u/oscarfalmer

🤏 Pinch and Drag Gesture for sliders, maps, etc
🛜 Offline Mode via service worker & cache API
✍️ Text Input via handwriting & voice composer
🔙 Back navigation via thumb & middle-finger pinch
⚙️ Updated Skills files

Get Started https://wearables.developer.meta.com/docs/develop/webapps
Changelog https://github.com/facebookincubator/meta-wearables-webapp/commit/24d7bfc553d33d7fe849cd70d04544b1de555896

Hey guys I’m currently developing I would like to think the most advanced and interesting game for the meta rayban displays, I’m looking to see how much interest there is in a game of this style to see if I should polish it for others to play. So please read below watch the video and if it’s something you like the idea of leave a reply and that will let me know if I should publicly release it when done (visually it looks way better on the glasses, the screen recording heavily messes it up)

Game description—

. You gradually construct a working base using turrets, heavy weapons, shields, power infrastructure, storage, refineries, ammunition workshops and support buildings. Expanding feels meaningful because every new structure adds a useful capability, but also introduces another system you need to supply and protect.

Power is limited and actively routed between buildings. During combat, you might reduce power to a cannon so you can refine salvage, manufacture ammunition, recharge defenses, or reinforce another weapon. Ammunition and resources are physically stored, buildings can be damaged or permanently lost, and careless layouts can leave important infrastructure exposed.

Alongside regular attacks, there are multi-stage raid expeditions where you choose what equipment and ammunition to risk for additional rewards. Surviving structures return with their existing damage, while destroyed equipment and unsecured loot can be lost. The idea is to make positioning, expansion and resource decisions genuinely matter without overwhelming the small glasses display.

Thank you for reading and if you want to play this real time building and strategy game please reply below and I’ll finish it asap for all of you to enjoy :)

Herald shares all about his building process in the second episode of my series, 'Building for AI Glasses' https://youtu.be/oQYBqOYdkHM?si=HsncUBid4piXPs14

Full document > https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zTOeNmBPijGuqm99tdBJhV-hE5NU74sd55H3Fmbf5v4/edit?gid=0#gid=0
Please let me know if I missed any important glasses with being included :)

This official Chrome extension recreates the 600×600 display of Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses right in your browser, so you can preview and QA web apps against the real display rendering — additive blending, environment backgrounds, and D-pad input — without the hardware.

Features

- Exact 600×600 display frame with toggleable glasses overlay
- Built-in, custom, and animated environment backgrounds
- Live webcam background for real-world blending preview
- On-screen + keyboard D-pad input injection
- App brightness, background brightness, blur, and auto-dimming controls
- Built-in viewport recorder for capturing demos and bug reports
- "View on Glasses" QR code generation
- Live QA checklist (viewport, favicon, focus, overflow, and more)

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jpjlmmodokemlepklkdbimceggpbjcll

// Reminder: make sure to join Meta official subreddit too at r/MetaGlassesforDevs :)

Full Video > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoVFaGW_Tck

Hi everyone,

We’re excited to announce the release of version 0.8 of the Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit.

📌 Release Notes

• New Meta Glasses Support
• New Wifi Video Streaming Support for consistent video quality at high resolution settings
• Various APIs improvements

🔗 Check the iOS changelog and Android changelog to see full changelogs.
🔗 Check the full Documentation on Wearables Developer Center.
🔗 Post your projects on the new Meta Subreddit for AI glasses developers.

Full podcast here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWUd_K29eKM

In this first episode of Through the Lens: Building for AI glasses, Oscar Falmer, Wearables Developer Advocate, welcomes Stijn Spanhove, XR Developer at InThePocket who made indoor and outdoor location based experiences with the Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit and Web Apps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-TaxwrmtgE

Please make sure to keep posting your creations on the official Meta subreddit too on r/MetaGlassesforDevs :)

On Thursday, we released the ability to create Web Apps for Meta Ray-Ban Display and we are delighted to see the enthusiasm in only a couple days.

Here is a compilation of all of your amazing creations!
Posted on r/MetaGlassesforDevs, X, LinkedIn

Congrats and looking forward to discover more or your apps! 😎

- On Display glasses: swipe to left Settings panel, swipe down, tap 'Display Recording'
- On Meta AI app: below your Glasses, swipe left the banner with 'Translate', 'Captions' and tap 'Record Display'

Hi everyone, 

The wait is over, we’re excited to announce you can now build for Meta Ray-Ban Display!
Availability is currently rolling out starting today over the next couple weeks.
In Developer Preview, you can now build visual overlays and standalone apps with two build paths:

Device Access Toolkit for iOS and Android apps

With the Device Access Toolkit v0.7 released today, you can now add display UI components including text, images, lists, buttons, and video playback. Combined with the existing toolkit capabilities: camera, audio, and display, the Device Access Toolkit gives mobile developers deep hardware integration.
Read more in our developer docs, iOS and Android changelogs.

Web Apps

Web apps offer a new path for developers who want to build standalone experiences from scratch using standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can build games, transit tools, cooking guides, grocery list overlays, instrument practice aids, and more with access to motion and orientation data, phone GPS, input from the Meta Neural Band and local storage. Because it's web-native, iteration is fast: build and preview in your browser, then deploy to your glasses via a URL. This path is ideal for rapid prototyping, lightweight utilities, and entirely new categories of on-device experiences.
Read more in our developer docs.

Get started

Availability is rolling out starting today, see linked documentation for full details:

• Device Access Toolkit: Check out the GitHub repos for iOS and Android to integrate the SDK, and visit the documentation for more details. 
• Web Apps: Access the starter kit on GitHub to start building with your favorite AI coding tools including Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and more, and visit the documentation for more details.

Display Recording

In the new Meta Ray-Ban Display firmware rolling out starting today, you can also now do display recording! We recommend sharing your projects videos using that feature online and on this dedicated subreddit. 

Questions

This is the official blog post, we have a FAQ section here that should answer most questions you got, but please ask below any questions you have and I will do my best to reply to you all.