This document describes Mirrorable, a product created by the nonprofit Fight the Stroke to help children recovering from strokes relearn motor skills. Mirrorable uses neuroscience and artificial intelligence principles to allow children to practice skills at home via a system that tracks their movements. It aims to make rehabilitation more engaging for children and easier for parents and doctors to monitor progress. The solution was developed based on research with 45 children over 9 months which found 100% adherence and ease of use. The document outlines Mirrorable's team and approach, which focuses on making rehabilitation inclusive, evidence-based, and available remotely via affordable hardware.