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Roadmap

The beta is out - and we're already heads-down on what's next. Our goal is to ship incremental updates that unlock new capabilities while keeping the SDK stable and fun to build with.

We'd love to hear from you. Feature requests, pain points, wild ideas - all welcome. Community feedback directly shapes our priorities, so don't be shy. Reach out and let's build this together.

Completed

Feature Description
Clips Short H.264 clip playback on the glasses via the M2VideoClip drawable
MCP Server SDK documentation MCP server for AI coding assistants - see Vibe Coding
Multi-Microphone Both glasses microphones (directional and omni) can stream at the same time - see Microphone
Speaker Audio output through the glasses built-in speaker: live streams and sound resources - see Speaker

Planned Features (Partial list)

Sorted alphabetically, not by priority.

Feature Description
Eye Tracker Next phase: gaze-to-pixel mapping and a calibration process
Glasslets Glasslets SDK
Maps Static map rendering, route overlays, and markers on the glasses display via the Mav2Maps library (powered by Mapbox in the first release - developers provide their own API key)
Navigation Turn-by-turn navigation, maneuver rendering, and route guidance on the glasses. Supports Google, TomTom, and OpenRouteService out of the box - developers provide their own API keys
Runtime Key (app.key) Production API key for published App Store / Google Play applications
Smart Watches Apple Watch (watchOS) and Wear OS companion app support

Features and timelines are subject to change. For the latest updates, reach out to the Everysight team.