Mimir is a workspace for turning scattered research into product decisions. It is built around product thinking and the idea that useful product signal is often buried in material already read, such as meeting notes, transcripts, support conversations, survey exports, analytics, and other internal sources.
The workspace learns context and is described as getting smarter as more material is added. Its interface shows sources such as CSV files, meeting notes, Intercom chats, interview transcripts, NPS responses, Zendesk tickets, SQL queries, spreadsheets, Slack messages, URLs, and analytics-style reports. It can surface themes ranked by severity and frequency, show original quotes inline, support questions answered from the source material, and generate artifacts including a prioritized backlog, PRDs, briefs, and emails. The page also describes cross-references, blind spots, and predictive recommendations as the source set grows.
Mimir presents itself as a single workspace for themes, recommendations, chat, artifacts, and source management. It is shown as supporting paste, upload, or connection of sources, and the page includes a free offer with a “Get started free” prompt. The product is available on the web at mimir.build, with site links for Guide, Security, Contact, Templates, Compare, Analysis, Blog, Company, Terms, and Privacy.
In the RAG, search & retrieval space, Mimir takes a focused approach. It focuses on turning scattered research and notes into actionable product decisions. Mimir is a B2B product aimed at product managers and teams. There is a free tier. It runs on the web, macOS, and Windows.
Mimir first shipped in 2025. Key capabilities include research organization, context learning, and product decision support.
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