MediMirror is a privacy-first mirror and guided routine tool for personal rehabilitation support.
MediMirror is a browser-based mirror tool designed to support guided facial movement practice, reflection, and simple recovery routines. It is intended to be easy to access, simple to use, and privacy-focused by design.
MediMirror is an evolving software project. Features may change over time as usability, accessibility, safety, and privacy improvements are made.
Camera video is processed in the browser. MediMirror does not automatically upload video, photos, or recordings.
Photos and recordings are only saved when the user chooses to create them, and they are downloaded locally to the device.
Privacy Mode blocks photos and recordings until the user deliberately turns it off.
The core app is designed without analytics, advertising trackers, or behavioural profiling scripts.
MediMirror has been designed to minimise personal data processing. The core mirror tool does not require an account, does not require a login, and does not require users to submit personal information.
If an external feedback form, contact form, or donation service is used, that external provider may process information entered by the user. Users should review the privacy information provided by those external services.
If a user chooses to contact MediMirror, the information they provide is used only to respond to their enquiry. Users should avoid sending sensitive medical details, clinical records, photos, videos, or urgent health information through contact forms.
MediMirror is designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, including portrait and landscape orientations.
Features such as fullscreen mode, overlay positioning, zoom controls, and floating controls are designed to support different comfort and visibility needs.
The interface is intentionally designed to minimise unnecessary complexity and reduce cognitive load during routines.
MediMirror is designed to support private use at home without requiring accounts or mandatory cloud connectivity.
MediMirror is being designed with NHS-style governance expectations in mind, including clear privacy controls, transparency, low data collection, and a strong preference for local-only processing.
Uses standard browser security controls, HTTPS, local processing, and minimal data exposure.
The core app does not require patient records, clinical system access, or backend storage of user media.
Positioned as a supportive wellness and exercise aid, not a diagnostic medical device.
Local-first design can support a simpler data protection assessment compared with cloud-recording tools.
MediMirror is designed to use HTTPS encrypted browser connections to help protect communication between the website and the user’s device.
The core mirror experience is intentionally designed to minimise unnecessary personal data collection and reduce exposure risk.
Camera and microphone permissions remain under browser and device-level user control.
MediMirror uses the browser’s built-in permission system. The camera can only start after the user grants permission. Users can revoke camera access at any time in their browser or device settings.
Web applications cannot fully prevent operating-system-level screenshots, screen recordings, or external recordings made using another device. MediMirror’s privacy controls are designed to reduce accidental exposure, not to override device-level behaviour.
MediMirror may link to external services such as feedback forms, contact forms, donation pages, or support tools. These services are separate from MediMirror and may have their own privacy terms, cookies, analytics, payment processing, and data handling arrangements.
Current public demonstration build focused on privacy-first local processing, guided rehabilitation support, accessibility, and usability testing.
MediMirror is currently an evolving MVP intended for demonstration, feedback, usability review, and governance assessment purposes.
The core mirror experience is designed around local browser processing without automatic upload of camera media to the server.
Last updated: May 2026