A candle-lit church, ready for an evening of reflection

Mirror Dear’s launch night is a candle-lit evening of reflection, to celebrate the app’s arrival together, in person.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we’ll take a moment to give thanks: to reflect on the people we’re grateful for, and what they’ve brought to our lives. There’ll be quiet time to reflect on your own, gentle group activities and games, and a look at how the Mirror Dear app works, with demos of its features.

Then stay for an open meet and greet with others who care about reflection. Samosas, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks will be served.

What to expect

  1. An ice breaker, and a chance to meet others
  2. Time to reflect on your own
  3. Group reflection activities and games
  4. How to use the Mirror Dear app
  5. An open meet and greet

Who it's for

Anyone interested in reflection, whether you're new to it or already keep a journal.

What to bring

  • A charged phone or iPad, to try the app
  • Your own journal, if you'd like
  • A cushion to sit on, if you prefer the floor

Price

Pay what you can. The suggested amount is £10, to cover costs. If you can't pay right now, come anyway: free places are available.

Donate

Full refund available up to 24 hours before the event.

Venue and access

A church in central London

We're confirming the venue now. Everyone who books will get the details by email as soon as they're set.

Access: Ask us about step-free access, seating or anything else that would help: hello@mirrordear.com. You can also tell us when you book.

Photos and recording

We will take photos and record parts of this event, and some may be shared publicly by Mirror Dear, on our website and social media. When you book, you can tell us whether you're happy to appear. If you'd rather not, we'll keep you out of anything we share. You can change your mind at any time by emailing hello@mirrordear.com.

Good to know

Your host

Vatsal Kanoria, founder

Vatsal is a meditator, a reflector and the founder of Mirror Dear. It began as a few iPhone shortcuts that asked him good questions every day, and grew into an app and a community for reflecting together.