Personal, not prescriptive.
Recommendations are intended to use proportions as a starting point, never a rule about what you should wear.
Personal frame discovery / Coming to iPhone
Mirae is an upcoming iPhone experience designed to compare visible facial proportions with frame geometry, suggest a considered shortlist, and let you preview each direction with AI.
01 / The question
Most virtual try-ons start with “How does it look?” Mirae is being designed to begin one step earlier: “Which frames should I explore?”
02 / The method
With your permission, the planned experience is intended to assess visible proportions—face length, cheekbone width, forehead and jawline—to create a temporary styling profile. It is not intended to identify you or verify your identity.
The recommendation model is being designed to compare those proportions with frame geometry and visual balance, then surface a shortlist with context for each suggestion. It offers a perspective, not a rule.
The planned AI virtual try-on is intended to place selected frames in a live camera view and follow position and orientation, helping you compare shape, color and silhouette in context.
03 / The direction
From angular to soft, quiet to expressive, personal style is more useful than a label. Mirae is being designed to turn a crowded catalog into a considered place to begin.
Recommendations are intended to use proportions as a starting point, never a rule about what you should wear.
Each direction should explain the frame geometry and visual balance behind the suggestion.
A planned AI preview is intended to make comparison immediate and personal.
04 / What it is
Mirae is intended to help you explore appearance. It will not confirm physical fit, pupillary distance, prescription compatibility, lens centration or medical suitability. Final fit should be checked with an optician.
05 / Privacy direction
The planned experience is intended to process camera imagery on your device for the moment of use. Final data handling and privacy terms will be published before release.
06 / Questions, answered
Mirae is an upcoming iPhone app being designed to combine frame recommendations with AI virtual try-on. Its purpose is to help you explore eyewear directions on your own face before deciding what to try. It is planned as a visual styling aid, not an optical service.
The planned recommendation model is intended to assess visible facial proportions and compare them with frame geometry and visual balance. It should produce a shortlist with context for each direction. These suggestions are personal styling guidance, not universal rules about which glasses anyone should wear.
The planned preview is intended to place selected frames in a live camera view and follow your face’s position and orientation. The goal is to help you compare shapes, colors and silhouettes in context. It will be a visual preview, not a guarantee of physical fit.
No. Mirae will not measure pupillary distance, bridge fit, temple length, prescription suitability or lens centration. It is intended to help you explore appearance and narrow a styling direction. Final physical fit and optical requirements should be confirmed with an optician.
The planned experience is intended to process camera imagery on your device for the moment of use. The released architecture and final privacy terms must be published before Mirae becomes available.
Mirae is being planned as an iPhone-first experience, but no release date has been announced. Join the waitlist to receive product updates as the recommendation and virtual try-on experience develops.
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