Keep the detail close.
Bring prepared notes, scripts, and useful context into view. Spend your attention on the person in front of you.
SybilSight / your world, in viewFind meaning
Find meaning
in the noise.
Stay in the conversation. Keep your next line close. Bring the people, promises, and details that matter into view.
Memory. Performance. Context. Your choice of control.
SybilSight / one assistant, your way
Are you a …
Choose what brings you here. Discover what you can do, why it helps, and how to get started.
Magician / MentalistExplore your possibilities ↗Stage PerformerExplore your possibilities ↗Business UserExplore your possibilities ↗Accessibility UserExplore your possibilities ↗
More than one fits? Switch whenever you like. Every part of the product is yours to explore.
Magician / Mentalist
Keep the moment magical. Keep the method under control.
Build a repeatable routine, bring information into view, and choose an outcome without losing the connection with your spectator.
- A reveal with a clear pathConnect a start cue to captured information and the result you want to show.
- Choices in the momentGive each branch a trigger, a processing step, and a destination. Rehearse the alternatives.
- Practice with feedbackInspect waiting states and captured facts, correct a value, and repeat the sequence before going live.
- Reuse your connectionsSet up an integration once and use its supported receive or send route across routines.
- Save a result for the next phaseCapture a fictional name or number, keep it in the routine ledger, and reuse it in a later reveal.
- Build a multi-phase performanceOrganize phases, loops, and saved outcomes so the next effect starts with the information it needs.
- Choose how a value becomes a revealCompare formulas, rules, lookups, and configured AI processing before rehearsing the result.
- Route a discreet peekUse the HUD and configured destinations to inspect a sample result before choosing the reveal.
- Control it without reaching for your phonePair a ring or remote and map the control you intend to use during performance.
- Run and recover deliberatelyPractice the perform, reveal, and recovery controls with fictional spectator information.
Stage Performer
Stay with the room. Know what comes next.
Bring cues, scripts, media, and routines into a deliberate running order—with a way to prepare, inspect, and recover.
- One running orderBuild a sample show, add cues, and verify the content and device requirements before rehearsal.
- Recovery you have practicedLearn GO, Back, Hold, Duck, Panic, and Kill audio in a safe rehearsal.
- Your script, at your paceExplore manual, automatic, or speech-follow teleprompting with your own script.
- A legible private viewArrange the HUD so the most useful information has enough space to read.
- Speak without losing your placeConfigure speech-follow scripts, compare manual advance, and practice returning to the current line.
- Keep media under controlExplore audio tools alongside your running order; rehearse start, stop, and recovery.
- Reuse a prepared routine in your showBuild and rehearse a routine before adding its work to the show sequence.
- Use a controller that suits your stagePair a remote and map controls before checking them in rehearsal.
- Shape the view you actually needArrange Live HUD apps and check the result in the preview before relying on the glasses.
- Inspect the show before going liveVerify cue content, device requirements, and pre-show checks with a sample running order.
Business User
Let a good conversation become a clear next step.
Bring relationship context, commitments, tasks, and project plans together so useful details can become work you can follow through on.
- Walk in with contextReview contacts, past interactions, sourced research, and the commitments that need attention.
- Give every promise a placeCapture tasks and follow-ups; distinguish planned dates, deadlines, deferrals, and waiting work.
- See what drives the scheduleInspect dependencies, resources, calendars, critical work, and schedule issues.
- Notice drift earlyCompare a current plan with a baseline and return to projects through a regular review.
- Return to the source of a promiseSearch a recorded sample conversation and review the exchange before turning it into a follow-up.
- Keep facts open to correctionInspect the evidence behind a contact detail or project fact instead of treating an extracted statement as certain.
- Plan the work before forecasting itCreate a project, organize its tasks, and define the inputs its schedule needs.
- Bring Mac context into the workflowPair Sybil Terminal and select the context you want to make available for a focused app request.
- Build a deliberate automationUse Shortcuts, the loopback API, or MCP with the configured permissions and a harmless sample action.
- Research with sources attachedUse the contact-research workflow and review identity matches and supporting evidence.
Accessibility User
More room to follow, remember, and take part.
Choose readable captions, useful recall, comfortable display settings, and deliberate voice control to support the way you participate.
- Keep the words availableChoose a speech route, read captions, pause, and return to retained text.
- Find a detail againSearch retained conversations by topic, person, time, or supported context filters.
- Make the display comfortableChoose layouts and appearance settings, then check legibility on your device.
- Use your voice deliberatelyLearn activation and dismissal, inspect voice profiles, and try supported requests.
- Return to a conversationRecord a fictional exchange, search for a topic, and review the matching source in memory.
- Keep a reminder closeCapture a task or reminder, inspect its date, and review it before relying on it.
- Ask in the way that works for youChoose speech activation or chat, and learn how a request differs from a completed action.
- Find small everyday toolsExplore weather, calendar, reading, and other mini-apps through the app’s menus.
- Adjust your readable workspaceArrange Live HUD apps, compare the preview, and tune the display to your setup.
- Get help with useful contextOpen an account-linked support request, attach an optional screenshot, and track its replies.
G2 smart glasses / try a momentYour world.
Your world.
A little more in view.
Follow a conversation. Find your next line. Bring back a useful detail. Choose a moment and see how it unfolds.
Single-eye view · 16 green levels
Everyday & accessibility
Stay with the conversation.
Keep spoken words in view while you stay present in the room. Try a short caption exchange, then pause to read.
01 / 04Start captions
You start Captions. The sample speaker label appears once for each speaker’s block.
What you need for this example
Choose a microphone, speech engine, and language, then start Captions. Accuracy and delay depend on the audio and selected service.
A guided illustration of app behavior with fictional content. AI-generated backgrounds with a single-lens wearer’s viewpoint. Status values and content are samples; display size, position, clarity, and brightness are illustrative. Your fit, lighting, firmware, and settings affect the view in real G2 glasses.
01 / YOUR WORLDOne assistant.
One assistant.
Many ways to be present.
You don’t have to fit one category. Move between the stage, the working day, and home with the same tools.
01 / Mentalism
Be there for the reveal.
Rehearse routines and bring the right detail into view.
Find your path ↗02 / PerformanceStay with the room.
Scripts, show cues, and the confidence of a good rehearsal.
Find your path ↗03 / BusinessCarry the conversation forward.
Relationship context, commitments, and accountable next steps.
Find your path ↗04 / Everyday supportMake room for everyday life.
Captions, useful recall, and support that works your way.
Find your path ↗More presence / less to carryNothing to memorize.
Nothing to memorize.
Nothing in your pockets.
Nobody on a radio.
The next line, a familiar name, or the cue you cannot afford to miss—right where you can glance at it and stay with the moment.
Leave the clicker behind.
Use your voice or a subtle ring input to move through the content you have set up. Keep your hands free of a separate controller.
Follow your own lead.
A private visual prompt can support a solo presentation or performance without someone feeding lines into an earpiece.
Your paired phone still runs the app. The freedom is from pocket props, crib sheets, and handheld controls during the moment; preparation and rehearsal remain part of the experience.
Show controlsRun your whole show,
Run your whole show,
hands free.
Your slides, script, music, and cues belong to the same performance. Bring them into a running order and control the next moment with a configured voice command or ring input.
- Voice: advance a cue with a phrase you have rehearsed.
- Ring: move forward, scroll, or change modes with a mapped input.
- Slides & media: keep audience output separate from your private notes.
- Connected control: use supported OSC routes for the show tools in your setup.
Even Realities G2 + R1 systemYour control.
Your control.
On one finger.
The G2 + R1 hardware system includes the Even Realities R1 control ring: a discreet way to navigate SybilSight without reaching for your phone.
Keep a line moving during a talk. Read at your own pace. Bring a cue into view when you need it, then return your attention to the room.
Choose software access for your own compatible hardware, or configure the complete SybilSight + G2 + R1 bundle on our purchase page.
Set up your ring ↗
R1 control scheme
Four inputs. Total command.
Choose what each input does in your SybilSight setup. These are example mappings, ready to adapt to the way you work.
Fire the next cue
Advance a slide, confirm a selection, or move to the next beat.
Bring the display into view
Show or dismiss the content when you need your attention elsewhere.
Move at your pace
Scroll a script, browse prompts, or move through a list of cues.
Switch modes
Move between your configured tools, peeks, or show controls.
Available actions depend on your active app, device, and input mapping. Rehearse the controls with your actual glasses and ring.
Explore input mapping ↗02 / FROM WORDS TO SOMETHING USEFUL01 / CAPTUREStart with
02 / CONNECTBring the right
03 / FOLLOW THROUGHDecide what
A detail becomes a next step.
Start with
what was said.
Choose when and how to listen. Build useful context from the conversations you record and retain.
Bring the right
context back.
Revisit a name, a promise, or an earlier exchange. Inspect the source and correct details that don’t fit.
Decide what
happens next.
Review tasks, reminders, and project context. Keep suggestions distinct from actions you actually complete.
A promise from FridayReview the scope before the next meeting
A familiar voiceReturn to the previous conversation
A rehearsal that feels readyCheck the cue before going live
A thoughtful reminderJenny’s birthday is Thursday
03 / LEARN BY DOINGLess guessing.
Less guessing.
More “got it.”
Explore a screen. Try an example. Follow a short path all the way to a useful outcome.
The learning center covers setup, memory, relationships, performance, projects, and the tools in between.
Open the learning center ↗04 / A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN
See every learning path ↗Choose a small first step.
Your first useful moment
Set up your devices, choose how to listen, and bring one useful detail into view.
Start this path ↗Make a conversation useful
Move from a recording to searchable context and a next step.
Start this path ↗Rehearse your first reveal
Build a routine, understand its trigger, and rehearse before performing.
Start this path ↗05 / PERSONAL CONTROLKnow what listens.
Know what listens.
Know where it goes.
Choose supported on-device processing, review permissions, and understand the services you connect.
Optional external providers and integrations have their own data boundaries. Account and submitted support information are handled separately from your personal memory content.
Can I explore without glasses?
Yes. The web examples explain the workflow with fictional content. Real features depend on your device, edition, and setup.
Is every feature available offline?
No. Supported local processing can run on your devices, while setup downloads, account services, and optional connected features may require a network.
Does SybilSight act on every conversation?
Listening, recognition, a suggestion, and an executed command are different states. Learn your activation and confirmation settings before using a workflow.
Where do I get the app?
Open your account to see the app access and download options associated with your entitlement.
Go to your account ↗About the teamBuilt by people who
Built by people who
care how it works.
Hardware engineering, software, and real performance experience—brought together in SybilSight.
Principal Architect
Kalani Helekūnīhi
Principal developer at Hak5, with work spanning red-team security tools, the original Xbox Kinect, law-enforcement intelligence systems, and voice-isolation technology. His work is represented in the International Spy Museum.
Kalani brings that hardware and software experience to SybilSight’s architecture and day-to-day development.
Creator
Chris Michael
A working mentalist with a counterintelligence certification recognized by the U.S. Department of Defense, and a trainer for former FBI agent Joe Navarro’s Body Language Academy.
Chris brings elicitation, observation, and real performance experience to SybilSight’s routines, testing the work in front of live audiences.
QA Engineer
Rado Sheytanoff
A former QA engineer at Meta’s Reality Labs, where he tested prototype VR headsets, and an Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP). He is also a working mentalist.
Rado combines hardware testing, security experience, and a performer’s perspective to find what needs to work better before a room is watching.
Our team has built for
Talk to us about your setup ↗- Xbox
- Meta
- FBI
- Cirrus
- Hak5
- DoD
- NRO
Experience across consumer hardware, law enforcement, aviation, security research, and national defense. These names describe the team’s prior work; no organizational endorsement of SybilSight is implied.
Built for the long run01 / A personal start 02 / Room to grow 03 / People to learn with
Our commitment to you.
A system should come with people who help you use it. Get setup guidance, integration support, and ongoing help from the SybilSight team as you make it part of your work, performance, or everyday life.
Guided onboarding
Start with one useful workflow. Get help pairing devices, choosing controls, and making that first routine or everyday task your own.
Lifetime software updates
Your software grows as we release capabilities, improvements, and integrations. Keep discovering what your system can do.
Community access
Connect with other SybilSight users to share setups, techniques, and practical experience. Performers can go deeper into routines with the performer community.