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Your notifications, in view.
Without reaching for your phone.
Notifications brings your Android phone’s notifications to your Maverick AI or AI Pro glasses: a banner when one arrives, and one list you read and clear from the temple touchpad.
What it is.
Notifications is the GlintOS inbox for Everysight Maverick AI and AI Pro glasses. Your phone’s notifications, notices from GlintOS mini-apps and GlintOS’s own system notices, such as connection or battery, share one list, newest first. New ones drop in as a banner. You read the full text, open the source app on your phone, mark items read, dismiss them or clear the list.
While the glasses are connected, the list follows your phone: a notification removed there leaves the glasses, and an updated one, such as a new message in the same chat, refreshes in place. There is no account, API key or internet use. You grant only Android’s Notification access, and the text stays between your phone and your glasses.
What you get.
Banners as they arrive
The sender, the title and a preview for about 6 seconds, one at a time. Tap to open; by default, a Long tap dismisses it.
Do not disturb
Non-urgent banners wait quietly in the list. Alarms and other high-priority notices still break through.
Read it all
Source app, a category such as MESSAGE or EMAIL, the time, the title, then the text in pages.
Open on phone
Launches the source app on your phone. Mini-app notices get Open, for the app that posted them.
Clear with care
Clear always asks first, with Keep as the safe choice. Your phone keeps its notifications.
In Quick Settings
Look up for Quick Settings: its Notifications tile shows the entry count and latest sender, and opens the latest one.
On your glasses.
Notification list
Rows with the sender, a time such as NOW or 5 MIN, and a one-line summary, then Read all and Clear. Chips such as NO ACCESS say what is missing.
Notification detail
Source app, category and time, the title, then the text in pages. Open on phone or Open, Dismiss and Back.
Status screens
CHECKING PHONE, All caught up, Allow notification access, Phone notifications are off with Turn on, and a note while the glasses are disconnected.
How you control it.
| Swipe forward | Moves to the next row or button, wrapping around. In a detail, pages through long text. |
|---|---|
| Swipe back | Moves the other way. |
| Tap | Opens the focused notification and marks it read, or presses the focused button. On a banner, opens that notification. |
| Long tap | By default, goes back, or dismisses a banner. If Long tap is set to Assistant, it starts the assistant instead; use the Back button. |
Gestures come from the temple touchpad on Maverick AI and AI Pro glasses. An optional R08+ smart ring can send the same gestures from your finger.
Home and phone.
A Recent notifications widget in three widths shows the unread count, such as 2 NEW, and the latest sender and message; full width lists up to three rows. Previews never mark anything read.
The app’s page in the GlintOS phone companion app shows whether phone notifications are live, with Allow notification access and the Show phone notifications on glasses switch.
Re-read phone, Read all, Clear all, and every entry with Open, Dismiss and Card, which shows it once with its app icon on the glasses.
Settings > Notifications holds the banner and Do not disturb choices.
What you need.
- Glasses
- Maverick AI or AI Pro, connected
Phone notifications reach GlintOS only while the glasses are connected, an Everysight SDK limit.
- Phone
- Android 11 or later
GlintOS includes the phone companion app, so there is nothing else to install. Android only for now.
- Account
- Not needed
There is no sign-in.
- API key
- Not needed
The app talks to no online service.
- Permissions
- Bluetooth; notifications on Android 13+
Bluetooth (Nearby devices, or Location on Android 11) connects the glasses. GlintOS’s own notifications let Open on phone and Allow on phone finish on the phone.
- Special access
- Notification access for GlintOS
Turned on in Android’s Notification access settings. On Android 13 and later, if the switch for GlintOS is greyed out, first choose Allow restricted settings in GlintOS’s App info menu.
- Internet
- Not needed
Everything runs on your phone and glasses.
- Hardware
- R08+ smart ring, optional
Paired with the phone in touch mode, with Ring control and the GlintOS ring control accessibility service on, it sends the same gestures as the temple touchpad.
- Cost
- None
No paid service or subscription.
These rows are about Notifications. GlintOS itself also needs internet on the phone the first time it connects to your glasses and about once a month after that, when the glasses’ security certificate is renewed.
Set it up.
- Install GlintOS on an Android 11 or later phone and allow Bluetooth and notifications when asked.
- Connect your glasses.
- Open Notifications on the glasses and tap Allow on phone, then tap the GlintOS phone notification if one appears.
- Switch GlintOS on in Notification access. If it is greyed out, allow restricted settings in GlintOS’s App info menu first.
- Optional: set banners and Do not disturb in Settings > Notifications, and add the widget to Home.
Your data.
- Notifications are processed on your phone and drawn on your glasses. Nothing is uploaded.
- Phone notification text is saved in GlintOS’s private storage to survive a restart and left out of cloud backup. The list keeps at most 50 entries.
- Clear on the glasses or Clear all in the phone companion app deletes them; the app’s Clear data does not.
Good to know.
- Notifications arrive only while the glasses are connected. The Everysight SDK usually filters out incoming calls, navigation, media players and many summaries.
- No replies or action buttons. Open on phone opens the app’s main screen, usually after an extra tap on the phone.
- Dismiss and Clear affect only the glasses, and an entry still on the phone returns, unread, at the next re-read. Emoji are removed.
- GlintOS is an independent project in development, with the free public APK planned for December 2026. Validation on real glasses is pending, and Everysight marks its notification service as beta.
Questions.
Can I see phone notifications on Maverick AI glasses?
Yes, with GlintOS on an Android phone. New ones appear as a banner and collect in one list you read with the temple touchpad, while the glasses are connected.
Does the Notifications app need an account, API key or internet?
No. You grant only Android’s Notification access for GlintOS. Everything runs offline on your phone and glasses.
Can I reply or see incoming calls?
Not from Notifications. Open on phone launches the source app to reply there. The Everysight SDK usually filters out incoming-call notifications.
Is Notifications an official Everysight app?
No. Notifications is part of GlintOS, an independent project not affiliated with or endorsed by Everysight or Google.
More mini-apps.
GlintOS is an independent community project built with Everysight’s SDK. Everysight, Maverick AI, Google, Android and Bluetooth are trademarks of their respective owners. GlintOS is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them, or by the maker of the R08+ ring. Details on this page describe the current development build and may change. Read the full disclaimer.