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Household software that lives in your house.

Open-source apps for a family's money, health records and a newborn's day. You run them on your own server, and they record facts, not advice.

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Mithra Family Brief for a demo household: this week's priorities, upcoming payments and recent readings. Demo data MithraMoney, health and plans Example HealthTrendsLab results over time TinyTots Today screen at night for a demo baby: the last feed, the last diaper and today's totals. Demo data TinyTotsA newborn's day

Mithra

A family operating system for couples. Finance, health records, household plans and upcoming obligations in one calm household view.

  • Records come in as text, voice, CSV, XLSX or PDF, and are saved only after you review them.
  • Family Brief, Finance, Health, Planning and Week in Review.
  • Each adult can keep records Only you, hidden even from the household view.
  • It never changes a record without confirmation, never spends money or makes bookings, and never gives medical or financial advice.

Open source under the MIT licence. Install with the signed systemd installer or as containers on Dokploy.

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Mithra Week in Review for a demo household: an On track status, three ranked priorities and an upcoming timeline.
Week in Review. Demo data.
Mithra Finance for a demo household: monthly spending against budget and upcoming payments.
Finance. Demo data.

HealthTrends

Family lab tracking. Upload lab-report PDFs, standardise the readings, and chart each person's trends against reference ranges.

  • Readings are extracted on your server and shown for review before they are saved.
  • Per-person profiles, unit conversion and reference-range bands.
  • Bring your own AI provider for cautious questions about the history, or use it with no AI at all.
  • It does not give medical advice, diagnose or replace a clinician.

A separate app from MithraHQ. Not yet published.

TinyTots

A shared newborn care log. Feeds, diapers, spit-up, weight and milestones, recorded by everyone who looks after the baby.

  • Installs to a phone's home screen and works one-handed at 3 a.m.
  • Daily totals and seven-day charts, stated as exact facts.
  • Sign in with an emailed link. Telegram is an optional second door.
  • It states what was recorded and never judges or gives clinical advice.

TinyTots, from MithraHQ. A separate app at tinytots.mithrahq.com.

TinyTots Today screen in daylight for a demo baby.
Daytime. Demo data.
TinyTots Today screen in its night theme for a demo baby.
At night. Demo data.

How your data is kept

Facts about Mithra as it ships today. The full contract is in the repository.

  • On your server. Mithra runs where you install it. Nothing is sent to MithraHQ.
  • Encrypted at rest. The container image encrypts the whole database with SQLCipher (AES-256). Uploaded files are sealed with AES-GCM.
  • Only you by default. A record is visible to the other adult only when you mark it Shared.
  • Reviewed before saved. Imports and captures wait for your confirmation. Mithra never changes a record on its own.
  • Signed releases. The install guide verifies the signature and every file's digest before anything runs as root.
  • A sandboxed PDF reader. In containers, PDFs are read by a separate process with no network and no access to your data.
Read the security page Self-hosting guide

Recent changes

Full changelog
  1. Toolchain and dependency updates Mithra
  2. Containers, Dokploy and encryption at rest Mithra
  3. Security fixes and sample trends Mithra

Run it on your own server.

Mithra is MIT licensed. Start with the repository and its install guide.

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