Living with a rare condition often means many appointments, many specialists and a great deal of information to carry between them. Mirror listens during your in-person consultations and turns them into accurate, readable notes for you, your family and your carers.
Mirror can be used anywhere your healthcare happens. If you have an in-person consultation, Mirror helps you remember the small details to the big moments.
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I could just focus on talking with my consultant without stressing about missing anything, because I knew the app was recording it all. It helped me relax and actually listen. Afterwards, I got a really clear summary with headings like my concerns, diagnosis and prognosis. If there was a medical term I didn’t get, I could just ask Mirror and it explained it – that was such a relief. It honestly felt like having support in my pocket. And after the appointment, I didn’t have to keep going over everything again and again with family and friends. I could just share the summary of key points.”
Mirror is registered as a Class I medical device with the UK regulator and meets the legal safety, performance and quality requirements for medical technologies.
Consultations are processed by our AI as soon as they finish. Once transcribed and a summary has been created, the audio file is deleted immediately.
Aide Health is independently assessed and meets the highest standards of data and cybersecurity. We never sell or share your personal data with any third party.
Aide Health has been backed by the National Institute of Health and Care Research and Innovate UK. We have also been serving the NHS for over three years.
Aide Health is certified to ISO 27001 and our controls, processes, and governance are independently audited to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the data we manage.
Mirror is built for the patient first, but developed alongside some of the leading clinicians in the UK to help promote shared decision-making.
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I found Mirror surprisingly unobtrusive. I quickly forgot it was running in the background, which allowed me to stay present in the conversation without worrying about taking notes. What stood out most was the sense of reassurance Mirror provided. It turned what could have been a stressful, detail-heavy appointment into an organised and manageable record, and that’s empowering. For someone with dyslexia, that clarity made a tangible difference. It made me feel more in control of my own healthcare experience.
Mirror is available now in the UK, free for two years for people living with a rare condition.
