Preorders open · first 50
Talk to your coding agent. Silently.
An ear-worn sensor that reads the words you mouth, with no sound, and types them into Claude Code, Cursor or anything else on your Mac. For open-plan offices, trains, and anywhere a microphone is rude.
Concept renders of the wearable, not a photo. The working prototype is the video further down.
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What works today
Real: the electrode prototype on my face, 24 September. Sound on. The silence is the point.
What you're reserving
- One unit, ear-worn, no gel, nothing stuck to your skin
- Types into any Mac app: Claude Code, Cursor, Slack, email
- Learns you in minutes, then gets better the more you use it
- A say in the final form factor: the first 50 decide it with me
Straight answers
- It works on my face today. The first batch exists to make it work on yours
- You mouth the words. Invisible across a desk, visible up close
- It reads muscles, not thoughts
- Form factor isn't final. If it changes materially, you can cancel for a full refund
Questions
How much do I have to move my mouth?
As little as you can while still forming the words. Someone next to you may notice your lips move; across a desk they won't.
Why not just use a mic?
You can, and a $30 lapel mic is quieter than your voice. This is for when quiet isn't quiet enough: a shared desk, a train, a library, a call you don't want overheard.
What's accuracy like?
On my face, six commands at 90%. That's a floor, not a product. The first 50 units are for people who want to help close the gap, and you'll see the real numbers as they come in.
Why a deposit now?
Because the only honest signal that this should exist is whether people will pay for it. If fewer than 50 people do, I'll tell you, and refund everyone.