Ads
Moves budget to ad sets that convert, pauses the ones burning money and flags tired creatives before CTR drops.
Chrome extension for online sellers
Mira reads your store admin, ads manager and seller dashboards while you work. It tells you what to fix next, or fixes it for you. You choose which, area by area.
Private test build. Not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so it installs from a folder in about two minutes. Works on any store or ads dashboard that opens in Chrome.
| Order | Customer | Total | Payment | Pin code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #48213 | Priya S. | ₹1,499 | COD · high RTO | 803101 |
| #48212 | Arjun M. | ₹2,340 | UPI | 560034 |
| #48211 | Neha K. | ₹899 | Card | 400050 |
Works wherever you sell and advertise
What Mira handles
Ads and store settings are where most sellers start. Mira covers the rest of the business too, from stock to support tickets.
Moves budget to ad sets that convert, pauses the ones burning money and flags tired creatives before CTR drops.
Rewrites titles and descriptions for search, fills missing attributes and fixes broken images and variants.
Watches margins, competitor prices and sale calendars, then proposes price and discount changes.
Predicts stock-outs from your sales pace and drafts purchase orders before a bestseller runs dry.
Catches stuck shipments, high-RTO pin codes and risky COD orders, and updates your shipping rules.
Drafts replies to "where is my order", refund requests and reviews, written in your store's voice.
Keeps every seller, ads and supplier login in an encrypted vault and signs in when Mira needs to work.
Ask about your numbers or your next move and get an answer drawn from your own dashboards.
Suggest or Auto
Mira stays out of this area completely.
Mira shows the exact change and why. Nothing happens until you tap Apply.
Mira makes the change inside the limits you set, then logs it so you can review or undo.
Built-in password manager
Passwords are encrypted before they are stored. Your master password never leaves your computer.
Seller portals, ad accounts, payment gateways, courier panels and supplier sites.
Choose which logins Mira can use for its work. The vault locks itself when you step away.
Ask Mira
Ask why a number moved, what to do before a sale, or how to fix a problem you have never faced. Mira answers from your store's data and walks you through it.
Install the test build
Mira isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet. While we test, you add it straight from a folder using Chrome's Developer mode. No coding needed, and you can remove it any time.
Save mira-extension.zip to your computer and unzip it. Move the folder somewhere it can stay, like Documents. Chrome runs Mira from this folder, so don't delete or rename it later.
Paste this into Chrome's address bar and press Enter. You can also open the ⋮ menu, then Extensions › Manage Extensions.
chrome://extensions
Flip the Developer mode switch in the top-right corner of the page. Three new buttons appear underneath.
Select the mira-extension folder, the one with manifest.json directly inside it. Choose the folder itself, not the .zip file.
A Mira card with the puppy icon appears on the page. Make sure its switch is blue.
Click the puzzle-piece icon next to the address bar, then the pin next to Mira. Click the puppy any time to open Mira.
That's it. Open your store admin or ads manager and click the puppy. Mira starts reading the page, and you can choose Suggest or Auto for each area in its settings.
Most install problems come down to picking the wrong folder. These fix nearly everything else.
You picked a folder one level too high. Open the folder you selected. If there's another mira-extension folder inside it, click Load unpacked again and choose that inner folder. The right one has manifest.json directly inside.
Developer mode is still off. Turn on the switch in the top-right corner of chrome://extensions and the button appears on the left.
That's expected for a test build. Close the message and keep Mira switched on. It goes away once Mira is on the Chrome Web Store.
Unzip the new file and replace everything inside your old mira-extension folder. Then go to chrome://extensions and click the ↻ reload arrow on the Mira card. Your settings stay as they were.
The folder was probably moved, renamed or deleted. Put it back somewhere permanent and repeat step 4.
Edge and Brave work the same way. Open edge://extensions or brave://extensions and follow the same steps. Chrome on phones doesn't support extensions, so use a laptop or desktop.
Testing Mira for us? Follow the install guide, then tell us what Mira gets right and wrong. Leave your email to hear when the Chrome Web Store version is ready.
Questions
It will be. During private testing we share Mira as a folder so we can ship fixes quickly. Follow the install guide for now. When the Web Store version is live, remove the test build and install from there to get automatic updates.
Any e-commerce platform you manage in Chrome. That includes Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Etsy, BigCommerce and Magento, plus ad platforms, payment gateways, courier panels and email tools. If it opens in a browser tab, Mira can read it.
Only in areas you set to Auto, and only within your limits. Everything else stays in Suggest, where Mira waits for you to tap Apply. Every action is logged and can be undone.
Vault entries are encrypted on your device and protected by a master password that never leaves it. You decide which logins Mira may use, and the vault locks after a period of inactivity.
Yes. Mira keeps each store's data, settings and limits separate, so you can run several brands from the same browser.
No. Install the extension and keep working in your dashboards. Mira learns from what is on screen, so there are no API keys or integrations to set up.