Early access for Meta AI glasses

Meet everyone.
Forget nothing.

Network&Recall is a networking assistant for Meta AI glasses. Glance at a name badge and hear who you're talking to. Talk naturally, then find a summary and a follow-up draft on your phone.

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Private by default. Nothing is recorded.
  • No facial recognition
  • Their voice is never saved
  • Nothing kept unless you keep it
  • You review before anything is sent
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In your earLook at a name badge to hear who it is.

In your ear: Live lookup
Look at

Fall Career Fair

Today, 3 contacts

3 follow-ups readyReview before you send

People you met

On your phone: recall and follow-up

Open a contact, browse Events, or edit a draft.

Nothing is recorded. Nothing is kept unless you choose to keep it.

Network&Recall never stores audio, video, or face data. Conversations become a short text summary on your phone, and the audio is discarded right away.

  • No recordings

    Audio is turned into text and discarded right away. It's never stored.

  • No facial recognition

    Live lookup starts from the name on a badge, never a face. No photos or video are kept.

  • Briefs aren't saved

    What you hear in your ear disappears. Only contacts you choose to keep are stored.

  • You hold the delete key

    Delete a contact or a whole event and it's gone. Anyone can opt out of lookups.

Quick question: if someone used Network&Recall while talking to you, would you be okay with it?

Great conversations, forgotten by Monday.

At a career fair or conference you meet dozens of people in a few hours. Take notes and you stop listening. Skip them and the names and next steps blur together before you ever write the follow-up.

The note-taker

Head down, half listening

  • Splits attention between the person and the notepad
  • Misspells names, misses titles, mixes up who said what
  • Follow-ups go out days later, if they go out at all
With Network&Recall

Eyes up, fully present

  • Keeps eye contact and asks better questions
  • Name, role, topics, and next steps captured for you
  • A personal follow-up draft is waiting after the event

From handshake to follow-up

Four steps and zero scribbling, at career fairs, conferences, poster sessions, and trade shows.

Glance

Look at a name badge. The glasses read the name, title, and organization.

No facial recognition.

Hear

A quick brief on who they are plays quietly through the open-ear speakers.

No display needed.

Recall

The glasses listen as you talk and summarize the topics discussed and agreed next steps.

Their voice is never saved.

Follow up

After the event, review every contact with its summary and a drafted follow-up email.

Export to a spreadsheet.

Select a step to see it in action.

Which part would you actually pay for?

Pick the one that matters most to you.

Respectful by design.

Networking runs on trust. Network&Recall is built so the person across from you never has to wonder what you're keeping.

Capture your way

Pick the mode that fits the moment.

Capture light on

Best for longer conversations: poster sessions, coffee chats, dinners.

  1. A visible light shows whenever Recall is listening.
  2. Open with a quick “Mind if I take notes?”
  3. Topics and next steps are ready when you part ways.

  • Badges, not faces

    Live lookup starts from the name on a badge you look at, never from a face, and speaks only public professional info.

  • Their voice is never saved

    Conversations become a short text summary. The audio itself is never stored.

  • Nothing sends itself

    Every follow-up is a draft. You review it, edit it, and decide whether to send it.

  • Your contacts, your file

    Export an event to a spreadsheet anytime, or delete it in one tap.

For people whose next opportunity starts with a conversation.

Graduate students and researchers

Poster sessions, workshops, and hallway chats at conferences. Remember who works on what, and who asked for your paper.

Never ask again“Who was the person who wanted my paper?”

Students at career fairs

Twenty booths in an afternoon. Keep every recruiter's name, role, and next step straight.

Never ask again“Which recruiter said to apply by Friday?”

Corporate professionals

Trade shows, client events, and industry meetups. Turn new contacts into follow-ups before they go cold.

Never ask again“Which lead wanted the pricing deck?”
See pricing

Start free. Students and researchers pay less.

Pre-order to lock in founding-member pricing. No payment is collected until launch.

Free

Try it at your next event

  • Quick recap after each conversation
  • Follow-up drafts
  • Up to 3 events and 25 contacts
  • Spreadsheet export
Join free at launch
Student and researcher discount

Student & Researcher

For students, postdocs, and academic researchers

  • Everything in Free
  • Spoken briefs on name badges
  • Conversation summaries and follow-up drafts
  • Unlimited events and contacts
Pre-order Student & Researcher

Professional

For industry events, trade shows, and client meetings

  • Everything in Student & Researcher
  • Custom follow-up templates
  • CRM-ready export
  • Shared event lists for teams

Pre-order Professional

Student and researcher pricing needs a .edu or institutional email.

Questions

Which glasses does it work with?

Network&Recall is being designed for Meta AI glasses, with a companion phone app for reviewing contacts and drafts. Because Live lookup speaks to you through the open-ear speakers instead of a display, it works on Meta AI glasses with or without a screen. When you join, tell us whether you own a pair. It helps us decide what to support first.

Does it record the people I talk to?

In Live recall, the conversation is turned into a short text summary and the audio is discarded. No voice recordings and no face data are stored. If you'd rather not capture live at all, use Quick recap and dictate a few sentences after you walk away.

What does Live lookup tell me, and where does it come from?

When you look at a name badge, the glasses read the name and organization, then quietly speak a short brief through the open-ear speakers: current role, research or work areas, and recent public work. It draws only on public professional sources like company pages and publication listings, plays at a low volume meant for you, and isn't saved unless you keep the contact. It never uses faces, you can turn it off anytime, and anyone can opt out of appearing in lookups.

Is it okay to capture conversations at events?

Recording rules vary by place, and some require everyone's consent. That's why Live recall shows a visible capture light, why we suggest asking “Mind if I take notes?”, and why Quick recap exists for situations where live capture isn't appropriate.

What does pre-ordering mean?

It reserves founding-member pricing for you. No payment is collected now. We'll email you to confirm before launch, and you can cancel anytime.

Who qualifies for student and researcher pricing?

Students, postdocs, and researchers at universities and research institutes. You'll verify with a .edu or institutional email when you sign up.

Can I get my contacts out?

Yes. Export any event to a spreadsheet, or copy a follow-up draft into your own email. Try Export in the app preview at the top of this page.

Is this a real product yet?

Not yet. Network&Recall is an early-stage concept developed in ECE 6001 at Georgia Tech. Sign-ups tell us whether, and for whom, it's worth building.

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