About Miroji
Miroji turns an Android phone’s front camera into a simple live mirror. Opening the app displays the camera view immediately, letting someone check their appearance or see what is in front of the phone without taking a photograph. It is designed for viewing rather than capturing images: there is no shutter or save function, and the app does not record the camera feed. The app’s functions are deliberately narrow. It requests camera access to show the live image, while the supplied description says that the image stays on the device and is not stored or sent elsewhere. No account or sign-up is needed. The interface is described as minimal, and the app is available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Japanese. Miroji is useful when a quick front-camera view is all that is needed and a photo-taking workflow would be unnecessary. It does not present itself as a camera editor or image library; its stated purpose is to provide a mirror-like preview. The available information describes an Android app and does not list additional camera controls or image-processing tools.
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