miru miru

A daily practice of attention. Every day at 11:00, miru miru offers one small mission — a quiet prompt to notice something you'd otherwise walk past. A sound. A colour. Something ordinary that becomes specific the moment you actually look at it. That's the whole app. There are no streaks, no scores, no habit tracking. Mark a mission done, skip it, or leave it — nothing is lost either way. No account to make, nothing to maintain, nothing asking for your attention beyond the one small thing it offers once a day. miru miru — 見る, "to see," said twice — is a Japanese expression for something happening visibly, right before your eyes. That's the idea: pay attention, and the world in front of you gets a little more real. This is a tiny art project, not a productivity tool. It exists to hand back a small, low-stakes moment of presence — then get out of your way.