Observed arrival · 2026-09-01
Mir Labs Wants AI to Answer One Question Properly
A small studio building camera-based AI apps for identifying affordable product alternatives and checking packaged-food ingredients.
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The studio separates two narrow camera workflows rather than presenting a general assistant: Dupely compares photographed fragrances, cosmetics, bags, and shoes, while Bitewise processes packaged-food labels against a dietary profile. Its stated privacy flow removes EXIF and GPS data on the phone, and its response system rejects outputs that fail a shared schema. Both apps are described as account-free, but the homepage marks them as coming soon on the App Store.
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