Mira - AI moderated interviews that read how people feel

@zgreg0z Our models are trained across demographic groups rather than on a single population, and we apply normalisation based on cultural benchmarks we have collected to reduce bias in emotional scoring. The goal is to measure genuine reactions, not to apply one cultural standard globally. We also let researchers set study-specific calibration. Emotion expression does vary across cultures and we do not claim perfect universality — it is an ongoing area of work. For global studies we recommend always combining the emotional signal with the transcript and not reading it in isolation.

@sleymanpelv3z3 "Summaries vs actually digging into how people feel" is a real distinction. Most tools stop at summarising what was said. The signal that actually drives behaviour lives in a different layer. That is what Mira tries to preserve.

@cal_turkan32795 "That kind of read usually takes a trained researcher" is the most accurate description of what we were trying to automate. The themes in minutes is the time compression — the depth of signal you are working from stays the same.

@nkurumak28108 No plugin, no app, no special hardware. Everything runs in the browser; participants just grant access to the webcam and microphone when they join. There is a quick calibration check before the session starts to make sure lighting and camera positioning are good. Works on any standard laptop or desktop webcam.

@vedat205337 The "ties back to the insight automatically" is the AI Copilot connecting the emotional moment to the theme it contributed to. You are not just seeing a flag; you are seeing why it mattered in the context of the full study.

@medal411 "Even directionally right" is an honest way to frame it, and that is genuinely where the value sits for a solo founder. You are not running a clinical study. You are trying to know whether the hesitation you sensed in three conversations is real or in your head.

Mira gives you a signal to pressure-test that instinct, faster than you could manually review recordings. First study is free this month if you want to try it on something live.

@poyraz853752 The recruiting + synthesis in one pass is one of the things we are most proud of — most tools make you stitch together three or four platforms to get from question to insight. The hesitation catch is exactly where the emotional layer earns its place. That pause before the polished answer is usually the most honest signal in the whole session. Glad it surfaced something useful for your concept test.

@burhanekipepz8 Thank you for putting it through a real test. That gap between what the transcript says and what the face shows is exactly what Mira is built to catch, most tools only ever see the words.

@ezelsukut Everything runs in the browser, no downloads or setup. Participants grant camera access, run a short calibration (only for eye tracking), and the session starts on a standard laptop or phone with in-built cam. Fully consent driven.

@gllfevp Thank you for testing it on a real concept. The hesitation read is the whole point. People rarely say "I'm unsure" out loud, but the face shows it, and that gap between what's said and what's felt is exactly what Decode is built to surface