Seeit Glasses
Built for Hackers, Makers, and the Future of Computing.
Founders Edition
A limited run for early adopters and developers who want to shape the future of open-source wearables.
Research Edition
A limited research platform for labs and engineers developing next-generation wearable AI systems.
Explorer Edition
A limited run for adventurers, athletes, and explorers who are always ready to capture what comes next.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes SeeIt different from other smart glasses?
Most wearables are sealed appliances. SeeIt is the opposite — an open, permissionless platform we think of as “the Android of AI wearables.” Hardware as a canvas, not a cage. Read the story of Glass 1.
Why voice-first instead of a screen or keyboard?
The QWERTY keyboard is a legacy bottleneck — a high-friction artifact of stationary computing. For glasses you wear all day, voice is the natural primitive. Just say “See it” and go. More on the post-screen era.
How does SeeIt handle my privacy?
Privacy isn’t a feature toggle — it’s a design constraint. A device on your face with an ambient microphone demands more, so we engineer toward a “zero-server” architecture rather than routing everything to the cloud. How privacy by architecture works.
Who are SeeIt Glasses for?
Built for hackers, makers, developers, and researchers — the post-screen era cohort who want to shape the future of open-source wearables, not just consume a closed product.
When do SeeIt Glasses ship, and what do they cost?
The Explorer Edition is available to pre-order now at Rs. 19,000 (from Rs. 24,000) and ships Summer 2026. Research and Founders editions open for pre-order soon.
What are the key specs?
1080p video with 6-axis stabilization, a 5-microphone array with dual open-ear speakers, 32GB + 4GB storage, a 300mAh all-day battery (6–8h), all in a 39g ultra-light TR90 frame.