Bring smart glasses
to any iOS or Android app.

$ extentos=extend your app's capabilities

Implement smart glasses once and get multiple vendors, plus the entire support system around them. Meta works today, with Ray-Ban Display in beta and Android XR and Brilliant Labs in preview. More vendors are added continuously.

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Smart-glasses features.

In the iOS and Android app you already have.

Developers

What early builders are saying.

Real integrations, in their words.

The simulator is the most compelling part of the product. Being able to work against a glasses-like environment without immediately owning the hardware makes the development process much more approachable.
Rayan MalkiRayan Malkione of the creators of SnapShop
Overall, we were able to reach a real-hardware E2E result in a relatively short amount of time, and the MCP-driven workflow made the integration significantly easier.
EgoFlowDennismaker of EgoFlow
Hardware

Live on the smart glasses you can buy today.

Vote on what we support next.

Ray-Ban Meta
Meta Ray-Ban Display
Android XR
Apple glassesConcept
Even Realities G2
Brilliant Labs
Ray-Ban MetaLive
Now
Meta smart glasses5 modelsLive
Meta Ray-Ban DisplayBeta
Android XR2 modelsPreview
Brilliant Labs2 modelsPreview
On the roadmap
Get started

Get the SDK.

The smart-glasses SDK for Android and iOS — live on Maven Central and Swift Package Manager. Explore the SDK →

v2.2.0
com.extentosgroupglassesartifact2.2.0version
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// build.gradle.ktsimplementation("com.extentos:glasses:2.2.0")implementation("com.extentos:glasses-ui:2.2.0")
Your AI agent adds this for you — install the Extentos MCP once.glasses core SDK · glasses-ui — optional connection screen