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Glasscast

by handzlikchris

Phone remote control for Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Mirror and control your Android phone from the glasses: live screen over WebRTC, Neural Band pinches and swipes to tap, scrol…

Glasscast is an open-source project by handzlikchris written in C#, 2 stars, licence MIT. Phone remote control for Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Mirror and control your Android phone from the glasses: live screen over WebRTC, Neural Band pinches and swipes to tap, scroll and drag, voice typing. Also a remote desktop for Windows PCs. Tech preview. Topics: accessibility-service, android, meta-ray-ban-display, neural-band, phone-remote-control.

Glasses compatibility

Each model with the status of our evidence and a link to where it was found
Model Status Evidence
Ray-Ban Display Verified "Glasscast Phone remote control for Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses" — the context describes using the glasses

Evidence is quoted from the listing at github.com, checked 30 Oct 2026. What these labels mean.

From the listing

Phone remote control for Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Mirror and control your Android phone from the glasses: live screen over WebRTC, Neural Band pinches and swipes to tap, scroll and drag, voice typing. Also a remote desktop for Windows PCs. Tech preview.

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WASD

prasanthsasikumar Developer tools

Preview any web app the way it appears on the heads-up display of Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Additive waveguide simulation in the browser, no hardware required.

Works with Ray-Ban Display

Verified Open source

meta_glasses_webmcp

meta AI assistants

WebMCP on Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses enables developers to utilize Meta AI to create hands free and agentic interactions on web apps using user voice.

Works with Ray-Ban Display

Verified Open source