They ask "What time does your flight land Friday?"

Trip itinerary, page 1

Your flight lands in Detroit at 6:40 PM Friday, gate A12.

This is the app that made you want to buy your glasses.

Answers on your lens while the conversation is still going.

EyeCues is a personal assistant that listens all day, so you never stop to type. When a question comes up, the answer appears in front of your eyes: from your own documents, your past conversations, or what the AI already knows. Just talk, and it takes the notes, saves every conversation, and turns what you say into reminders, lists and calendar events. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity. Made for Even G2.

Get EyeCues

It answers the question someone just asked.

Someone asks when your flight lands. EyeCues finds it in your itinerary and shows it on your lens, with where it came from, before you have to say "let me check." Nothing to tap and nothing to say to it.

They ask "How many therapy visits does my plan cover?"

Insurance handbook, page 9

Physical therapy is covered for 20 visits a year. No referral needed.

From your documents

Dana asks "Did I tell you where my daughter got in?"

Coffee with Dana, Oct 14

Dana's daughter starts at Michigan State in the fall. Dana is training for the Detroit marathon.

From your past conversations

They ask "How far is Grand Rapids from here?"

Web

Lansing to Grand Rapids is about 70 miles, a little over an hour on I-96.

From the web

You just talk. It does the rest.

EyeCues listens the whole time you wear your glasses, like an assistant sitting in on your day. There is no app to open and nothing to type. Ask it to do something and it is done before you finish the sentence. Everything else it hears becomes notes, a summary and suggestions you keep with one tap.

A day with EyeCues

BreakfastAdd string cheese to my shopping list.Added on the spot. At the store, ask what's on the list and it reads it back on your lens.
Driving to workRemind me at 3 to call the school.Saved as you say it. At 3:00 it shows on your lens, and the invite is already in your calendar.
The morning meetingYou don't say a thing.EyeCues writes it all down and answers questions on your lens. Afterward you get the summary, who said what, and suggestions like "Send Mark the slides by Thursday."
Before your talkLet me read the sales pitch.Your script opens on the lens as a teleprompter that follows your voice, word by word.
Lunch with a clientHow old is the roof?They ask, and the answer from the seller's disclosure is on your lens before you reach for your phone.
On the way homeWhat did I promise people today?EyeCues answers from today's conversations, so nothing slips.

Make it fit your day: keep the lens dark until there is an answer, have answers close on their own after 7 seconds (or anywhere from 2 to 60), and choose whether it answers everyone's questions or only yours.

One calendar for everything.

What you say goes out to the calendar you already use, and your Google Calendar comes into EyeCues. Your plans, your reminders and every conversation end up on the same day, so nothing gets missed.

Out to your calendarPut lunch with Dustin on my calendar Friday at noon.EyeCues emails you a calendar invite the moment you say it, with a 10-minute alert. Tap Yes and it is in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
Automatic, or on a tapYour choice in Settings.Have every reminder and event with a time sent on its own, or only when you tap Add to calendar. Send them to your sign-in email or any other address.
In from Google CalendarWhat do I have Friday?Paste your Google Calendar's private link once. Your Google events show on the EyeCues calendar, stay current every 15 minutes, and EyeCues answers from your next 7 days on the lens.
All in one placeRecap Tuesday.Events, reminders, tasks, your Google Calendar and every conversation sit on the day they happened, with a recap of the whole day.

And the app that keeps it all.

Every conversation lands in the EyeCues app on your phone and at myeyecues.com: a summary, the full transcript, the answers you saw, and the things worth doing next. These are the real screens.

A saved conversation at myeyecues.com, open to its transcript

Everything EyeCues does, and how to use it.

Eighteen things it does for you. Pick one from the list, or open the full list for the steps and the exact words to say.

The buyers ask "How old is the roof?"

Seller's disclosure, page 2

The roof was replaced in 2021 and the furnace in 2019.

Answers on your lens

Someone asks, the answer appears.

No wake word and nothing to tap. EyeCues hears the conversation, notices a real question, and puts a short answer on your lens with where it came from: your document and page, an earlier conversation, or general knowledge.

Learn more

How to use it

Open EyeCues in the Even app and put on your glasses.
Talk normally. When a question comes up, the answer appears on its own.
Press and hold the temple to put it away, or set answers to close on their own after 2 to 60 seconds.

Good to know

An icon on every answer shows its source, so you know whether to trust it.
It ignores small talk, and questions from a TV, video or podcast in the room.
Choose whether it answers anyone's questions or only yours.
Answers stay short: a sentence or two, longer only when the question needs steps.

Ask it anything out loud

Weather: "What's the weather?", "Do I need a jacket?" or "Is it raining in Chicago tomorrow?" Now, today and the next two days, for where you are or any place you name.
Battery: "How's my battery?" shows the glasses' charge, and EyeCues warns you on its own at 20%, 10% and 5%.

You say "Take me to my 3 o'clock."

In 0.3 mi

Turn right onto West Main Street

0.5 mi, 10 min to Family Dentistry

The Directions page in the EyeCues app: where you parked, saved places like Home, Work and Gym, and recent places, each with a Go button

Directions New

Turn by turn, right on your lens.

Say where you want to go and the next turn shows on your lens: the arrow, how far, the street, and the minutes left. EyeCues already knows the address from your calendar or an earlier conversation, and if you miss a turn it finds a new route on its own.

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How to use it

Say where: "Take me to my 3 o'clock," "Walk me to the library," or any address.
Follow the arrow. Your lens says Now at each turn, and tells you when you arrive.
Say "Stop directions," or press and hold the temple, to end them early.

Good to know

Ask for the closest of anything, like "the closest gas station" or "what restaurants are near me?" Your lens lists the nearest few with how far each is. Say the number and directions start.
Say "Remember where I parked," and later "Take me back to my car."
The Directions page in the app and at myeyecues.com keeps your places: save Home, Work and favorites, see where you went lately, with the address and how each trip started, and tap Go.
An answer that comes up on the way shows over the directions, then they come right back.
Directions come with every plan.
Directions are for walking. Directions are a guide. Always follow road signs and the law.

Say it out loud

"Take me home."
"Find a coffee shop near me."
"Remember where I parked."
"Stop directions."

They ask "Is the hardware store still open?"

homedepot.com

Home Depot in Owosso is open until 9:00 PM tonight.

Live web search New

Answers that are only on the internet.

News, last night's score, a stock price, whether a store is open: when the answer changes every day, EyeCues looks it up live and puts it on your lens in a sentence, with the website it came from. Your documents, calendar and past conversations always come first.

Learn more

How to use it

Just ask, the same as any other question. There is nothing to turn on.
The answer shows on your lens in a few seconds, with the site it came from.

Good to know

Every plan includes live searches: 10 on the free trial, 75 a month on Standard, 175 on Pro and 600 on Executive.
Only questions that need the internet use one. Your documents, calendar, lists, past conversations, general questions, weather and directions never do.
If your searches run out, everything else keeps working the same. Add 100 more for $4.99, or they start over next month.
Ask "What's my usage?" to see your hours and searches on your lens.
Turn live search off under Plan & usage to save your searches for later.

Say it out loud

"How did the Lions do last night?"
"Is the pharmacy open right now?"
"What's my usage?"

They say "Claro. Siga recto dos cuadras y gire a la izquierda en la farmacia."

Spanish to English

Sure. Go straight two blocks and turn left at the pharmacy.

A conversation in the EyeCues app: what was said in Spanish, with the English translation under each line

Live translation

Understand anyone, in their language.

When someone speaks another language, your lens shows what they are saying in yours while they are still talking, with the language at the top, like Spanish to English. Nothing to tap and nothing to set up first. Afterward, the conversation keeps both: their exact words, and the translation under each line.

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How it works

EyeCues hears which language each person is speaking and translates anything that isn't yours.
The translation stays on your lens while they talk, and for a few seconds after they stop.
It shows even when your lens is set to stay dark, then goes dark again.
Your own words are never translated.

Pick your language

Settings, Language and region, Your language. Automatic uses your phone's language.
Know what language they speak? Pick it under Their language and translation listens for that one instead of guessing. Automatic detects it.
26 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi.

Say it out loud

"Translate into French."
"They speak Spanish."
"Turn off translation."

You read the answer out loud

Pitch notes, page 1

Thanks for having me. Today I want to show you how we cut onboarding time in half for our last three clients.

Teleprompter, built in

Read any answer, or any document, from your lens.

Say "let me read the sales pitch" or "open the employee handbook to chapter 3" and that document opens on your lens, right at that spot. Or tap it in Documents on your phone, and choose to keep it up or for how long. Every answer works the same way. Read out loud and EyeCues follows your voice: a page of lines stays still, each word goes dark as you say it, the next page appears when you finish the last line, and it waits for you instead of closing mid-sentence.

Learn more

How to use it

Say "let me read" or "open" and a document's name, and the part you want ("section 4", "chapter 3"). Or read any answer on your lens out loud.
On your phone, tap a document in Documents and pick Stay on until I close it, or a time (your setting, 15 seconds up to 5 minutes, or any other). Close on glasses takes it off.
Stop talking and it waits. Keep going and it keeps up.
Skip a word, or a whole sentence, and it finds your place again from what you say next.
Swipe the temple to move ahead or back. Past either end, it steps to your previous or next answer.

Good to know

Add your notes, a script or a whole book as a document, then open it by voice whenever you need it. The name only has to be close: "my sales script" opens "Sales playbook".
Reading a line aloud never sets off an answer, so a script full of questions stays on your lens.
Choose how many lines a swipe moves, from 1 to 9.

Someone in the third row scans your code and asks

Question from Sam (4 up)

How long does setup take? Say: About a minute. Paste one address and press Allow.

Audience questions

Take questions from the whole room, and see the answer before you speak.

Start questions for your talk and a QR code comes up. The audience scans it, asks from their phones and votes up what they want answered most. Each question reaches your lens with a suggested answer from your own talk, documents and notes. Say "next question" and the most-voted one comes up.

Learn more

How to use it

On your phone open Now and press Take audience questions. On myeyecues.com it is Audience questions in the menu.
Press Start. Show the QR code full screen, or put the short link on a slide.
Questions come to your lens as they arrive. Say "next question" for the most-voted one.

Good to know

The audience needs no app and no sign-in, just a phone camera.
Every question is saved with the conversation, and the summary covers them.

At 3:00 a reminder comes due

Reminder

Call Dana back about the venue.

Wear it all day

Quiet until it matters.

EyeCues is built to stay on your face from morning to night. The lens stays calm, and the only things that appear without you asking are answers, reminders and timers when they are due, and a heads-up when your hours run low.

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Why it stays quiet

A silence filter only sends sound while someone is actually talking. Clicks, bumps and quiet rooms are skipped.
After 45 seconds of quiet, listening pauses on its own and picks back up the moment someone speaks.
After 10 minutes of nothing, the conversation is saved on its own.
Quiet time never counts against your hours. Only talking does.

Your choice on the lens

Show what's being said, dimmed, so you can follow along.
Or keep the lens dark until there is an answer.
Set the brightness: low, medium, high or full.

Later, you ask "What did Dana say about the launch?"

Coffee with Dana, Oct 14

She's in for the June launch and wants the deck by Friday.

A saved conversation in the EyeCues app, open to its transcript

Conversations

Every conversation, saved and searchable.

When a conversation ends, EyeCues saves it with a title, a summary, topics, the full transcript, the answers it showed you, and who said what. Ask about it later, out loud, and the answer comes back on your lens.

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What you get

Summary, Follow-up, Transcript with times, and Cues (the answers you saw), each on its own tab.
A summary shaped for the kind of conversation: a meeting, a sales call, an interview, a lecture or a doctor's visit. Change Written as to write it again another way.
Download it as a PDF, Word or text file, or email it to yourself from your phone.
Search every word, name and summary, and jump to the line that matches.
Filter by topic, and browse by day.
Edit any line, title or summary if it heard something wrong. Answers use your fix from then on.
Share or copy any conversation from your phone.

Ask it out loud

"What did Dana say about the launch?"
"What happened today?"
"What was the gate code?"

The meeting ends and you end it from the menu

Session saved.
Tap to start a new one.

Follow-up email

The follow-up writes itself before you reach your car.

When a conversation with someone ends, EyeCues drafts the email you would send them: thanks, what was agreed, and the next steps with the dates and names. Open the conversation, tap Follow-up, and send it from your own email, or copy it anywhere.

Learn more

How to use it

End a conversation as usual: close EyeCues, pick End or start a conversation in the menu (tap, then hold), or say "end the conversation".
Open it in Conversations and tap Follow-up.
On myeyecues.com press Open in email. On your phone press Email it to me and forward it, or Copy and paste it anywhere.

Good to know

Small talk, a conversation with only you in it, or the radio gets no follow-up.

You say "Add string cheese to my shopping list."

Shopping list

Added: string cheese. That makes 12 things on your shopping list.

Lists

Make a list by saying so, and add to it whenever.

Start a camping list today, add to it next week, check it off when you pack. A Christmas list can grow for months. Ask what is on it, out loud, and it reads it to you on your lens.

Learn more

Say it like this

"Create a Christmas gift list."
"Add an RC car for Hudson to my Christmas list."
"What's on my camping list?"

Good to know

Close is good enough: "Christmas gifts" finds your Christmas gift list.
Rename or delete lists, check things off, and type items in on your phone or computer.

You say "Put lunch with Dustin on my calendar Friday at noon."

Friday, 12:00

Lunch with Dustin is on your calendar. The invite is in your email.

Calendar

Say it once and it is on your calendar.

Events and reminders go out as calendar invites to your email, so they land in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, with a 10-minute alert. Your Google Calendar comes the other way, into EyeCues, so one calendar holds everything, with every conversation on the day it happened.

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How to use it

Say "put lunch with Dustin on my calendar Friday at noon."
An invite arrives in your email. Tap Yes and it is in your calendar.
Open Calendar in EyeCues to see your month, week or day.
Tap a day for a recap of everything that happened, then its conversations, events, reminders and tasks. Tap Add to put something on that day.

Good to know

Send invites to your sign-in email or any other address.
Have them go out on their own, or only when you tap Add to calendar.
Days with something on them show a count.
Link your Google Calendar on the Account page with its Secret address in iCal format. Its events show in their own colour and update every 15 minutes.
On the lens, EyeCues answers from the next 7 days of your Google Calendar.

5 minutes before lunch with Dana

Brief

Lunch with Dana in 5 minutes. Last time she asked for the deck by Friday, and you still owe her the venue quote.

Brief before meetings

Walk into every meeting already caught up.

A few minutes before anything on your calendar, the lens tells you what it is, what you last talked about with those people, and what is still open between you. Nobody has to ask. It comes from your past conversations and to-dos, for meetings you made in EyeCues and ones from your Google Calendar.

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How it works

About 5 minutes before a meeting, while EyeCues is open, the brief shows on the lens by itself.
First what it is and when, then what was said last time with those people or about that subject, and any promise, question or date still open.
Each meeting gets one brief. All-day events get none.

Good to know

Link your Google Calendar under Settings, Calendar, and its meetings get briefs too.
Turn it off any time under Settings, Calendar, Brief before meetings.

You say "I need to renew my passport before the March trip."

To do

Renew your passport before the March trip.

To do, notes, ideas, reminders, timers

Capture it without stopping what you are doing.

Say what you need to do, a thing to remember, or an idea worth keeping. Tasks, notes and ideas land in To do. Reminders and timers show on your lens when they are due, and reminders you missed while EyeCues was closed show up the next time you open it.

Learn more

Say it like this

"Remind me at 3 to call Dana."
"Set a timer for 20 minutes."
"Make a note: the gate code is 4417."
"Idea: start a monthly book club for the team."

Good to know

Give a task a date and time and it shows on your calendar too.
Anything you said out loud links back to the conversation it came from.
Add or edit anything by typing, on your phone or computer.

In the meeting, someone says "Send Mark the slides by Thursday."

Suggestion

Add "send Mark the slides by Thursday" to To do?

Suggestions

It catches what you said in passing, and asks first.

People mention dates, promises and gift ideas without stopping to write them down. After each conversation, EyeCues picks those out and waits for you. Nothing is added until you say so.

Learn more

How to use it

Open Suggestions. A badge shows how many are waiting.
For each one, tap where it goes: calendar, tasks, notes, a list, or a new list.
Edit it first if you want, or dismiss it.

You have been pitching for a while

Talk time

You’ve talked 80% of the last 5 minutes.

Talk-time coach

A quiet nudge when you’ve been doing all the talking.

EyeCues counts whose words fill the conversation. When yours pass three quarters of the last five minutes, a short note shows on the lens, so you can ask a question and let them talk.

Learn more

How it works

It counts the words in the last 5 minutes, yours and everyone else’s.
At 75% or more yours, a note shows on the lens, at most once every 10 minutes.
Someone else has to be talking too, so a presentation or a note to yourself never sets it off.

Good to know

It uses the glasses’ own-voice tags to tell your words from theirs.
Turn it off under Settings, Lens, Talk-time coach.

The patient asks "When do I come back?"

Care plan, page 2

Follow-up visit in 6 weeks. Bloodwork the week before.

Documents

Your own material, ready mid-sentence.

Handbooks, manuals, price sheets, scripts, care plans and notes. Add them once and answers come from them first, naming the document and page.

Learn more

How to use it

At myeyecues.com, open Documents and drag your files in. On your phone, open Documents on the bottom bar and tap Add a document.
Wait for it to finish reading. Large PDFs take a minute.
The next time a question touches that material, the answer comes from it.

Good to know

PDF, Word (.docx), text and Markdown.
Whole libraries, not a handful of files.
Tap a document to read it on your glasses, or switch on Use as my playbook so it answers objections without being asked.
Delete one with the small trash can beside it, and EyeCues stops using it.

They say "This sounds too expensive for us."

Sales playbook, p. 2

Most teams make the cost back in the first month from the time saved on notes alone.

Your playbook

Your best answer to every objection, before you have to think.

Mark a sales script, a price list or your talking points as your playbook. When someone pushes back or asks something it covers, your answer is on the lens in your own words, without saying a thing to EyeCues.

Learn more

How to use it

Add the document in Documents: PDF, Word or text.
Tap it and switch on Use as my playbook. On myeyecues.com, click it.
Talk as usual. When the other person raises something it covers, the answer shows with the page it came from.

Good to know

Objections, concerns, price questions and anything else the playbook answers all count.
Mark as many documents as you like. It works even when EyeCues answers only your own questions.

Your Google Drive the EyeCues folder

EyeCues

2026-10-28 Coffee with Dana.md2 KB

2026-10-28 Team planning.md9 KB

2026-10-27 Showing on Elm Street.md6 KB

2026-10-27 Call with the insurance office.md4 KB

2026-10-26 Pitch rehearsal.md5 KB

Ask Claude: "Read my EyeCues folder and list every promise I made this week."

Your data, your way

Download it, sync it, and put your own AI to work on it.

Everything EyeCues saves is yours to take. Download it to your computer as PDF, Word or text, or let EyeCues copy every conversation into your Google Drive as plain text files, where Claude, ChatGPT, Obsidian or any tool you use can read it.

Learn more

Download

Download any conversation as a Markdown file from myeyecues.com.
Download everything between two dates in one file, as Markdown or JSON.
Copy or share a conversation from your phone.

Google Drive

Sign in at myeyecues.com and connect Google Drive.
Every finished conversation is saved on its own to an EyeCues folder in your Drive.
Tap Sync now to copy older ones. EyeCues can only see the files it makes, nothing else in your Drive.

Use it with your AI

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your Google Drive and point it at the EyeCues folder.
Ask it things like "summarize every call with Dana this month" or "list every promise I made this week".

Settings on your phone or at myeyecues.com

On the lensShow what's being said

Answer questions fromAnyone

BrightnessFull

Close answersWhen I hold

Lines per swipe3

Calendar invitesSend automatically

Settings and gestures

Set it once, then forget it.

Answers can close on their own after 7 seconds, or anywhere from 2 to 60, so you never have to tap. The lens can stay dark until there is something to show. A handful of settings, the same on your phone and at myeyecues.com, and four gestures on the glasses.

Learn more

Gestures on the glasses

Tap: put an answer away, or pause and resume.
Swipe: move through an answer, then on to the next one.
Hold: end and save the conversation.
Double tap: close EyeCues.

Every setting, in groups

On your phone, tap the gear at the top right. At myeyecues.com, open Settings in the menu.

Lens: show what is being said or stay dark, answer anyone or only you, brightness, close answers when you tap or after 2 to 60 seconds, the talk-time coach, lines per swipe.
Language and region: translation, your language, their language, units, clock and weather.
Calendar: calendar invites, the brief before meetings, and Google Calendar.
Your data: Google Drive and your AI apps.
Plan and usage, and Account: your email, and Sign in on a computer.

Change them out loud

"Turn off auto close", "close answers after 10 seconds", "make the lens dimmer", "use Celsius", "use a 24-hour clock", "translate into French", "turn off translation".
"End the conversation" saves it right away; your next words start a new one.

Help

Ask EyeCues how anything works and it answers from its built-in manual.
Report a problem or ask for a feature at myeyecues.com, under Help & feedback in the menu.

Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity

Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini about anything you heard.

EyeCues connects to the AI you already use. Your conversations, lists, to do and calendar go with you, so when you ask "what did Dana say about the launch?" you get a real answer, from what Dana really said.

It works the other way too. Ask your AI to plan a trip or sort your week, and it puts the results right back into EyeCues: on your lists, your to do and your calendar, where your glasses can show them.

Claude planning a camping trip and adding the gear to the Camping list in EyeCues

The Camping list in the EyeCues phone app with the new items

Asked to plan a camping weekend, Claude filled the Camping list in EyeCues. The phone shows it right away.

Real screens, connected to an EyeCues sample account.

Just ask

What did Dana say about the launch last week?It finds the conversation and tells you what she actually said.
Plan our camping trip and put what we need on my Camping list.It plans the trip and fills your list. Your glasses can read it back at the store.
Put a call with Priya on my calendar Tuesday at 10.It adds the event, the same as saying it to your glasses.
Turn this morning's team meeting into an email to Mark.It writes the email from what was really decided.
What did I promise people this week?It lists every commitment, with who and when.
Add these notes as a document so my glasses can answer from them.EyeCues answers from it in your next conversation.

Set it up once, in about a minute. No code and no keys: paste one address and press Allow.

Show me how

Connect your AI app in a minute.

You paste one address into the AI app you already use and press Allow. There is no code, no key and nothing to install. If you can copy and paste, you can do this.

1
Copy the address

It's the same for everyone. Your sign-in is what ties it to your account.
2
Paste it into your AI app

Add it where your app connects to other apps. The steps for each app are below.
3
Sign in and press Allow

Your app opens EyeCues. Sign in, choose Read and add or Read only, and press Allow.

https://myeyecues.com/mcp

Claude

On claude.ai and the Claude desktop and phone apps, every plan including Free.

Open Settings, then Connectors.
Press Add custom connector, name it EyeCues, paste the address and press Add.
Press Connect, sign in to EyeCues and press Allow.

ChatGPT

On ChatGPT plans that include Developer mode.

Open Settings, Apps & Connectors, Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode.
Press Create, name it EyeCues, paste the address, choose OAuth and press Create.
Sign in to EyeCues and press Allow.

Gemini

On gemini.google.com, where Google offers custom apps. Once added, it works in the Gemini phone app too.

Open Settings, Personal Intelligence, Connected Apps, and press + Custom.
Paste the address, press Next, tick the box, press Connect, then Agree and continue.
Sign in to EyeCues, press Allow, then Connect to save it.

Grok

On grok.com and the Grok phone apps, on plans that include custom connectors.

Go to grok.com/connectors and press New Connector, then Custom.
Name it EyeCues and paste the address.
Sign in to EyeCues and press Allow.

Perplexity

On Perplexity Pro and higher plans.

Open Settings, then Connectors.
Add a custom connector, name it EyeCues and paste the address.
Sign in to EyeCues and press Allow.

What it can read

Every conversation: summary, topics, the full transcript and who said what
The answers EyeCues showed on your lens, with their sources
A recap of any day
Your lists, to do, reminders, notes and ideas
Your calendar
Suggestions waiting for a yes
Your documents, searched by meaning

What it can add

Things on any list, or a new list
Tasks, reminders, events, notes and ideas
Checking things off, and changing times or words
Keeping or setting aside suggestions
Fixing a conversation's title or summary, and naming who spoke
New documents for your glasses to answer from

Safe by design

It reaches your account only after you sign in and press Allow.
Pick Read only when you only want answers.
It can never delete anything.
Disconnect any app with one press on your Account page.
It only looks when you ask it something.

Developers: build your own connections to EyeCues with a key and plain HTTPS. See the developer guide

Nothing to set up. Nothing to learn. Just talk.

A client asks a tough question, and the exact answer is on your lens before you would have reached for your phone. You never break eye contact. Other glasses apps make you get ready first; EyeCues skips all of it. Open it and it is listening.

Pick a mode
Load your notes
Press start
Say a wake word
Paste an API key

Open it, and it’s listening.

You open EyeCues

Listening through your glasses

No mode to pick, no start button, no notes to choose for today. Put your glasses on and talk.

No wake word. No button.

The buyers ask "How old is the roof?"

Seller’s disclosure, page 2

Replaced in 2021.

Ask out loud the way you’d ask a person. It knows when a question is for it, and stays quiet when it isn’t.

Every document, every time.

The client asks "What’s the warranty on parts?"

Service handbook, page 14

10 years on parts, 1 year on labor.

Add a document once. Every one of them is searched for every question, and the answer names the document and page.

Every answer is a teleprompter.

You read it out loud

Pitch notes, page 1

Thanks for having me. Today I want to show you our results.

Read any answer or document out loud and the lens follows your voice word by word, so it sounds like it came off the top of your head.

Missed something? Just ask.

You ask "What time did she say the inspection is?"

This conversation

Thursday at 2:00 PM.

It answers from this conversation or any one before it, like "What did Dana say about the launch?"

Say it, and it’s done.

You say "Lunch with Dustin Friday at noon."

Calendar

Added: Lunch with Dustin, Friday 12:00 PM.

Calendar invites, reminders, lists, tasks and timers, and even settings: "make the lens dimmer."

Every language, on your lens.

She says "¿Dónde está la estación de tren?"

Spanish to English

Where is the train station?

When someone speaks another language, the translation appears while they talk. Nothing to switch on.

Ready before every meeting.

Your calendar Call with Priya at 10:00

Brief

Priya wants the revised quote today.

A short brief on your lens before each meeting, from your past conversations and open to-dos.

Calm on your face all day.

They say "Nice weather today, huh?"

Nothing on your lens

The lens stays quiet until something matters, and silence never counts against your hours.

EyeCues next to the alternatives.

	EyeCues	Others	Even Conversate
How easy it is
Start listening	Open it. That’s it.	Usually pick a mode first	Choose a microphone and a Prep Note, then press Start
Ask a question	Just ask, no wake word or button	Varies by app	Cues come on their own; asking Even AI takes “Hey Even”
Use your documents	Add once; all of them are used every time	Files loaded per mode, 5 files of 5 MB	One Prep Note per conversation (5 files of 5 MB), or the beta Knowledge Base
Change a setting	Say it: “make the lens dimmer”	In the app	In the app; the microphone can’t change once started
API keys or setup	None, on any plan	Often, on free plans	None
What it does
Answers on your lens	Yes	Yes	Yes
Answer names the document and page	Yes
Ask what was just said	Yes
Every conversation saved and searchable	Yes, on your phone and at myeyecues.com	Yes	Yes, in the Even app
Teleprompter that follows your voice	Any document or answer, opened by voice, every plan	Usually Pro only	Teleprompt, a separate app for scripts
Calendar invites made from what you say	Yes, to any calendar	Usually Pro only
Reminders, lists, tasks and timers by voice	Yes	Some	Next steps added to a list after
Brief before each meeting, from your calendar	Yes
Sales playbook: answers objections as they come up	Yes
Audience questions and a talk-time coach	Yes	Audience questions
Full web account with calendar, documents and downloads	Yes
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity: they can read your conversations and add to your lists and calendar	Yes, set up in a minute, no code
Google Drive sync	Yes	Yes	Export only
Price
Monthly price	Free, $14.99 or $29.99 a month	A paid Pro plan for the full app	Included with the glasses; Pro Mode is in beta, price not announced
When the free part runs out	5 free hours in your first 30 days	A few sessions, then your own AI keys or Pro	Free; Pro Mode has a monthly allowance

Others means other assistant apps for Even G2. Based on each company’s public pages, November 2026.

Plans, by hours of listening.

Only time there's talking counts, from anyone nearby, including a TV or music with voices. Silence is free. TV on? Say "stop listening", or press and hold and pick Pause listening. Tap to listen again. Paused time never counts. See how much you have used, and change plans, under Plan and usage in EyeCues or at myeyecues.com. In a busy month, add 20 more hours for $9.99 on any paid plan.

Free trial

5 hours of listening over your first 30 days.

Every feature
10 live web searches
Then pick a plan to keep going
No card needed

Standard

$14.99/month

40 hours of listening a month.

Every feature
75 live web searches a month
About 1 hour 20 minutes of talk a day
Or $149.99 a year, 2 months free

Pro

$29.99/month

85 hours of listening a month.

Every feature
175 live web searches a month
About 2 hours 50 minutes of talk a day
Or $299.99 a year, 2 months free

Executive

$99.99/month

300 hours of listening a month.

Every feature
600 live web searches a month
About 10 hours of talk a day, for people who wear it all day
Or $999.99 a year, 2 months free

Your account, and only yours.

EyeCues asks for your name and email the first time you open it, and sends a code to confirm it's you. Your conversations, lists and plan belong to that account. Only phones you approve can use it, and nobody else's data ever mixes with yours.

Learn more

Sign in on a computer

Go to myeyecues.com and choose Sign in with your glasses.
A code shows on the screen. In EyeCues on your phone, open Settings, then Your account, then Sign in on a computer, and enter the code.
You're in. You can also sign in with your email or with Google.

A new phone

Open EyeCues on the new phone. It asks you to approve it with a code sent to your email.

Questions people ask.

What is EyeCues?

EyeCues is an app for Even G2 smart glasses. It listens to the conversation you are in and puts the answer on your lens while the conversation is still going. It translates other languages live, and it saves every conversation with a summary, along with your lists, reminders and calendar.

Which glasses does EyeCues work with?

Even G2 by Even Realities. You install EyeCues from the Even Hub, inside the Even app on your phone.

How much does EyeCues cost?

The free trial gives you 5 hours of listening over your first 30 days. Standard is $14.99 a month for 40 hours, or $149.99 a year. Pro is $29.99 a month for 85 hours, or $299.99 a year. Executive is $99.99 a month for 300 hours, or $999.99 a year. On a paid plan you can add 20 more hours for $9.99 in a busy month. Live web search, for news, scores, prices and anything current, includes 10 searches on the trial, 75 a month on Standard, 175 on Pro and 600 on Executive; add 100 more for $4.99. When they run out, everything else keeps working. Every plan has every feature, and only time there's talking counts. Silence and paused time are free.

What languages does EyeCues translate?

26 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Tagalog, Swedish, Greek, Romanian, Czech and Hungarian. When someone speaks a language that isn't yours, your lens shows what they are saying in your language while they talk.

Does EyeCues record my conversations?

No audio is saved. Sound is turned into text as it happens, and EyeCues keeps the text so you can search it later. Your data is never sold, never used for ads and never used to train AI models, and you can delete any conversation or your whole account.

Do I need API keys or any setup?

No. Install it, enter your name and email, and start talking. There are no API keys on any plan.

Does EyeCues work with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?

Yes. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity in about a minute, with no code. Then you can ask them about anything you heard, and they can add to your lists and calendar.

Can EyeCues look things up online?

Yes. When you ask something that changes every day, like news, a score, a stock price or whether a store is open, EyeCues searches the web and shows a short answer on your lens with the website it came from. Every plan includes live searches each month, and only questions that need the internet use one.

Does EyeCues give directions?

Yes. Say where you want to go, or ask for the closest gas station or restaurant, and directions show on your lens turn by turn. EyeCues already knows addresses from your calendar and past conversations, and it can walk you back to where you parked.

Can I see my conversations on a computer?

Yes. Sign in at myeyecues.com to see your conversations, lists, calendar and documents on a bigger screen, and to download everything.

Get started in three steps.

Start free with 5 hours in your first 30 days. No API keys and nothing to set up.

1
Install EyeCues

Open the Even app on your phone, go to the Even Hub, and install EyeCues. EyeCues works with Even G2 smart glasses by Even Realities.
2
Create your account

Open EyeCues. Enter your name and email, then the code we send you. That's your EyeCues account.
3
Start talking

Put on your glasses. EyeCues listens, answers, and saves. Sign in here any time to see it all on a bigger screen.

Don't have Even G2 glasses yet?

Get Even G2 from Even Realities

Answers on your lens while the conversation is still going.

It answers the question someone just asked.

You just talk. It does the rest.

A day with EyeCues

One calendar for everything.

And the app that keeps it all.

Everything EyeCues does, and how to use it.

Someone asks, the answer appears.

How to use it

Good to know

Ask it anything out loud

Turn by turn, right on your lens.

How to use it

Good to know

Say it out loud

Answers that are only on the internet.

How to use it

Good to know

Say it out loud

Understand anyone, in their language.

How it works

Pick your language

Say it out loud

Read any answer, or any document, from your lens.

How to use it

Good to know

Take questions from the whole room, and see the answer before you speak.

How to use it

Good to know

Quiet until it matters.

Why it stays quiet

Your choice on the lens

Every conversation, saved and searchable.

What you get

Ask it out loud

The follow-up writes itself before you reach your car.

How to use it

Good to know

Make a list by saying so, and add to it whenever.

Say it like this

Good to know

Say it once and it is on your calendar.

How to use it

Good to know

Walk into every meeting already caught up.

How it works

Good to know

Capture it without stopping what you are doing.

Say it like this

Good to know

It catches what you said in passing, and asks first.

How to use it

A quiet nudge when you’ve been doing all the talking.

How it works

Good to know

Your own material, ready mid-sentence.

How to use it

Good to know

Your best answer to every objection, before you have to think.

How to use it

Good to know

Download it, sync it, and put your own AI to work on it.

Download

Google Drive

Use it with your AI

Set it once, then forget it.

Gestures on the glasses

Every setting, in groups

Change them out loud

Help

Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini about anything you heard.

Just ask

Connect your AI app in a minute.

Copy the address

Paste it into your AI app

Sign in and press Allow

Claude

ChatGPT

Gemini

Grok