GlintA compass around you
N, E, S and W, each with the full direction name, stand 8 m away at eye height, above a faint ring with dots between them.
GLINTOS MINI-APP · SYSTEM
AR that stays put.
Look at it to select it.
Compass labels, a floating panel and a spinning 3D model, fixed in the room while you turn your head. No account, API key or internet.
What it is.
Spatial is the augmented-reality demo of GlintOS for Everysight Maverick AI and AI Pro glasses. It places N, E, S and W labels around you at eye height, a faint ring below the horizon, a floating info panel and a spinning 3D model. All of it stays fixed in the room while you turn your head.
Selection works by looking. Point your head at a label, the panel or the model, and the readout names it, with no tap needed. A heading such as HDG 352 NW shows which way you face. Spatial works offline, with nothing to sign in to and no key to enter.
What you get.
Look to select
Whatever your head points at is named in the readout, such as NORTH, INFO PANEL or DICE. Labels, the panel and the cube are also highlighted.
Three 3D models
A dice that spins and rocks, an Earth globe that turns once every 12 seconds, or a lit cube that changes colour while you look at it.
Recenter and Model
Recenter brings the panel and model back in front of you; the compass stays put. Model cycles the three and remembers your choice.
Follows your display settings
Day, Night and high contrast restyle the scene. Reduced motion stops the animations.
Recovers on its own
AR reopens when the glasses reconnect or you return to the app. If the compass needs calibrating, Spatial asks for a slow figure 8.
On your glasses.
AR view
The scene itself, with one readout row at the bottom: heading on the left, what you look at on the right, then Recenter, Model and Back.
Starting AR
Shown while the scene opens. If no head orientation arrives within 6 seconds, No head tracking offers Retry.
Tracking lost
After about 2 seconds without head orientation: hold your head still for a moment. Recenter and Retry are offered.
AR is off for Spatial
Settings opens Privacy on the glasses, where you turn AR back on for Spatial.
How you control it.
| Swipe forward | Moves the focus to the next action: Recenter, Model or Back. |
|---|---|
| Swipe back | Moves the focus to the previous action. |
| Tap | Presses the focused action. Back leaves Spatial and closes the AR scene. |
| Long tap | Goes back by default. If Long tap is set to Assistant, it starts the assistant instead. |
| Voice | Optional. Tell the GlintOS assistant recenter, dice, earth or cube. |
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.
Spatial’s phone page shows your heading, such as Heading 352° NW, or the current state, and what you are looking at.
Dice, Earth and Cube chips pick the model, and Recenter works while AR is open on the glasses.
While Spatial is open, a line such as NW · Dice shows under its name in the Apps grid.
What you need.
- Glasses
- Maverick AI or AI Pro
Spatial uses the glasses’ head orientation, not eye tracking.
- Phone
- Android 11 or later
GlintOS runs on the phone and talks to the glasses over Bluetooth.
- Account
- Not needed
There is nothing to sign in to.
- API key
- Not needed
Spatial uses no external service, so there is no key to enter.
- Internet
- Not needed
The models ship with the app. Voice commands may need a connection, depending on your phone.
- Permissions
- None; microphone for voice
AR is a GlintOS switch you can turn off in Settings > Privacy. Voice commands ask for the phone’s microphone.
- 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, subscription or quota.
These rows are about Spatial. 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 connect your glasses.
- Open Spatial from the glasses Home dock, or with Open on glasses in the phone companion app.
- Wait for Starting AR to finish. If Calibrate appears, trace a slow figure 8 with your head.
- Turn your head to find N, E, S and W, then point it at the panel or the model.
- Use Recenter to bring them back in front of you, and Model to switch models.
Your data.
- Spatial makes no internet connections and uses no camera, microphone, location or eye tracking.
- It saves only your model choice, on the phone. Your heading and what you look at are shown, never stored.
- Voice commands go through the GlintOS assistant; Spatial receives only the recognized text, and your phone’s speech provider may process it online.
- AR runs only while Spatial is on screen, and closes when you leave or the glasses disconnect.
Good to know.
- GlintOS is an independent project in development, with the free public APK planned for December 2026. Spatial’s AR has not yet been validated on the simulator or on real glasses.
- Tracking is rotation only: content stays fixed as you turn, but walking does not move you relative to it.
- Selection follows your head, not your eyes. Heading comes from the glasses’ own compass, and whether 0 means magnetic or true north is undocumented.
- You cannot add your own models or content. With the default look-up gesture on, holding your head tilted up may open Quick Settings.
Questions.
What is Spatial on Maverick AI glasses?
A GlintOS mini-app that shows world-locked AR on Maverick AI and AI Pro glasses: compass labels, a panel and a 3D model that stay in place as you turn your head.
Do I need an account, API key or internet for Spatial?
No. Spatial uses no external service and works offline. Only the optional voice commands may use your phone’s speech service.
Does Spatial work on Maverick AI as well as AI Pro?
It uses head orientation, not eye tracking, so it is meant for both. Neither model has been verified yet.
Can I walk around the 3D model?
No. Spatial tracks how your head turns, not where you move. Recenter places the panel and model in front of you again.
Is Spatial made by Everysight?
No. Spatial is part of GlintOS, an independent project not affiliated with or endorsed by Everysight.
More mini-apps.
Compass
Heading and level
Eye Lab
Eye tracker, blinks, gaze calibration
Navigation
Perspective turn guidance, route view and live trip progress
GlintOS is an independent community project built with Everysight’s SDK. Everysight, Maverick AI, 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.