Mirror
Mirror is an iOS app that turns your birth date, time and place into a full natal chart plus 10+ personality profiles, then uses AI for daily horoscopes, narrative reports and compatibility readings between any two people.
What is Mirror?
Mirror is an iOS app published by AMFM AI, Inc. (Dover, Delaware) that combines astrology, psychometrics and generative AI. Its premise is that no single framework says enough on its own, and that the interesting material appears where several systems overlap. Mirror therefore maps you across more than ten of them: Western, Vedic, Chinese and Mayan astrology, Human Design, numerology and Life Path, MBTI, the Enneagram with its wings and subtypes, Big Five/OCEAN and DISC.
Everything follows from one onboarding entry, your date, time and place of birth. The publisher quotes three minutes for the complete profile and two minutes for the personality test, and the daily dashboard is readable before you even create an account.
Four blocks sit on top of that profile. The daily block produces an AI-written horoscope drawn from the entire chart rather than the sun sign alone, with live planetary transits, the moon phase, personalised mantras and journal prompts (Daily Lens). The reports block generates seven long narrative pieces: Personal Operating Manual, Romantic Compatibility, Friendship Compatibility, Work Compatibility, Sexual Intimacy & Shadow, Conflict & Repair, and How To Work With Me. The relational block compares two people across every system at once, including someone who is not on Mirror, whose birth details you simply type in. Between Us adds a shared ritual: one question a day, both people answer, and the answers unlock only when both have replied, in Romantic Partner, Best Friend or Work Colleague variants. Ask, finally, is an AI chat that already knows your chart and your personality profile.
The marketing site is backed by a large public corpus: a browser of 192 MBTI-by-zodiac combinations, 117 Enneagram pages, 79 zodiac compatibility pages and 20 Insights articles.
Two things stay in view. The publisher frames all of it as entertainment and self-exploration, not professional advice. And the company is young: the domain was registered on 20/02/2025 and first captured by the Wayback Machine on 22/02/2025. The home page claims 4.8/5 on the App Store, while the App Store listing itself showed 4.7 from 831 ratings on the day of collection.
What it does
- Calculate a full natal chart from your date, time and place of birth
- Read a daily horoscope, live planetary transits and moon phases generated from the whole chart, not just the sun sign
- Build a profile across 10+ personality systems from a single onboarding entry
- Run romantic, friendship or work compatibility reports with anyone, including people who do not use the app
- Ask the AI chat about yourself, your relationship or your job
- Answer the daily Between Us question with a partner or a close friend
- Share your Personal Operating Manual or your How To Work With Me playbook
When to use Mirror / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Mirror is the right fit.
When to use Mirror
- Astrology readers who find sun-sign horoscopes too generic and want a daily reading built from their whole natal chart
- Personality-test enthusiasts tired of one app per framework: MBTI, Enneagram, Big Five and DISC all sit in the same profile
- Couples and close friends who want a shared daily ritual, through the Between Us question that unlocks once both people have answered
- People turning over a relationship pattern who want language for why the same kind of partner keeps coming back, or how to repair a conflict
- Colleagues and small teams curious about working styles, via the Work Compatibility report and the shareable How To Work With Me playbook
When not to use Mirror
- Anyone seeking medical, mental-health, financial or legal guidance: the publisher states outright that Mirror is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment
- Users who want a scientifically validated assessment, since Mirror deliberately mixes astrology with psychometrics and is framed by its own terms as entertainment only
- Android and desktop users: at the time of review there is no Play Store build, no web app and no API, only iPhone on iOS 17.4 or later
- Non-English speakers, as the interface and every generated report are English-only
- Children under 13, who are excluded outright, and 13-to-18-year-olds without parental consent
How to use Mirror
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Download Mirror from the App Store: iPhone on iOS 17.4 or later, 366.2 MB
- Enter your date, time and place of birth; Mirror computes the natal chart and the 10+ personality profiles straight away
- Browse the daily dashboard, horoscope, transits and moon phase, before you have even created an account
- Create an account when you want to save and share: phone number and name, verified by a one-time code received by SMS
- Add friends, or type in the birth details of someone who is not on Mirror
- Run a compatibility report, romantic, friendship or work, or a solo report such as the Personal Operating Manual
- Open Between Us with a partner, a best friend or a colleague and answer the question of the day
- Ask the AI chat about a chart, a relationship or a work dynamic
- Subscribe in-app to unlock Premium: unlimited AI chat, unlimited compatibility reports, personalised friend charts
- Or buy a single report outright, without a subscription; there is no web install, no extension and no technical setup
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Crosses 10+ frames of reference where most apps expose a single one, and one onboarding entry feeds all of them
- Usable before an account exists: the daily dashboard opens as soon as birth data is entered
- Substantial permanent free tier, with charts, personality tests, daily horoscope, transits and moon phases advertised as free
- Long narrative reports rather than raw scores, and compatibility that works with people who do not have the app
- Between Us is a relational mechanic specific to the product rather than a repackaged horoscope feed
- Deliberately limited collection: no precise geolocation, no biometrics, no card numbers, no identity documents, with encryption in transit and at rest and third-party audits claimed
- Explicit no-sale-of-data policy, single reports purchasable without a subscription, and legal pages reachable in two clicks from the footer
Cons
- iOS only at the time of review, with no Android build and no web app, and an interface and reports available in English only
- No pricing page on the site: the amounts are readable only on the publisher's App Store listing, where two different annual prices coexist
- AI queries feed model improvement and no opt-out option is documented
- No DPA, no named subprocessor, no certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and no Article 27 GDPR representative despite acknowledged EEA and UK users; data hosted in the United States only
- No contact page or form, the only address published on the site being privacy@mirror-hq.com, and sign-up requires a phone number, more identifying than an email
- Untidy documentation: the terms indemnify an otherwise unknown AMIM Labs, LLC and leave the arbitration venue as a template placeholder ([Your City]), the App Store seller is AMFM Labs, LLC while the site names AMFM AI, Inc., and the App Store privacy card claims zero data collection
- Claims do not always line up: 4.8 displayed on the site against 4.7 on the App Store listing, and JSON-LD declaring iOS and Android while the FAQ says Android is still to come; the positioning is entertainment, with no scientific validation claimed
Pricing & Plans
Mirror is free to download and use, and the free tier is permanent rather than a time-limited trial. There is no pricing page on mirror-hq.com: the amounts below are published by the developer itself, on its App Store listing, as in-app purchases. Premium is sold weekly at USD 3.99, monthly at USD 9.99 and annually at USD 39.99, with two further annual lines listed at USD 29.99. A single report can be bought outright for USD 4.99, with no subscription required, and subscriptions can be gifted at USD 2.99 weekly, USD 9.99 monthly and USD 69.99 annually. The lowest recurring entry point expressed in months is therefore USD 9.99 per month. Subscriptions renew automatically through the iTunes account unless auto-renew is turned off, and can be cancelled at any time.
- natal charts
- personality tests
- daily horoscope
- transits and moon phases
- usable before an account is created
- USD 3.99 per week
- USD 9.99 per month
- USD 29.99 or USD 39.99 per year depending on the in-app purchase line
- Premium unlocks unlimited Ask AI chat
- unlimited compatibility reports
- personalised friend charts and unlimited AI prompts
- USD 4.99 for a single report
- no subscription required
- Weekly USD 2.99
- Monthly USD 9.99
- Annual USD 69.99
- Plan names are taken as published on the developer's App Store listing
- the website itself has no pricing page
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Mirror handles your data.
GDPR overview
The privacy policy carries a section explicitly headed Legal Bases (GDPR), listing contract performance, legitimate interests, consent and legal obligation; consent is limited to optional marketing and research studies and can be withdrawn at any time. Data is stored in the United States and transfers outside the EEA rely on Standard Contractual Clauses. Rights of access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction and objection are set out, exercised through in-app privacy settings or by email after identity verification, and EEA/UK residents are told they may complain to their local supervisory authority. Stated security measures include encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access controls, security training and third-party audits. What is missing is notable: no Article 27 EU representative, no named Data Protection Officer (the contact is Attn: Privacy Officer at the Dover address), no DPA and no certification. Policy dated 05/05/2025.
Who owns the data?
Under the privacy policy you remain the owner of your personal data and AMFM AI, Inc. processes it to run the service, stating that it does not sell or lease it. You alone are responsible for what you submit, AI prompts included, and by submitting User Content you grant the publisher a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide licence to use, modify and display that content in connection with the app. The app itself, its text, graphics, logos and software, belongs to AMFM AI, Inc. or its licensors; you receive a limited, non-exclusive, revocable licence for personal, non-commercial use. Access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction and objection rights apply depending on where you live.
Reuse rights
Mirror collects account and profile data (a phone number for one-time-code sign-in, plus a name), birth data (date, time and place), personality data (test answers and derived scores), usage data (screens viewed, clicks, time spent, device, operating system, IP address) and the content of your AI queries. It explicitly does not collect precise geolocation, biometric identifiers, payment card numbers or government-issued IDs. The stated purposes are delivering the service, authenticating you by SMS one-time code, personalising, communicating, improving and securing. Sharing is described by category only, never by named subprocessor: cloud hosting and analytics, SMS and email providers, AI infrastructure partners, advisers and authorities, corporate transfers. The sensitive point is training: AI query content is used to improve the models after de-identification, and no opt-out is documented. Note also that the App Store privacy card claims the developer collects no data at all, which the privacy policy contradicts.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
The privacy policy states it plainly: "We store data in the United States." Any transfer outside the EEA relies on Standard Contractual Clauses. No secondary hosting country is named, no broad region is declared and no hosting provider is identified, the policy listing only categories of recipients such as cloud hosting and analytics providers or AI infrastructure partners. There is no European data-residency option. Announced security measures are encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access controls, security training and third-party audits, though no certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 is claimed and no DPA is published. On the network side, the domain resolves to 216.150.1.193, a United States address on AS16509 (Amazon.com Inc.); that address is anycast, so it marks a point of presence for the website and says nothing about where user data actually lives.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Mirror.
- The questions you type into the AI feed model improvement after de-identification, with no documented opt-out: treat the chat as something you cannot take back
- Sign-up requires a phone number, more identifying than an email, and the birth details and test results you hand over are intimate by nature and hosted in the United States only
- Submitting content, AI prompts included, grants the publisher a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use, modify and display it in connection with the app
- No named subprocessor, no DPA, no certification and no Article 27 GDPR representative, although the policy acknowledges EEA and UK users
- Documentation errors that matter if you ever need to act: the privacy page prints privacy@mirror-hq.co without the final m while only the terms' privacy@mirror-hq.com is valid, the arbitration clause still reads [Your City], the indemnification clause protects an AMIM Labs, LLC that appears nowhere else, and two entities coexist, AMFM AI, Inc. on the site and AMFM Labs, LLC as App Store seller
- The App Store privacy card states that the developer collects no data from this app, which the privacy policy contradicts point by point: check which declaration you are relying on
- Subscriptions renew automatically through the iTunes account, and the content is explicitly entertainment: the publisher warns against basing important life, health, financial or legal decisions on it, which is worth remembering when a daily ritual starts doing your self-image for you
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low. No technical skill is required: download the app from the App Store, then enter your date, time and place of birth. The publisher quotes three minutes for the complete profile and two minutes for the personality test, and the daily dashboard can be consulted before an account even exists. Creating an account asks only for a phone number and a name, verified by a one-time code sent by SMS. Hardware requirement: an iPhone running iOS 17.4 or later, with 366.2 MB of space. There is no integration to wire up, no API key and no configuration.
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Behind Mirror
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Resources
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Frequently asked questions
What is Mirror?
Which personality systems does it cover?
Is Mirror free?
Do I need an account to start?
Which platforms is it available on?
Can I check compatibility with someone who does not have the app?
How does Mirror combine astrology and personality testing?
Are my AI conversations used to train the models?
Where is my data hosted, and can I delete it?
What is the minimum age, and how do I contact the publisher?
Should you pick Mirror?
Mirror's proposition is clear and not widely copied: aggregate more than ten frames of reference and let an AI make them talk to each other, rather than ship another sun-sign horoscope. The product side is carefully executed, with a single onboarding entry, a dashboard readable before you create an account, and a free tier that is genuinely substantial. The seven narrative reports and the Between Us daily question give the app something to do beyond the morning read.
The framing matters as much as the features. The publisher is explicit that this is entertainment and self-exploration, never professional advice, and claims no scientific validation for mixing astrology with psychometrics. Read on those terms it is coherent; read as a diagnostic tool it is not what it says it is.
The reservations are real. iOS only, English only. No pricing page on the site, so the amounts live on the App Store listing, where two different annual prices coexist. AI queries feed model improvement with no documented opt-out. Data sits in the United States alone, with no DPA, no named subprocessor, no certification and no Article 27 representative.
Documentation hygiene is the weakest link: two company names (AMFM AI, Inc. on the site, AMFM Labs, LLC as App Store seller), template leftovers in the terms, an arbitration venue still reading [Your City] and an indemnification clause protecting an unknown AMIM Labs, LLC, a typo in the privacy page's contact address, and an App Store privacy card claiming no collection at all while the policy details five categories.
Worth trying if the multi-system angle appeals and you take the entertainment framing at face value. Check the App Store prices yourself before subscribing, and assume that anything typed into the chat feeds the models.
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