30 minutes
is often all a clinician or teacher gets to decide what someone needs.
MMMmc LLC · concept preview · connected to the pre-release Brooks Band
MirrorMatch
Clearer communication. Support on your terms.
A developing communication experience built around each person's own baseline and chosen support preferences. The goal is more useful context between visits — not a claim to read someone's emotions, intentions or needs for them.
Care that ripples outward.
The problem
Communication differences can be misunderstood.
Explaining what helps can be hardest in an overwhelming moment. Families describe the hurt of being misread; personalized support information can offer a better starting point.
7.4M
Americans 65+ live with Alzheimer's dementia.¹
2M
Americans live with aphasia.²
1 in 5
therapy clients drop out early, often before the fit is right.³
1 in 2 U.S. adults report feeling lonely.⁴
¹ Alzheimer's Association, 2026 Facts and Figures. ² NIDCD (NIH), Aphasia. ³ Swift & Greenberg, J Consult Clin Psychol 2012. ⁴ U.S. Surgeon General, Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation, 2023.
How it works
Be heard. Be understood. Belong.
Brooks Band — be heard
The current watch prototype compares voice-level measurements to your own baseline and can give a private cue. Routine records use derived measurements, not conversation transcripts; wearer verification may use cloud processing.
MirrorMatch avatar — be understood
A developing visual profile for the context and preferences you choose to share. You help define what support means to you; the avatar does not determine what you are thinking or feeling.
Community playform — belong
A developing playform for chosen routines, visual progress and care passed forward. Motivation celebrates effort and personal goals, not a judgment about being good or bad.
Home & rural care · only with your permission
More context for the people you trust.
Telehealth today
MirrorMatch concept
What the care team sees
A short check-in, self-reported
Authorized context summaries being developed
Who you are
Codes and a 40-page file
A personalized How to Support Me profile
The first visit
Starting from zero
Pre-agreed support preferences, when configured and shared
Between visits
Quiet until something goes wrong
Private cues and optional follow-up views being refined
- You choose
- Share a link
- Care team views
- Take it back
You own your data. Clinicians make every care decision.
Be understood
A personalized How to Support Me profile.
A clearer starting point
A developing profile for preferred prompts, sensory preferences and what appears to help — alongside existing records.
Shaped with the person
The individual or authorized caregiver helps choose what trusted supporters should know.
You own your story
The Living Book: you decide who sees each chapter.
Yours to write
Others can watch your story when you choose to share it.
One chapter, one link
Share a single chapter and take access back anytime.
Full history
Share chapters with a therapist or doctor and keep your full history.
Avatar
Real life is the playing field. You become your avatar.
1
Live
Explore visual progress for effort and personally chosen routines.
2
Grow
Composure, communication, generosity, gratitude.
3
Authenticity
A private space to reflect on your own goals and what support helps. Awareness, never judgment.
4
Graduate
Celebrate growing confidence and independence, at your own pace.
Avatar growth and community connections are concepts being developed. Participation and sharing are optional; the design is not a competitive ranking of children.
Matching
Exploring fit through communication preferences.
Matching concepts explore strengths, preferences and shared interests as a starting point for conversations with therapists, care teams or mentors. These are developing workflows, not guarantees of fit or outcomes.
Ranked matches
Each therapist, mentor or opportunity carries a fit score with the reasoning behind it: which strengths align, which interests overlap, and where values match the environment.
What the profile reveals
Beyond the score, the profile returns dominant themes, how the person works with others, where they will thrive, directions to explore, and growth edges to watch.
Identity stays with the user
A user is identified by a self-selected ID. The other side sees a strengths profile and a fit score — never name, photo, gender, or age — until both parties opt in to connect.
Express interest
When a therapist, mentor or opportunity fits, the user expresses interest and an introduction is facilitated. The user controls when identity is shared, and can review, correct, or delete profile data at any time.
Light the Sky · the Giving Match Board
Be real. Do good. Watch your light spread.
- 1
Verified avatar
- 2
Vouched for locally
- 3
Both say yes
- 4
Both confirm and rate trust
- 5
The map lights up
Sparks are earned through real growth and verified kindness — never bought, sold, traded or cashed out.
88% of older volunteers who lacked company felt less isolated.⁵
Spending on others makes people happier than spending on themselves.⁶
⁵ CNCS Senior Corps longitudinal study, 2019. ⁶ Dunn, Aknin & Norton, Science 2008.
Privacy by design: derived records, not routine transcripts · wearer verification may use cloud processing · role-appropriate sharing and revocable access · you own your data.
More understanding. More choice. Care passed forward.
Clinics, schools and care programs can register interest in pre-release pilot opportunities. Scope and timing depend on readiness.
MirrorMatch is in development. Illustrations are concept art and demonstration profiles are fictional, not live wearable data. Connected features and timing may change. The matching methodology is proprietary and confidential.