Mirall moves plates, renders and masters straight between the computers that need them. Your work never passes through anyone else's servers: no cloud upload, no transfer service in between, no third party holding a copy. The Mirall Console gives you control over every install.
Client work doesn't belong on someone else's servers.
A space holds a project's files, folders and people. Name it, pick an icon, and it exists on your machine. There's no account to sign up for and no server to set up.
In the app: “Create a New Space” → “Initialize Space”
Send an invite link that expires after 2 hours, 2 days or 2 weeks. With approval required, everyone who opens it asks to join, and a member lets them in. An invite carries the address of the space, never the key to it.
In the app: “Auto-approve” off, then “Requests to Join”
Drop a cut, a turnover or a folder of plates onto the space. Files are shared in place, straight from your disk, so nothing is copied or uploaded first.
In the app: “Release to share 3 files”
Members download the files they need, when they need them. Folders can be mirrored: a read-only copy on their disk that keeps in step with the owner's folder as it changes.
In the app: “Download to…”, “Mirror to Disk…”
Files are served only to approved members. To anyone else, a request looks like the file isn't there.
Only the person who shared a file or folder can rename it or stop sharing it. Mirrors are read-only for everyone else.
Every invite link stops working after 2 hours, 2 days or 2 weeks. Choose whether each new person needs approval.
There's no Mirall cloud. Files travel from one member's disk to another's over an encrypted connection. When a direct connection can't be made, they pass through a relay, and that relay can be one you run.
Studios behind strict firewalls still need a way through. Mirall's relay is blind: it forwards encrypted data and can't read what it carries. It runs on your own server, and the Console sets it for every install.
More about the relay →The Console issues licenses and sets the configuration of every install. It manages Mirall without ever touching your work. No file, file name or space key ever reaches it.
Each key belongs to one person and carries the configuration their computers receive. One person can use it on several machines. Suspend or revoke a key at any time.
Choose the relay, require the activity log and encrypted backups, and lock them on every install. Publish a new version and computers pick it up, signed and sealed to their license.
See which version of Mirall each computer runs, whether its configuration is up to date, and whether its backup is working.
Issued keys, published profiles, new computers and member changes, each recorded with who did it. Filter by person or period and export to CSV.
We're adding a small number of studios at a time. Tell us how you move files today, and we'll get in touch to set you up.