An AI that sees the conversation the way you do. Answers arrive on your lens while the moment is still live — and the summary, the action items and everyone you met are waiting when you take the glasses off.
Free on Even Hub. Your first three sessions run with every feature on.
No API keys, no account, no configuration screen to work through first. The thing most AI tools ask you to do before they are useful, IRIS does not ask at all.
IRIS is a plugin for your Even Realities G2. Find it in Even Hub on your phone and install it like any other app.
That is the whole setup. Your first three sessions run with everything switched on — no keys, no card, no questions.
IRIS listens with you and puts what helps on your lens. Everything it heard is written up on your phone afterwards.
The heads-up display, at size. Visible only to you.
IRIS listens alongside you and puts what helps on your lens, mid-sentence, without you touching anything. Seven kinds of cue — answers, fact-checks, follow-up questions, advice — and you decide which ones each situation is allowed to use.
What is being said, on your lens, as it is said.
Live captions put the conversation on your lens as it happens — a restaurant, a lecture hall, a group where everyone talks at once. It is a separate mode from a normal session: no cues, no AI, and nothing is written down.
Every session becomes a titled summary, key points with the context behind them, and action items you can actually tick off. The transcript is searchable and editable, with names down the side.
Most assistants treat every conversation as if it were the first. IRIS carries people, promises and context forward — so the next time you meet someone, what you need to know is already on your lens.
Modes shape how IRIS behaves — which cues it may raise, how talkative it is, what it already knows going in. The defaults are good. Changing them takes a sentence: describe what you need and IRIS writes the mode for you.
These are not the headline features, which is the point — they are the ones you find later and end up using every week.
Pull whatever a browser tab is playing — a call, a lecture, a video — straight into your session, alongside the room.
Your notes and a timer on the lens while you speak, with the room watching your face instead of your slides.
Follows your voice through the script and holds your place when you go off it, then finds you again when you come back.
The room asks and votes from their phones, no account needed. The top question appears on your lens.
A whiteboard, a menu, a diagram, a contract — snap it and ask, with everything IRIS already knows about you in the answer.
Once a week IRIS reads back through your sessions: the themes, the open action items, and what quietly slipped.
Speak to your glasses with IRIS closed. A to-do, a note, a timed reminder, a calendar event — in your own words, hands free.
Your recent summaries on the glasses, newest first. Scroll back through them with the ring on the way to the next meeting.
There is a great deal more than fits here — see everything IRIS does.
Your notes, your calendar, your task list, your own agent. IRIS writes into the tools you already use instead of asking you to move into a new one.
Your first three sessions run with everything switched on — no keys, no card, no questions. After that, keep IRIS running on your own API keys for free, or let Pro handle all of it.
Every feature, row by row: the full Basic vs Pro table · IRIS and Conversate compared
Everything is on by default. Install IRIS from Even Hub, tap Start, and see what lands on your lens — no keys, no configuration, nothing to choose.