Create a workspace, add your first source, and see what Mimir finds — in about a minute.
Mimir is an AI-native product management tool. Tools like Cursor and Claude Code help teams write code, but the harder problem is figuring out what to build. Mimir closes that gap.
The core loop: add customer interviews, product usage data, and feedback to your workspace → Mimir reads your sources, finds patterns, and surfaces what deserves attention → you get evidence-backed recommendations to guide your next move.
If you're a founder, product manager, or engineering lead who owns product decisions, Mimir is built for you.
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Projects are how you organize your workspace in Mimir. Each project has its own sources, insights, recommendations, and chat history. You might create one project per product, per initiative, or per research question — whatever makes sense for how you think about your work.
From the sidebar
Click the + button in the sidebar to create a new project. Mimir starts a short onboarding conversation in the chat panel to learn about your product, users, primary metric, and the question you're trying to answer. This context helps Mimir surface what matters most.
From paste-and-go
If you land via the paste-and-go flow, Mimir creates the project automatically and skips the onboarding conversation — your pasted content is the context.
Sources are the raw inputs you add to your workspace — customer interviews, survey responses, support tickets, product analytics screenshots, meeting notes, or anything else that captures how people experience your product.
Supported formats
.txt, .csv, .pdf for text documents, and .png, .jpg, .webp for screenshots and images. Mimir uses Claude vision to extract text from images, so screenshots of dashboards, support tickets, or whiteboard notes all work.
How to upload
There are three ways to add sources. Drag and drop files onto the Sources page inbox. Click the upload area to browse your filesystem. Or attach files directly in the chat panel using the paperclip icon — Mimir processes them as sources automatically.
Paste text directly
Don't have a file? Paste raw text directly into the inbox. This is especially handy for copying in an email chain, or quick notes from a customer call.
Once you trigger analysis (either automatically from paste-and-go or manually with the /analyze command), Mimir reads your sources, finds patterns, and surfaces what matters. You'll see a progress card tracking three stages.
Reading sources
Finding patterns
Surfacing what matters
You don't have to wait for the full process. As each stage completes, results appear in the workspace panel. A toast notification lets you know when everything is ready.
Speed depends on how many sources you're working with and how large they are.
Single source
About 15–20 seconds end-to-end. You'll have insights and recommendations before you finish reading the progress card.
5–10 sources
Under a minute. Sources are read in parallel (up to 10 at once), so adding more doesn't increase time linearly.
15+ sources
About 1–2 minutes. The pattern-finding step does more work to cluster a larger number of signals, but parallel reading keeps the overall time manageable.