The third way in. Glasses that capture what you look at and what's said around you, into the same private archive as your handwriting and your voice. It's the input we're furthest from building, and the one we intend to be slowest and most careful about.
No prototype · no reservation · a direction, not a product
A camera that's always with you is the richest memory you could keep and the easiest to abuse. So this one waits, behind the notebook, behind the card, and behind a standard we're setting for ourselves before a single lens ships.
Whatever it captures is yours, stays on your machine, and is never uploaded, exactly like the notebook and the card. If we can't hold that line for glasses, we won't make them.
Recording the people around you is a different kind of promise than recording your own page. A visible capture indicator and hard limits come before anything else, design work we haven't finished, and won't rush.
We won't email you soon, but knowing you want it helps decide whether it moves up the list at all.