Finish the work you started without
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MIRA Dial is a physical device that blocks distractions across all devices until your focus session ends.


Time Limit Reached
Your Social app limit is up.
Your environment is builtto interrupt you.
Software blockers & NFC tagsare too easy to bypass.
So we made it impossibleto tap away.
A physical dial. One motion locks every device. No popup. No override. No way out until you've earned it.
Why MIRA works
Not "might work"
One click locks everything
Turn the dial and every distraction disappears across all your devices until your session ends. No workarounds.

Work in automatic intervals
MIRA handles your work and break times automatically. Stay sharp all day. No 3 PM crashes. No staring blankly for hours.

Your brain won't let you cheat
To quit, you have to physically turn off the device. That conscious action makes your brain go "actually, never mind."

Why you need MIRA
No bullsh*t answers
Finish what you started
The ultimate feature. Shut out the digital noise, lock into your focus intervals, and finish the work you started without quitting when it gets hard.
Get 3+ hours back
Reclaim the hours you silently lose every single day to notifications. Compress your workday so you can actually log off and live your life.
Zero guilt
Stop ending the day feeling disappointed that you could have done more. When MIRA is locked, you work. When it unlocks, you rest guilt-free.
Multiply your value
Deep work is the most valuable skill in the modern economy. By eliminating distractions, you produce higher quality work in less time.
Take a closer look.
Housing
Soft Touch
Matte polymer shell
Optics
Tinted
Seamless glass face
Battery
1600mAh
Flush USB-C charging
Wireless
Wi-Fi+BLE
Dual-mode sync
Contrast
True Black
Infinite contrast ratio
Resolution
466×466
Ultra-crisp pixels
Feedback
30 Clicks
Per physical rotation
Response
Zero Lag
Mechanical precision
Ring
20 LEDs
Smoothly diffused
Colors
24-bit
Addressable RGB
Brains
ESP32
Dual-core processor
Hackable
100% Open
Hardware is yours
Early tester reviews
Three steps.
Total focus.
Your rules.
Every device.
Pick exactly apps or websites are eating your day — Youtube on your Mac, Instagram on your phone, Reddit everywhere. Set it once. MIRA remembers.
Work in your
own rhythm.
Turn the dial to 25 minutes, 52, or until you decide you're done. Set your break length and cycle count to match your preference.
Deep work.
No distractions.
Phone, laptop, tablet, browser — all distractions blocked. It's time to focus and finish your work without quitting.
Before you ask
You already tried that. It didn't work. Apps block one device, you cheat on them within 20 minutes, and they do nothing about the 9 other tabs you have open. MIRA blocks everything simultaneously and makes quitting feel like physically walking out on your own work session. Different category.
Technically? Nothing, because you own the device. Psychologically? Your brain won't let you. To quit, you have to physically rotate and hold the dial and consciously decide to give up on your work. That conscious decision point is the key, because it makes your brain go "actually, never mind."
Brick only blocks your phone. MIRA blocks all devices at once. More importantly — Brick is a blocker you avoid. MIRA is a device you work WITH. You turn it, see the timer, track your progress. That makes starting feel like commitment and quitting feel like failure.
Focus sessions give you maximum effort for short bursts. Break sessions give you actual recovery, not guilty half-working. You'll finish more in three 25-minute focused sessions than in 4 hours of trying to focus. Plus, knowing a break is coming makes it easier to resist distractions.
Yes. MIRA blocks simultaneously across iOS, Android, macOS and Windows devices. It also works with all major browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
F*ck no. You buy it once, and it's yours.
We're launching soon. Right now, you can reserve your device for $5 to lock in a $80 discount, guarantee priority shipping, and get VIP status. Click here to reserve now.





