as ourselves.
If you feel a pressing need to contact MIRROR's creator, please email [email protected]