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OpenVision
Open-source, on-device AI for Meta Ray-Ban glasses
OpenVision is a free, open-source iOS app that connects your Meta Ray-Ban glasses to the AI of your choice. Run models 100% on-device with Apple MLX (no cloud, no API key, works offline), or pick Apple Intelligence, OpenAI, Gemini Live, or OpenClaw. Ask by voice and hear answers back, analyze what you see in real time, recognize faces, and search the web. Your history and data stay on your phone. Your glasses. Your AI. Your rules.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built OpenVision because I love my Meta Ray-Ban glasses but wanted more control over the AI behind them — the official app is closed and cloud-only.
OpenVision is a free, open-source iOS app that connects your glasses to the AI of your choice. The part I'm most proud of: it runs entirely on-device with Apple MLX — no cloud, no API key, works offline — so your conversations and photos never leave your phone. Prefer the cloud? Pick OpenAI, Gemini Live, Apple Intelligence, or OpenClaw instead.
You can ask by voice and hear answers back, analyze what you see in real time, recognize faces, and search the web — all hands-free through the glasses.
It's MIT-licensed and on GitHub. Would love your feedback, issues, and stars, and I'm happy to answer any questions right here! 🙌
Would love a hands-free way to start a new conversation topic mid-session, like a short double-tap gesture on the glasses to clear context without needing to open the app on my phone.
love that you made it work fully offline through Apple MLX, that is a real flex for an iOS app and keeps everything genuinely private
About OpenVision on Product Hunt
“Open-source, on-device AI for Meta Ray-Ban glasses”
OpenVision was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #57 on the daily leaderboard. OpenVision is a free, open-source iOS app that connects your Meta Ray-Ban glasses to the AI of your choice. Run models 100% on-device with Apple MLX (no cloud, no API key, works offline), or pick Apple Intelligence, OpenAI, Gemini Live, or OpenClaw. Ask by voice and hear answers back, analyze what you see in real time, recognize faces, and search the web. Your history and data stay on your phone. Your glasses. Your AI. Your rules.
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