Your phone listens to the conversation. When someone asks you a question, Hinty Voice Assistant says a short hint into your ear through your smart glasses and shows it in the lens on glasses with a display.
Coming soon. Testers get it first.
- 0%of smart glasses sold have no display. Hinty talks to them.
- 3-8words per hint, so you can listen and speak at once
- 0audio recordings saved. Audio is transcribed live and dropped.
- 0languages for hints, from English to Russian
Share of smart glasses without a display: Counterpoint Research, first half of 2026.
How it works
Your phone listens. Your glasses answer.
The glasses only show and speak. Your phone does the listening, so it works with almost any smart glasses and earbuds.
- 01
Your phone listens
Keep your phone out, in your hand or on the table. The screen can be locked. It hears you and the other person.
- 02
Hinty finds the question
Speech recognition and AI notice when a question is for you and prepare a short answer, built from your own documents if they cover it.
- 03
Your glasses deliver it
A hint of 3-8 words is read into your ear in a quiet moment. Glasses with a display also show it in the lens.
Which glasses
Most smart glasses have no screen. That's fine.
Without a display, Hinty speaks into your ear. With a display, you also read the hint in the lens. We add support in this order.
One card in the right lens
Voice in your ear
Glasses without a display and any Bluetooth earbuds. They connect to your phone like headphones, so no extra app is needed.
- 01Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2, Gen 3)In development
- 02Oakley Meta HSTN, Vanguard
- 03Ray-Ban Meta audio glasses
- 04Any Bluetooth earbuds, e.g. AirPods
Text in the lens
Glasses with a display. The hint appears as a small card, two short lines.
- 01Glasses that show phone notifications (Rokid, Even G2, Vuzix)Next
- 02Rokid GlassesNext
- 03Meta Ray-Ban Display
- 04Even Realities G2Later
Setup guides: Connect your glasses
Brand names only describe compatibility. Hinty is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta, Ray-Ban, Oakley, Rokid, Even Realities or Vuzix.3D model: Black Wayfarer Glasses by islem-rd, CC BY 4.0
In the lens
One card. Two lines. Then it's gone.
Small displays fit 2-5 lines, so the hint is cut to what you need to start talking.
- The question in 2-4 words, dimmed
- The hint in two short lines
- One card at a time, the next one replaces it
- Disappears after about 20 seconds
- High contrast, no emoji, readable on small green displays
In your ear
It waits for a quiet moment.
Listening and speaking at the same time is hard. So the hint is short and arrives when nobody is talking.
Waits for silence
Starts reading when nobody is speaking.
Stops when someone speaks
Fades out in a fraction of a second. The hint stays ready to repeat.
Only the newest hint
No queue of old answers piling up in your ear.
Never on the phone speaker
No earbuds or glasses connected? Hinty doesn't read aloud, so only you hear the hint.
Controls
Repeat or skip without touching your phone.
Button on your glasses or earbuds
Tap to repeat the last hint. Tap while it's speaking to skip.
Bluetooth ring or clicker
Any small media remote with play and pause works from day one.
Neural Band on Meta Ray-Ban Display
A gesture repeats, another one skips.
Lock screen
Repeat, skip and stop, right in the notification.
Use cases
For the moments you can't look at a screen.
- 01
Job interviews
What was your biggest mistake at work?
Late launch, fixed the estimates
- 02
Client meetings
Does it integrate with our CRM?
Yes, Salesforce and HubSpot, 1 day
- 03
Presentations and Q&A
Where does the 40% growth come from?
Two new markets, slide 7
- 04
Talking in another language
¿Cuándo puede empezar?
Translator mode: the hint in your language
Privacy
Made to be used openly.
No audio is saved
Speech is turned into text live and the audio is dropped.
You start it, it stops itself
No always-on listening. A visible recording sign on your phone and lock screen.
Tell the other person
Let them know you use an AI assistant. In some countries and US states everyone has to agree.
Your documents stay yours
They are only used to build your hints.
FAQ
Questions about smart glasses
Which smart glasses work with Hinty Voice Assistant?
First, any glasses or earbuds that connect to your phone over Bluetooth, such as Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta: Hinty reads the hint into your ear. Next, glasses with a display: Rokid Glasses, Meta Ray-Ban Display and Even Realities G2 show the hint as text in the lens.
Do I need glasses with a display?
No. Most smart glasses sold today have no display, and the voice hint works with all of them. A display adds the same hint as text in the lens.
Can I use Ray-Ban Meta glasses in a job interview?
Yes. Ray-Ban Meta glasses connect to your phone like Bluetooth headphones, so Hinty can read a short hint into your ear after each question. Your phone stays out on the table and does the listening.
Is this a teleprompter for smart glasses?
Not quite. A teleprompter shows a script you wrote earlier. Hinty listens to the conversation and suggests an answer to the question you were just asked, using your own documents when they help.
Why does the phone listen and not the glasses?
Microphones in glasses focus on the wearer's voice and tune out the other person. The phone on the table hears both of you, and the audio in your ear stays clear.
When will it be available?
We are building the voice in your ear first, then text on glasses with a display. There are no fixed dates yet. Testers get every version first.
How much will it cost?
Testing is free. After launch, smart glasses support will be part of the Hinty Voice Assistant plans.
Can I use Hinty Voice Assistant today?
Yes. On your computer, in the Chrome extension for Google Meet, Zoom and Teams or in the web app, and on your phone with the hints on screen.
Tester program
Try it before everyone else.
Sign up as a tester and we'll invite you as soon as your glasses are supported. Free.
- First access to every new glasses version
- Free during the test
- Your feedback decides which glasses come next
- 01You sign up here. It takes 20 seconds.
- 02When your glasses are supported, we email you an invite.
- 03You install the Hinty app, connect your glasses and try it in a real conversation.
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