Replay Glasses

AI Note-Taking Glasses

Stay present in every conversation. Replay Glasses capture your meetings and conversations, then turn them into searchable transcripts, summaries, and answers.

Front view of Replay AI note-taking glasses

How it works

Record. Sync. Find anything.

Record meetings with your glasses, then sync to Replay for transcripts, summaries, audio playback, and AI search.

STEP 01

Press to record

Press the frame button to record a conversation or meeting.

STEP 02

Sync on iPhone

Open Replay on your iPhone to sync recordings from the glasses.

STEP 03

Find anything later

Read transcripts and summaries, replay audio, or ask AI about any conversation on iPhone or the web.

Recordings listed in the Replay iOS app
View your recordings
Speaker-separated transcript in the Replay app
Read transcripts
AI summary and key takeaways in the Replay app
Read AI summaries
Ask AI about a conversation in the Replay app
Ask AI what happened

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Does Replay support prescriptions?

Yes. Choose Prescription when buying your glasses and enter your prescription details before adding them to your cart. Prescription lenses add $100.

Do Replay Glasses have a camera?

No. Replay Glasses are audio-first and do not capture photos or video.

How much does Replay cost?

Replay Glasses cost $119.99, or $219.99 with prescription lenses, plus $9.99/month after the first 30 days. The plan includes unlimited recordings and transcriptions.

How long does the battery last?

A full charge is designed to provide approximately four hours of typical use. Battery life varies with recording and syncing.

Does it come with a charger?

Yes. Replay Glasses come with a charger that plugs into the right arm of the glasses.

How do I start and stop recordings?

Replay is not always recording. Press the button on the glasses once to start a recording and press it again to stop.

Where do I manage recordings?

Use the Replay iOS app to connect and sync your glasses. Then use the iOS or web app to listen, read transcripts and summaries, search, and ask AI what happened.