Farglance streams your PC into your Meta Ray-Ban Display. Draw a box around what matters. See it from anywhere.
Except the one thing you actually want.
The display is 600×600 pixels. A whole desktop is unreadable on it — so nobody built it. Farglance doesn't shrink your screen. You draw a box around the part you need, and it arrives at full size. Readable.
Draw a box around any part of your screen. It fills your lens at full size.
Save the things you check constantly. Flick between them with a wrist gesture.
It taps your wrist when a number crosses a line or a build fails. Stop checking.
Make a fist, slide your thumb. The real mouse moves. Hand stays at your side.
Meta's developer preview caps testers at 100 people. That's not a marketing number — it's the actual limit. So there are exactly 100 seats.
No card. You'll hear from me at launch.
One payment for test access — no guaranteed refund.
You get the seat now + the potential of lifetime Pro if it launches. Changed your mind? Just email me and I'll sort it.
I'm not going to promise you a date. Meta's Wearables Toolkit is still in developer preview — publishing is partner-only, and that gate isn't mine to open. Anyone selling you a launch date on this platform is guessing.
What a Golden Seat actually buys: test access — one of the first 100 spots, plus real influence over what gets built. I'm aiming to have testers wearing this within weeks. It's a one-time payment for that test seat, with no guaranteed refund — and if Farglance launches, lifetime Pro comes with it as a bonus. Claim one only if you want in on the test itself, not because you're counting on a launch date. If you ever change your mind, you can email me a refund claim anytime.
If you're not sure, join the free waitlist instead. It costs you nothing, and if you refer 3 friends who sign up you unlock 6 weeks of Pro free at launch. I'd rather have you happy than have your hundred bucks.
Everything above is the whole pitch. No more explaining — just tell me where to find you and which one you want.
I'll email you when there's something real to show.
For the glasses experience, yes — that's what it's built for. But Farglance also works as a normal remote desktop in any browser, so you can use it without them. The glasses are the point, though.
There's no guaranteed refund — but it's not a trap, and yes, you can ask. Here's the honest shape of it: a Golden Seat is test access, one of the first 100 seats, which you get now. Lifetime Pro is potential upside if Farglance launches — a bonus, not a promise. So you're buying something real now plus upside later, not a bet that can fail — which is why a slipped or missing launch isn't grounds for an automatic refund. That said, if you ever want out, email [email protected] and I'll read and consider every claim personally.
I'm targeting weeks, not months — but I won't lie to you: Meta's Toolkit is in developer preview and publishing is partner-only right now. That gate isn't mine to open. If it slips, you get your money back. If you'd rather not take that bet, the free waitlist costs nothing — refer 3 friends who sign up and 6 weeks of Pro is on us.
$9.99/month for Pro. There's a real free tier — one computer, three cards, all the modes. Pro adds relay (so it works on coffee-shop and office wifi, which block direct connections), unlimited cards, smart alerts, and voice. The Founding 100 never pay it.
Free connects your devices directly to each other — which works fine on most home networks. But hotel, café, and corporate wifi block direct connections, so those have to be relayed through my servers. That bandwidth is a real bill I pay. That's the honest reason Pro exists.
No. The stream is end-to-end encrypted between your computer and your glasses. Even when it's relayed through my servers, those servers forward packets they cannot decrypt. Nothing is recorded, anywhere.