I R I S

An AI that sees the conversation
the way you do

IRIS runs on Even Realities G2 smart glasses. Open it, tap Start, and it works — no keys, no setup, and your first 3 sessions are free with everything on. It listens with you, puts answers on your lens while the moment is still live, and remembers everything afterward.

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A day with IRIS

Not a feature list — what it is actually like to wear. Nine moments from one ordinary day.

7:00 AM
“How does my day look?”
BRIEFING
3 meetings, dentist at 2:30. Your quote for Sarah is due — you have a free hour at 11.

Before you leave the house

Ask IRIS how your day looks. It reads your calendar and to-dos together and tells you what actually needs you.

9:30 AM
“Your competitor charges us half of this”
FACT-CHECK
Their published pricing is $18/seat — you quoted $15

The client pushes back on price

Someone states a “fact” that decides the deal. IRIS checks it while they're still talking.

11:00 AM
“Walk me through the Henderson launch”
FROM YOUR PREP
Shipped 6 wks early · 34% adoption in Q1 · $210k saved

The interview question you prepped for

Attach your prep notes before the meeting. When the question comes, the numbers are already on your lens.

1:30 PM
AFTER THE VISIT
Take with food, twice daily. Bloodwork before the 6-week follow-up.
To-do added: book follow-up for late August

The doctor talks fast

Instructions, dosages, follow-ups — you just listen. The summary and the to-dos are waiting when you leave.

3:00 PM
“Best I can do on this trim is $34,800”
ANSWER
Invoice on this trim ≈ $31,900. Fair offer range: $32.5–33.5k

At the dealership

A negotiation is just a conversation where the other side knows more. IRIS levels it.

6:30 PM
LIVE CAPTIONS
…so we moved the whole thing to the Saturday instead

The restaurant is too loud

Live captions put what's being said on your lens as it happens. Nothing is recorded or saved, and it's free on every plan.

8:00 PM
SESSION SUMMARY
4 key points saved · 2 action items · full transcript searchable
“Ask IRIS: what was the third example he gave?”

Evening lecture, morning recall

Classes, sermons, seminars — IRIS keeps the key points and quiz-ready notes so you can be present in the room.

Before the meeting
3:00 PM - CALL WITH DANA
About Dana - last talked Jul 8 - 2 open
CFO at Vanta - renewal deadline Nov 30

Walk in already briefedPRO

When your calendar has a meeting with someone IRIS knows, the Today screen surfaces what she remembers about them, recent history and open commitments, right under the event.

Anytime
“What did I agree with the landlord about the deposit?”
FROM MAY 12 SESSION
He returns $1,200 of it if you repaint before move-out

“What did I promise them last month?”

Every session becomes memory. Ask across all of them like you'd ask a friend with perfect recall.

Anytime
“Great to see you again!”
MEMORY
Marcus — met at CES, product lead at Vanta, two daughters, training for a marathon

The name you should remember

IRIS knows who said what — and who they are the next time you meet them.

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While it is still happening

IRIS listens alongside you and puts what helps on your lens — mid-sentence, without you touching anything.

"…our Q3 revenue tripled to $4M"
FACT-CHECK
Their Q3 filing shows $2.1M — tripling would be $3.3M
In the moment

Cues on your lens, mid-conversation

IRIS listens with you and surfaces facts, answers, and advice the moment they help — visible only to you.

  1. 1Pick a mode on Home and start a session
  2. 2Cues appear on the lens and in the Cues tab
  3. 3Single-tap the ring to dismiss a cue
[You] can you resend the contract?
[Remote] sure — pushing it to you now
BOTH SIDES · one transcript
In the moment

Zoom & Teams calls, both sides

On a call wearing headphones, IRIS hears only your side. A small Chrome extension streams the call tab — Zoom web, Google Meet, Teams for web — into your live session as the Remote speaker, so summaries and cues cover the whole conversation, cleanly separated. Pro, beta.

  1. 1Settings → Integrations → Computer audio (turn on)
  2. 2Install the Chrome extension, paste your license key once
  3. 3Open the call in a browser tab, press Start, then start your IRIS session
Everything else in In the moment12

Run IRIS from the glasses — no phonePRO

Turn Home into a hub of eight tiles you drive from the ring — Record, Ask, Calendar, To-dos, Terminal, Presentation, Live captions and Session recaps, seven on screen at once. Ask a question out loud and read the answer on the lens, glance at your agenda, or command your connected agent. The header carries the time, date and temperature where you actually are, even roaming.

Where is it
Settings → Home: turn on the hub and pick your tiles · On the glasses, scroll to a tile and tap · Ask: speak then read the answer · Calendar & To-dos: scroll to read · Terminal: command your agent

Live captions on your lens

Built for deaf and hard-of-hearing wearers: the words being spoken around you, live on the lens with speaker labels — and nothing else. No cues, no AI, no recording, nothing saved. A one-time on-phone model does it with no connection at all — on a plane, in a basement, abroad. English only and less accurate than online, but the audio never leaves your phone and it never uses a free session.

Where is it
Settings → Accessibility → Live captions button on Home · Tap it on Home, or the Captions tile on the lens hub · Offline: download the model, then “Always use offline” or let IRIS fall back on its own

Answers while the question hangs in the air

When someone asks something, IRIS hears the question mark and puts the answer on your lens before the pause gets awkward.

Where is it
Automatic in any mode with "Answers" enabled · Works on questions asked by anyone in the room

IRIS knows who said what

IRIS builds a neural voiceprint from a short recording of you, so “who said what” holds up in a room full of people rather than guessing from tone of voice. Record once and transcripts, summaries and action items name the speaker instead of guessing. Missed the prompt? Tag speakers on any past session later.

Where is it
Settings → About you → Voice ID → Record (90s), somewhere quiet · Add other people's voices in 15 seconds each · Later: open any session → Transcript → Tag speakers

Steer IRIS without stopping

Mid-session, tell IRIS what matters right now — "only flag numbers", "we switched to Spanish", "stop cues for 10 minutes". Or just tap: Fewer cues, More cues, or Pause to silence them entirely and use IRIS as a pure note-taker.

Where is it
During a session, open the Ask tab and type or speak the instruction · Or use the "Fewer cues / More cues / Pause" chips · Per-mode default: edit the mode → How chatty

Your own buttons, one tap away

Quick actions are custom instructions on tap-able chips — "Summarize so far", "Answer that", "Draft a reply" — whatever you teach IRIS. Scroll up on the ring mid-conversation and they open on the lens too, so the answer lands where you are already looking.

Where is it
Settings → Modes → Quick actions → + Add action · Describe it and IRIS writes the instruction · Tap its chip in the app, or scroll up on the ring to run it from the lens

Drive everything from the ring

Your temple bar is the remote: tap, swipe, and double-tap cover dismissing cues, browsing history, paging notes, and switching modes.

Where is it
Single tap — dismiss cue / select · Scroll up — open the actions menu (quick actions + prep) · Scroll down — browse cue history · Double-tap — exit · triple double-tap ends the session

Walk in with notes on your lens

Type or attach prep before a meeting — names, questions, files — then scroll up on the ring and open Prep notes to glance at them mid-conversation.

Where is it
Home → Prep notes (type, attach files, or Saved preps) · During the session, scroll up → Prep notes · IRIS also uses your prep to sharpen cues

Your slides and your script, on the lensPRO

Speaker notes, the slide counter and your timer sit on the lens while the Even Ring moves your deck — Google Slides, Canva or PowerPoint. Or paste a script and the teleprompter follows your actual voice rather than a timer: if someone interrupts, it holds your place, marks where you were, and cues the answer.

Where is it
Settings → Presentation → connect your deck, or paste a script under Teleprompter · Ring forward and back moves slides; notes stay on the lens · Focus mode shows three spaced lines so your line stands alone

Screenshot your screen, answer on your lensPRO

On a call when someone shares a problem, a diagram or a document — one click sends the screen to IRIS, and the approach lands on your glasses.

Where is it
Install the Computer-audio bridge extension in Chrome · When something appears on screen, click Screenshot to IRIS · IRIS reads it alongside the live conversation and cues you

Watch debates with a logician on your lens

Debate mode names logical fallacies as they happen, fact-checks confident claims, and calls weak arguments on every side.

Where is it
Pick the Debate mode before a session · Watch any debate, panel, or interview · Fallacies land as [LOG] cues the moment they're committed

Pause now, finish later

Pause a session — or have one cut off by a crash — and pick it back up from your phone or your glasses, transcript and cues intact.

Where is it
In a session, tap Pause (next to End session) · Home shows Paused or Interrupted — Resume when ready · Or resume from the glasses: tap the card on your lens
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The part you would otherwise forget

Every session becomes a summary, action items, and a memory that makes the next conversation sharper.

✦ 1:1 MEETING
Wins · Blockers · Commitments · Growth
↻ Regenerated in your format
Afterwards

Summaries shaped how you work

Twenty templates — 1:1s, lectures, sales calls, interviews — or describe your own format and IRIS builds the template for you. Two built-in templates on Basic, the full set plus your own on Pro.

  1. 1Open a session → Summary → ✦ Template
  2. 2Pick one, or describe your own and Generate
  3. 3Regenerate applies it to that session instantly
DURING THE MEETING
[Sarah]: …and we push the migration friday
AFTERWARDS
[Marcus]: …and we push the migration friday
AfterwardsPRO

Who said what, corrected after the meeting

Separating voices live is guesswork; with the whole conversation in view it is not. Sessions with three or more speakers get re-checked afterwards and the transcript corrected.

  1. 1Turn on session recording (Settings → AI & speech)
  2. 2Run a meeting with three or more people
  3. 3Reopen it later — the speakers have been corrected, names kept
Everything else in Afterwards14

Show IRIS a photoPRO

A whiteboard, a document, a diagram, a menu — snap it, ask about it, and IRIS answers with everything else it knows about you.

Where is it
Open Ask IRIS and tap the photo button · Snap a picture or pick one from your phone · Ask anything — "summarize this whiteboard", "what should I order?"

Your past sessions, on the lens

A Recaps tile on the glasses puts your recent summaries in front of you — newest first, ring-scroll to walk back through them. Or open one session and send it to the lens to re-read on the way to the next meeting.

Where is it
Settings → Home → Tiles & order, add the Recaps tile · On the glasses, open the Hub and pick Recaps · Single session: open it → Read on glasses, swipe the ring to turn pages

Correct IRIS like you'd correct a personPRO

Tell Ask IRIS a remembered fact is wrong, new, or stale — "Sarah's sister is Amy, not Annie" — and it fixes the saved memory and confirms what it did. The transcript is yours to fix too: open it, correct a garbled name by hand, save.

Where is it
Ask IRIS on the phone or the glasses, and say what changed · Transcript: open a session → Transcript → Edit → Save · Or tap ✦ Clean up and let IRIS fix garbled terms for you

Action items you can actually finishPRO

Mark any session action item done or dismissed — ticks survive summary regeneration and ride your cloud backup.

Where is it
Open a session → Action items · Tap Done when it's handled, Dismiss if it's noise · Changed your mind? Reopen or Restore with one tap

Ask IRIS anything — and let it fix things

Every session has a chat. Ask what was decided, or say "the title's wrong" — IRIS proposes the correction and you tap Apply.

Where is it
Open a session → chat box at the bottom · Ask questions, or request a change · Tap "Apply correction" to update the session

IRIS remembers, so cues get personal

Sessions propose memories worth keeping — people, preferences, facts — and saved memories sharpen every future cue and answer. Tap anyone in your Memory to see everything IRIS knows about them in one place: the facts you've saved, every conversation they were part of, and any open commitments that mention them.

Where is it
After a session: review "Memories to save" · Library → Memory to browse, edit, or open a person's page · Bulk-add: Settings → About you → Import & smart merge

Your day, brought to youPRO

Tap “How does my day look?” in the Today tab and IRIS answers right there in the card — calendar, to-dos, clashes, free windows — and you can keep the conversation going in place. Promises come back too: say you'll “ask Dana about the contract” and IRIS quietly resurfaces it on your lens next time it matters.

Where is it
Open the Today tab and tap “How does my day look?” · Ask follow-ups in the same card — it stays for the rest of the day · Reminders are automatic, built from your action items

A to-do list you talk toPRO

Tell IRIS what to remember — it sorts tasks into Home, Work, Study, Health and Personal, and spots to-dos in your conversations too. Say “book the dentist next Tuesday at eight, remind me a week before” and it builds the calendar event with its reminders and hands it to your phone.

Where is it
Tap the mic in the Ask tab: "add book the dentist to my health list, due Friday" · Today → All to-dos to manage the list, or send it to your glasses · Calendar: tap Add to calendar on the suggestion

Your week, reviewed

Once a week IRIS reads back through your sessions: themes, open action items, and what slipped through.

Where is it
A banner appears on Home when your review is ready · Open it for themes, follow-ups, and loose ends

Sessions that stay organized

Your modes are your folders — every mode you record in becomes a filter chip with a count, and you can add your own alongside them. Inside, a long session folds into tidy sections — key points, action items, cues, memories to save — each with a count and opened with a tap. Plus merge, export, regenerate and transcript cleanup.

Where is it
Tap a mode chip at the top of Sessions to filter · Add your own folders with + · Open any session and tap a section header; tap a key point to expand its context

Send a session as a real document

Export any session as a PDF or a Word document, not a wall of text: a titled first page, headings you can jump between, key points, action items and a readable transcript with names down the side. Ready to email a client. One button pushes your whole library to every connected destination at once, and you choose whether the AI cues travel with it.

Where is it
Library → open a session → Export → PDF, Word or plain text · Everything at once: Sessions → Sync all · Cues in exports: Settings → Integrations → Include AI cues in exports

Draft the follow-up, you send it

After a meeting, IRIS writes a ready-to-send recap with the agreed next steps. Review it, tweak it, and send it from your own email or copy it anywhere. IRIS drafts it, you always send.

Where is it
Open a session and tap the actions menu · Tap Draft a follow-up message · Copy it or Open in email to send

One overview across a whole projectPRO

A folder of sessions read as one: recurring themes, decisions made, what is still open, and how the project actually moved — instead of re-reading nine separate summaries.

Where is it
Library → open a folder → Folder overview

Every recording, in one placePRO

With session recording on, the Library gains an Audio tab: every recording in your private cloud storage with its session, length and size — including recordings whose sessions were deleted on this device. Play, jump to the session, or delete to free space.

Where is it
Settings → AI & speech → Session recordings · Library → Audio
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One IRIS per situation

Modes shape how IRIS behaves. The defaults are good; changing them takes a sentence.

MODES
● Sales call ○ Lecture ○ Networking
Cue types: answers · facts · advice
Make it yours

Modes: one IRIS per situation

Sales calls, lectures, dates, negotiations — each mode has its own behavior, cue types, and chattiness. Swipe on the glasses to switch.

  1. 1Settings → Modes — edit any mode's behavior
  2. 2Choose which cue types it may surface
  3. 3Swipe on the lens idle screen to switch modes
You: "coach me through salary talks"
✦ GENERATED
Negotiation Coach — ready to edit
Make it yoursPRO

Describe it. IRIS builds the mode.

"Help me at a networking event — remember names, suggest icebreakers" → a full mode, generated, editable, yours.

  1. 1Settings → Modes → describe what you need
  2. 2Tap Generate — IRIS writes the mode
  3. 3Attach up to 5 reference docs per mode
Everything else in Make it yours4

Cues backed by live web search

When the conversation needs fresh facts — prices, news, flight status — IRIS searches the web mid-session and cites what it finds.

Where is it
Included automatically with IRIS Pro · BYO setup: add a Tavily key or SearXNG URL in Settings

Use IRIS as a quiet recorder

Turn the heads-up display off to use IRIS as a phone recorder. It captures from your phone's mic with the lens dark, and your transcript, summary, and cues wait for you in the app. Good for meetings and note-taking when you'd rather the glasses stay dark.

Where is it
In a session, tap Lens off in the controls — that session only · Or Settings → AI & speech → Heads-up display off, to default to it · Recording continues on the phone mic; the summary arrives as usual

IRIS knows itself

Ask IRIS about IRIS — “where do I change the mic?”, “what does Send to Hermes do?”, “what is included in Pro?” — and it answers from a built-in manual of every feature, screen and setting, with the exact menu path. Test IRIS goes further and runs real round trips over everything you use — subscription, AI engine, live search, audio storage, calendar — naming exactly what failed and where to fix it.

Where is it
Ask on the phone, on the glasses, or through “Hey Even” · Try: “what can IRIS do that I am not using?” · Settings → Help & support → Test IRIS

A mode whose memory stays in its own roomPRO

Closed-context modes keep everything they learn to themselves — their memories, saved voices and sessions never surface in another mode, in Ask IRIS, or in your weekly review. Someone whose voice you save in a private mode is never auto-recognised elsewhere. Per-client isolation without separate accounts, and one tap makes a memory global if you want it shared.

Where is it
Settings → Modes → edit a mode → Keep this mode private
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It fits where you already work

Your notes, your calendar, your agent, your vault — IRIS writes into the tools you already use.

[ IRIS ] [ Hermes ]
You: What did my agent learn today?
Hermes: Fixed your deploy script — saved it as a skill.
ON YOUR LENS [APPROVE?] Deploy to production
tap to approve · swipe to refuse
ConnectedPRO

Your own agent, on your glasses — and it can speak first

Run Hermes or OpenClaw? Connect it and talk to your own agent from IRIS — its memory, its tools, its skills — replies streamed from your server. Any mode can hand its live cues to your agent, and now it can start the conversation: send a line straight to your lens, or ask your permission before it acts and take your answer from the ring — a tap approves, a swipe refuses, and anything unanswered is refused. Connect several agents and give each mode its own. Full setup guide →

  1. 1Settings → Integrations → your agent
  2. 2Enable its API and open a tunnel — step-by-step guide, from scratch
  3. 3Ask tab → switch the target to your agent
  4. 4Per mode: Settings → Modes → Cues from your agent (cues and quick actions both)
session-2026-07-04.md
→ saved to vault /IRIS/
headings, bullets, action items intact
ConnectedPRO

Every session, a note in your vault

Auto-save summaries straight into Obsidian — and retro-save any old session with one tap.

  1. 1Settings → Integrations → Obsidian auto-save
  2. 2Four ways to connect: REST, GitHub, WebDAV, local
  3. 3Old sessions: open one → "Save to vault"
Everything else in Connected6

Ask about the links you saved

"What was that article I saved about batteries?" — your recent Raindrop bookmarks become context for Ask IRIS, answer and link included.

Where is it
raindrop.io → Settings → Integrations → For Developers, create a test token · Paste it into Settings → Integrations → Raindrop · Ask IRIS about anything you have saved

Your vault, on your facePRO

Browse Obsidian notes on the lens, and pin any note as context so IRIS cues from what you've written.

Where is it
Settings → Integrations → "browse vault on glasses" · Library → Vault → open a note → send to lens · "Use as context" pins it for your next session

“Code green” — capture a thought, app closedPRO

Speak to your glasses with IRIS closed and it still files. Say “code green” or “codex” and the thought lands in Captures as a note or a to-do. (Even’s own assistant intercepts “remember”, so these are the words that reach IRIS.)

Where is it
Settings → Integrations → Even AI quick capture · In Even: Settings → Even AI → Agent Configuration → Add Agent — name it IRIS, paste the URL + token · “Code green, book the dentist” → a to-do · review it in Library → Captures

Sessions land in Google Drive, formatted

Auto-export every processed session as a real Google Doc — headings, bullets, action-item checkboxes.

Where is it
Settings → Integrations → Google Drive · One-time OAuth setup, guided in-app · Re-exports update the same Doc, no duplicates

Your to-dos, in Google TasksPRO

Keep IRIS to-dos and Google Tasks in step in both directions, so anything IRIS hears gets real notifications and shows up on every device you own.

Where is it
Settings → Integrations → Google Tasks · Sign in with the Tasks scope and pick a list

Nothing lost if you change phonesPRO

Cloud backup keeps your settings, sessions and memory safe, and Recover missing sessions pulls back only what your backup has that this device does not — nothing overwritten, nothing touched.

Where is it
Settings → Backup & restore → Cloud backup · Recover missing sessions after a reinstall
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Basic vs Pro

Every core feature works on Basic with your own API keys. Pro removes all setup — Claude and speech recognition are included — and unlocks the extras. Three-day free trial, cancel anytime.

FeatureBasicYour own keys · free Pro$14.99/mo · everything included
Setup & AI
API keys to get startedYour ownNone
AI & speech-to-text costYou payIncluded
Live web search for cuesYour keyIncluded
In the moment
Live captions on the lens — accessibility, nothing saved
Live cues, answers & fact-checks
Pause & resume a session — even across app restarts
Hand-edit saved transcripts
Debate mode — live fallacy & argument analysis
Ask about photos — whiteboards, documents, diagrams
Server-side PDF reading (scanned & complex PDFs)
Transcription, with cues in your language
Computer audio — Zoom/Meet/Teams calls into your session (beta)
Screenshot your screen into a session — diagrams, docs, problems
Speaker ID — who said what
Modes, quick actions & ring controls
Prep files per mode15
Generate a mode from a description
Closed-context modes — per-client memory isolation
Presentation companion — notes & timer on lens
Teleprompter that follows your voice & handles interruptions
Home as a modular tool hub (beta)
Narrow cue column — discreet, glance-like reading
Hands-free lens hub — ask, agenda, to-dos & agent on the glasses (beta)
Afterwards
Summaries, memory & session chat
Tag speakers on past sessions
Weekly review
Summary templates220+
Folder overviews — themes, decisions & progress across a project
Export a session as a formatted PDF or Word document
Export as plain text
Session audio recording & playback
Speaker labels corrected after the meeting (3+ speakers)
To-dos, calendar, briefings & reminders
Mark action items done or dismissed
Correct saved memories by chat or voice
Browse past session recaps on the lens
Connected
Google Drive export
Google Tasks two-way sync
"Code green…" hands-free capture, app closed (beta)
Obsidian sync & browse-on-glasses
Raindrop bookmarks as Ask context
Agent bridge (Hermes / OpenClaw) — chat, session push & agent-powered cues
Your agent writes to your lens — reminders and results, unprompted
Approve your agent's actions from the glasses — tap to allow, swipe to refuse
Several agents, a different one per mode
Cloud settings & data backup
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IRIS and Conversate, side by side

Conversate is the transcription built into the Even app — free, private and good at what it does. IRIS is a different thing: it answers, remembers and writes into your tools. Where Conversate is the better fit, this says so.

 IRISPro ConversateBuilt into the Even app
Memory across conversations Carries people, tasks and context forwardEvery conversation stands alone
Ask your assistant mid-conversation Chat or push-to-talk, on phone and lensNot offered
Live web answers Live search — current events, facts, pricesCues draw on your prep notes only
Contextual AI cues Seven types — answers, follow-ups, fact-checks…Four types
To-dos, reminders, briefings Captured from what was said, on your lensNot offered
Custom modes One IRIS per situation, with your own instructionsA single experience
Speaker identification Voice enrollment, wearer detection, renamingTranscript only
Export to Obsidian & Google Drive Automatic after every sessionNot offered
Your own AI agent Hermes or OpenClaw, with auto-memoryNot offered
Voice-following teleprompter Follows your voice and holds your placeNot offered
Audio recordingOptional, in your own storageBy design, transcripts only — no audio kept
Where it is storedYour device and your integrationsOn device, in the Even app — EU data protection
Price$14.99/mo · $149.99/yr · 3-day trialFree, included with the glasses

Full row-by-row comparison, including everything Conversate does better — see the complete table.