🪞 Mirror

Who gets what, and why

You're about to share a real conversation with real people in it. So here is every piece of it, and exactly who sees that piece.

Three parties exist, and that's the entire list.
You — signed in with your email.
Richelle — built Mirror, sent you here, runs this test.
Claude (Anthropic) — the AI that does the actual reading.

Your word-for-word transcript

ClaudeSees it once, for the few seconds the analysis takes.
RichelleNever. Not once, not later.
Saved?No. It's never written down anywhere.

It exists in memory while Mirror reads it, then it's gone. There's no copy to go back to — not for her, not for you, not for anyone with a subpoena.

The lines Mirror quotes back to you

ClaudeChose them.
RichelleYes — these she can see.
Saved?Yes, inside your results.

To show you the moment something turned, Mirror repeats the actual sentence — sometimes one another person said. This is the one real exception to "your transcript disappears," and it's why it's on this page instead of buried somewhere.

What you wrote about yourself

ClaudeYes — it's what the read compares against.
RichelleYes.
Saved?Yes.

Your honest read on how it went, anything you were worried about, what you took away, what you decided to try. This is the heart of it — comparing your story to the room's is the entire product, and it's what makes coming back worth anything.

Who was in the room

ClaudeYes — names and roles.
RichelleYes.
Saved?Yes.

Half of what Mirror measures only means anything relative to status — being interrupted by your report and by your CEO are different events. It can't read the room without knowing who holds what.

Your scores and coaching

ClaudeWrote them.
RichelleYes.
Saved?Yes — that's what you come back to.

She reads these to find out whether Mirror is any good yet. That's the whole reason this test exists.

Your email address

ClaudeNever sent. It isn't part of the analysis.
RichelleYes.
Saved?Yes — it's how you get back in.

The email service that delivers your sign-in link sees your address and the link itself. Nothing about your meeting ever passes through it.

Nobody else. Ever.

Not sold, not shared, not published, not used to train anything. No advertising cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixels. Other people testing Mirror cannot see a single thing you wrote.

How your results stay yours

Your results live at a web address long enough that guessing it isn't realistic — and even then, you have to be signed in as you to open it. If you forwarded the exact link to a colleague, they'd see nothing.

Worth saying out loud: if a meeting is sensitive enough that a few quoted lines in Richelle's hands would be a problem, use a different meeting. Everything else here is genuinely private — but that part isn't, and you should decide knowing it.

Want it gone?

Ask, and it's deleted — all of it, permanently, no reason needed. Reply to any email from Mirror and say the word.

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