I didn’t really understand Mira at first🥲
It looked simple on the surface, almost too quiet compared to everything else launching lately. But after spending a bit more time around it, the interesting part wasn’t what Mira claimed to do it was how naturally it fit into the flow of using the system. . .
“Nothing felt forced”
Interactions didn’t feel like you were triggering a feature It felt more like the system already understood what you were trying to do and adjusted around that That’s a small difference but it changes how you approach it...
You stop thinking about the tool !
You start focusing on the outcome
And when that shift happens it usually means the underlying design is doing more work than it’s advertising