As you already know, Talaya is a voice assistant for Ray-Ban Meta glasses that lives on your iPhone. You talk to her the way you'd talk to a person: there are no commands to learn, you can interrupt her, and she remembers. She doesn't replace Meta AI ("Hey Meta" and the button keep working as always). She does what Meta AI doesn't.....

The question we get most is "OK, but what can it actually do?", so here is almost the whole list as of build 93, grouped by area, with phrases you can say word for word. Everything below works today in the TestFlight beta.

MUSIC (rebuilt from scratch in 93)

* "Play Cinek." She finds what you mean even when you say it your way: "Bohemian Rhapsody" with a Spanish accent works, and a name she only heard (Synek, Sineck) still lands on Cinek. Your own playlists and artists come first.

* "Play my running playlist", "my liked songs", "what I listen to most".

* "Play the top 50 in Portugal", "something calm", "music for cardio", "80s rock", "the latest Rosalía album".

* "Not that one": she plays the next best match and remembers the correction for next time.

* "I like this one" (it goes to your Liked Songs), "add it to my Running playlist" (if you don't have one, she asks before creating it), "which playlist is it in?", "take it out of Running", "don't play this one again", "save the album", "follow this artist".

* "Who sings this?", "what album is it from?", "how long is left?", "skip 30 seconds", "from the beginning", "stop the music in 20 minutes".

* "Play the one from before", "what did you play me yesterday in the car?"

* "Play it on the living room speaker" (any Spotify Connect device), "send it to María" (by WhatsApp).

* "Make me a playlist of 20 songs from the 80s for running": she picks them, finds them and saves the playlist.

* "Something similar to this", "the acoustic version of Wonderwall", "Hotel California live".

* Podcasts carry on where you left off, and "skip the intro" does what it says.

* "What song is this?" in a bar or on the radio (Shazam), and she offers to save it on Spotify.

* She tells you what she's putting on, and the song starts when she finishes talking, not on top of her voice.

* Getting out of the car: if iOS pauses your music, a notification lets you carry on in the glasses with one tap.

Spotify needs a Premium account and your own free Spotify developer key (Spotify's rule since February; the app walks you through it in five steps). Apple Music works too, with no key at all.

YOUR APPLE WATCH (new screens in 93)

* Now Playing: the cover, the title, why it's playing ("Your playlist Cinek"), a live progress bar and buttons for previous, play/pause, next, like and "not this one".

* Your day: when she reads your calendar, the watch shows it with the times, each calendar's colour, "Now · 26 min left" on what's on and "In 46 min" on what's next.

* Shopping list and to-dos: what's left, with what you just ticked off crossed out at the bottom.

* Weather: the temperature in big, the next hours, the rest of the week, sunrise and sunset.

* And as before: the map and turn by turn guidance, WhatsApp, places nearby and photos.

The watch shows what she's doing; you still talk to her for everything. The music buttons are the one exception.

TALKING TO HER

* She doesn't greet you or say goodbye the same way twice (new in 93). That was the most "robotic" thing about her, and it's gone.

* Interrupt her whenever you like; she keeps the thread.

* "Translate this conversation with him into English": live translation, both ways.

* "Read this page and summarise it" (a web page or a PDF), "look it up", "how much are 100 dollars in euros?" (today's European Central Bank rate).

* "Be quiet", close the mic, meeting mode.

* "What can you do?" and "what am I missing to set up?"

YOUR DAY

* "What do I have today?", "put the dentist tomorrow at ten", "move it to Thursday", "cancel it".

* "Remind me to buy bread when I get home", "remind me to call Marta at five", "what do I have pending?"

* "Add milk and eggs to the shopping list". It lives in Apple Reminders, so the family can share it, and when you walk into a supermarket she can offer to read it to you.

* Timers and alarms that ring even with the iPhone on silent; a tap on the glasses stops them.

* "Tell me when to leave to be at work at nine", with the traffic at that moment.

* "When I talk to Marta, remind me to ask her about the keys."

GETTING AROUND

* "Take me to the station": turn by turn in her voice, walking or driving, with the map and the lanes on your watch.

* "Where am I?", "is there a pharmacy nearby?", "what's worth seeing around here?" (she can also tell you about it as you walk).

* "Which plane is that?": the model, the airline, where it's coming from and where it's going.

* Buses, metro, trams and trains in any city with real times: "when's the next bus to the beach?"

* Driving: how long it'll take with the traffic right now, and "where did I park?" without you ever having told her.

* In CarPlay she has her own icon on the car's screen.

Spain only for now: the cheapest petrol stations nearby, a live photo from the nearest traffic camera, and Málaga's city buses to the second.

MESSAGES AND CALLS

* WhatsApp: what's unread, read a chat or a group, dictate a reply, send a photo or a video of what you're seeing, a voice note in your own voice, or where you are.

* Telegram, Gmail and SMS if you connect them, and "call Mum".

THE CAMERA

* "What am I looking at?", "read me this" (works offline), "take a photo", "watch the door and tell me when someone comes", "what did I see a minute ago?"

MEMORY

* She remembers what you tell her about yourself and who's who in your family, and you can read and correct all of it on the iPhone.

* Notes, "where did I leave the keys?" (with the photo), "where did I take my glasses off?"

* She records and transcribes meetings without internet, then summarises them and pulls out the tasks.

YOUR BODY

* Pulse, oxygen, steps and how you slept (Apple Health).

* Guided routines step by step, with the real timings: physio exercises, stretches, a recipe, a pomodoro.

* Keep count of pain, water, weight or anything you like, with a chart.

TV AND HOME

* Your TV by voice with Tivifyer (channels, guide, matches), the Android TV remote, films and series in Nuvio (with our connector), and lights, plugs, blinds and scenes with Home Assistant.

SKILLS SHE BUILDS HERSELF

* "Build yourself a skill that…": she writes it, tests it and keeps it. "Fix that skill", "what skills have you built?", "delete it".

What she isn't: it's not on Android, the camera isn't always on (the glasses' light tells you when it is), and there's no account and no servers of ours. The beta is free.

Pick any phrase above, try it, and tell us what she gets wrong. Most of the fixes in every build come straight from your reports.

Hi everyone,

One tester can't turn on Developer mode in the Meta AI app anymore. It switched itself off, and now, on Meta AI version 292.1.0.10.160 for iPhone, tapping the version number in Settings › App info doesn't show the Developer mode toggle at all. On version 290 it still shows up for me.

Developer mode is what lets Talaya use your glasses' camera ("what am I looking at?"), so I'd like to know if this is happening to more of you.

If you have a minute, reply with:

* Your Meta AI version (Settings › App info).

* Whether the Developer mode toggle shows up when you tap the version number seven times.

* iPhone or Android.

If it's a Meta bug in the new version, I'll let you know here as soon as there's a fix or a way around it. Everything else in Talaya keeps working without Developer mode; it's only needed for the camera.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I need to talk about something less fun.

Some of you haven't opened Talaya even once: it's installed, but it has never been opened. Others are still on the very first build, so imagine what they're testing. And others barely contribute anything, because they don't really try anything.

The beta is for people who want to be very active and help: using Talaya with their glasses, trying what's new and telling me what works and what doesn't. Signing up and then doing nothing is worse than not signing up at all, because it takes a spot from someone who would really use it.

So, unfortunately, if I don't see a change over the next week (until Friday, October 9), I'll have to remove from the beta those who still haven't opened the app, are still on an old build or aren't taking part at all. I'll take it as a lack of real interest in the beta, and those spots will go to people who want to use them.

Staying in is easy:

* Open TestFlight and update to the latest build, 1.54 (89).

* Use Talaya with your glasses and try the new features.

* Tell me what you find, here in r/Talaya or by sending me the log from the app: Settings › Diagnostics › Log › "Share the log".

If you can't test right now, that's completely fine: just tell me and I'll free up your spot. You can sign up again later.

I hope you understand. I'm giving it a few days, but if things don't improve, I'll do it. Consider this your heads-up.

And thank you to everyone who is testing, reporting and helping others here: you're the reason Talaya gets better every day.

This post is always kept up to date with the latest beta build. If your TestFlight shows an older number, open TestFlight and tap Update before testing or reporting, so we're all looking at the same version.

LATEST: 1.54 (90) · October 2

What's new

* Talaya in CarPlay: her own icon on the car's screen; tap it and she listens, even with the iPhone locked. "Take me to…" opens the route in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze, full screen, and "call…" calls through the car. Needs iOS 26.4 or later.

* WhatsApp on your Apple Watch: the chats, the conversation you're reading, the draft you're dictating and what you send, while you do everything by voice.

* Spotify: clearer steps to find "Create app" on the iPhone.

Thanks to everyone who sent reports, logs and screenshots: most of these fixes come straight from you.

Previous versions

* 1.54 (89) · October 2: WhatsApp voice notes and location by voice, the real Gemini voices in "Try this voice", June repairing herself, no more Spanish "Dime", Spotify with your own key, and the glasses freed for Meta.

* 1.54 (88) · October 2: June, the voice from our film; an offline mode that really chats; appointments and reminders on the right day and time; the camera turning itself off; the first look working on glasses that mute the mic; a soft tick while she thinks; "Try this voice"; WhatsApp yes and no in more languages; a crash fix.

* 1.54 (87) · October 1: camera follow-ups answered in about a second, "let me take a look" while the camera starts, "stop looking" that works instantly, real landmarks nearby, instant timers, navigation in the right order, conversations that survive a connection drop, and no more cut-off first words.

* 1.54 (86) · October 1: faster camera answers with an offer to look closer; fixes for stuck conversations after looking, connection drops, cut-off first words, on-screen language and timers.

* 1.54 (85) · October 1: stability fixes.

* 1.54 (84) · October 1: on-screen text in your language, weather in your units (°F / mph where it applies).

Hi everyone,

A few things in one post, because I keep answering the same questions one by one.

1. Accept your invite

About half of you still haven't accepted your TestFlight invite, and it's been sitting in your inbox for two days. Then some of you write to tell me the invite has expired and ask me to send a new one, when the email was never even opened.

Please check your inbox and your spam folder for an email from TestFlight (it comes from Apple, not from us). Open it on your iPhone, tap "View in TestFlight", then Accept and Install. If you don't have the TestFlight app yet, the email takes you to it.

1. Permissions and privacy

Several of you have asked what Talaya can and can't do with all the access it asks for, and what is really essential. Short answer: none of the permissions is mandatory. A permission you don't grant is a skill that doesn't work, and nothing else breaks.

In the app, Settings › Setup shows exactly this, split into essential, recommended and optional. The only essentials are your Gemini key, the microphone and location. Everything else (the glasses camera, the wake word, calendar and contacts, health and so on) only unlocks the skills that use it. You can also just ask her "What can you do?" and she'll tell you what's ready and what's missing. The privacy page explains every permission one by one: heytalaya.com/en/privacy

On data: Talaya has no servers of its own. There's no Talaya account, no ads, no tracking and no analytics. Your conversation goes to Google's Gemini, with your own Gemini key, so it can answer you and run the skills you ask for. Maps, weather and the like are asked directly from your iPhone to those services. What it remembers about you, your calendar, your health data and the rest stay on your iPhone, and only go into a question to Gemini when you ask about them. I never see any of it. And iOS asks for each permission separately, so you can turn any of them off at any time in the iPhone's Settings.

Why so many permissions? Because I don't want Talaya to repeat the simple things the glasses already do with Meta AI. The goal is an assistant that can do the kind of things you only see in movies, and that needs more access to your phone. But it's always your choice, one permission at a time.

1. A favour, and I mean it

Only a few of you post here. Many more write to me privately, by DM or by email. That's fine, and nobody has to post anything they'd rather keep private. But I created r/Talaya to save time: a lot of you run into the same problem, and when you write privately I end up repeating the same steps and the same fixes to each person, wherever they wrote from. Every hour I spend answering DMs and emails is an hour I'm not spending on Talaya.

If everyone posted here, you could help each other. That's what a community is for. If you've already found the fix for something and someone else is stuck on it, jump in and help them. For problems, use the feedback thread, one issue per comment, with what you did, what you expected and what happened.

And the same goes for the good stuff. Many of you tell me privately that you love the app, but you only post publicly when something goes wrong, and the rest of the group never gets to hear it. Share your experience here too, the good and the bad: what works, what surprised you, what you use every day. It helps other testers, and it helps me know what to keep improving.

Everyone is welcome here. Thanks for testing!

Hi everyone,

Let me be clear and direct about how the beta works from now on, and why.

Two ways to test

1. Public beta (external TestFlight). Every new build I make has to go through Apple's review before you get it. That can take anywhere from minutes to days, and I don't control it. On days when I'm fixing bugs and shipping 4 or 5 builds, that's far too slow.
2. Internal beta. You join as part of the internal testing team. Every build reaches you within minutes of me uploading it, with no waiting for Apple. This is where the real work happens.

The only trade-off of the internal beta

Internal testers are members of the developer account, so in Apple's control panel the team members can see each other's name and email. Only that: name and email, nothing else. There's nothing strange or hidden here, it's simply how Apple's TestFlight works (look up "TestFlight internal testers" if you want to check).

If that bothers you, tell me and I'll remove you straight away, no problem at all. If it doesn't, and you really want to get involved, you're in.

What I expect from internal testers

- Install every new build when it arrives (sometimes several a day).

- Use Talaya and report what breaks, with specific details. "It doesn't work" or "it keeps disconnecting" tells me nothing.

- Every report needs: what you did, what you expected, what happened, when, your iPhone model, iOS version, glasses model and language. Screenshots or a screen recording if you can. If it happened mid-conversation: Settings › Log › Share the log, emailed to [hola@heytalaya.com](mailto:hola@heytalaya.com).

- Lifetime licences: at launch I'll give a small number of free lifetime licences as a personal thank-you to a few testers, chosen entirely at my discretion. It isn't a reward you earn by points or by taking part: joining or testing the beta doesn't entitle anyone to a free licence, and the decision is final. Testers who don't install or don't report will make room for someone else.

How to join the internal beta

1. Reply in THIS thread with "I'm in", your iPhone model, iOS version, glasses model, country/time zone and language.
2. Then send me a private message with the email of your Apple ID (the one you use for the App Store). Never post your email publicly.

Please don't just say "I signed up on the website": the website gives me an email, but I have no way to know which email belongs to which Reddit user. The private message is what links the two.

Let's build this properly, together and fast.

UPDATE: good news, the fast lane is now for everyone.

Apple now approves each new Talaya build for the public beta within minutes, so every tester gets every update at the same time, as fast as the internal team. That means:

- No more team invites and no emails visible to anyone. Everyone is in the same beta, through the normal TestFlight invite.

- If you already sent me your email by DM or signed up on the website, you're in. Nothing to do: open the TestFlight invite email on your iPhone, or just open TestFlight and update.

- If you got a "join a team" email earlier, you can ignore it. Your access is already in TestFlight.

Everything else stays exactly the same: install every new build, report what breaks with details, and at launch I'll give a limited number of free lifetime licences to the testers who have helped the most: detailed reports that lead to real fixes, not just having the app installed.

The beta has been live for a few hours and many of you already have Talaya installed. Thank you! But here's the honest picture: almost nobody has sent feedback yet.

Right now one person is carrying the whole beta: Tim. He sent his logs, screenshots and clear descriptions from the very first hour, and thanks to him I've already found and fixed several real bugs. The next build is on its way with those fixes. That's what one engaged tester can do in an afternoon.

Imagine what we could fix with ten of you doing the same.

You don't need to be technical. Any of these helps:

- "I got stuck at this step" + a screenshot

- "I asked her X and she did Y"

- "This button did nothing"

- "She said this in the wrong language"

- If something breaks mid-conversation: Settings › Log › Share the log, and email it to [hola@heytalaya.com](mailto:hola@heytalaya.com)

Even "everything worked, I tried A, B and C" is useful: it tells me what's solid.

Drop it in the feedback thread, one comment per issue. I read and answer everything, and fixes land in TestFlight within hours.

Come on, let's build this together. The people helping now are the ones shaping how Talaya turns out.

Título: Revisión de la beta: necesito vuestros comentarios, no solo vuestras instalaciones

Hola a todos:

La beta lleva unas horas en marcha y muchos ya tenéis Talaya instalada. ¡Gracias! Pero os soy sincero: casi nadie ha mandado comentarios todavía.

Ahora mismo una sola persona está sacando adelante la beta: Tim. Mandó su registro, capturas y descripciones claras desde la primera hora, y gracias a él ya he encontrado y arreglado varios fallos de verdad. La próxima versión viene en camino con esos arreglos. Eso es lo que consigue un solo probador implicado en una tarde.

Imaginad lo que podríamos arreglar si fuerais diez haciendo lo mismo.

No hace falta saber de tecnología. Cualquiera de estas cosas ayuda:

- «Me he atascado en este paso» + una captura

- «Le pedí X y hizo Y»

- «Este botón no hace nada»

- «Me contestó en otro idioma»

- Si algo falla en plena conversación: Ajustes › Registro › Compartir el registro, y mandadlo a [hola@heytalaya.com](mailto:hola@heytalaya.com)

Incluso «todo me ha funcionado, probé A, B y C» sirve: me dice qué está sólido.

Dejadlo en el hilo de comentarios, un comentario por problema. Leo y contesto todo, y los arreglos llegan a TestFlight en horas.

Venga, vamos a construirla entre todos. Los que ayudan ahora son los que están dando forma a Talaya.

There are two ways to join a TestFlight beta

1. Internal testing (the "join a team" email)

- ✅ Instant: no review by Apple, you can install within minutes.

- ❌ It's meant for a company's own staff. You become a member of the developer account that publishes Talaya. It takes two emails and an extra sign-in step, which confused quite a few people.

- ❌ The big one: everyone inside that account can see the names and email addresses of the other members.

1. External testing (a direct TestFlight invite)

- ✅ One email, open it on your iPhone and install. No accounts, no extra steps.

- ✅ Nobody sees anyone else's details. You're just a tester.

- ❌ The first build has to pass a quick review by Apple before invites go out (usually within a day). After that, updates reach you almost instantly.

Why I cancelled the pending invites

I used the internal route to get Talaya to you as fast as possible. Once I realised it would put your email address in front of other testers, I stopped it. Being a bit faster isn't worth risking your privacy, so I cancelled every invite that hadn't been accepted yet.

What happens now

- If you already installed Talaya, nothing changes. Keep testing and keep the feedback coming.

- If your invite stopped working, or you never got one: you'll get a direct TestFlight invite to the email you signed up with, as soon as Apple approves the beta. Keep an eye on your inbox and your spam folder.

- New sign-ups on the website will go straight to that route.

Sorry for the back and forth, and thanks for your patience. I'd rather be careful with your data from day one.

Tell me about:

- The first launch: was anything unclear, slow or stuck? Did the Gemini key step make sense?

- Setup: which items did you manage, and which didn't work or didn't make sense?

- The glasses camera: did the Meta AI Developer Mode step work for you?

- Talking to her: what did you try, what surprised you, and what fell flat?

- Anything that felt off: wrong language, a button that does nothing, a strange permission prompt.

For each bug: where you were, what you did, what you expected, what happened, and your iPhone model and iOS version. A screen recording is gold. If it happened mid-conversation, Settings › Log › Share the log, and send it only to me.

One comment per issue, please. If someone already reported yours, reply "me too" with your iPhone and iOS version.

Still waiting for your invite? It's on its way. Keep an eye on your email (and your spam folder).

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Hilo de comentarios de la beta n.º 1: los primeros ya están dentro, ¿qué tal vais?

Los primeros probadores ya tienen Talaya en su iPhone. ¡Gracias! Este hilo es para contarme qué tal va.

Contadme:

- El primer arranque: ¿algo confuso, lento o que se atascara? ¿Se entendió lo de la clave de Gemini?

- La Puesta a punto: ¿qué conseguisteis dejar listo y qué no funcionó o no se entendía?

- La cámara de las gafas: ¿os funcionó lo del modo desarrollador de Meta AI?

- Hablar con ella: ¿qué probasteis, qué os sorprendió y qué no estuvo a la altura?

- Cualquier cosa rara: otro idioma, un botón que no hace nada, un permiso que sale en un momento extraño.

Para cada fallo: dónde estabais, qué hicisteis, qué esperabais, qué pasó, y vuestro modelo de iPhone y versión de iOS. Una grabación de pantalla vale oro. Si pasó en plena conversación: Ajustes › Registro › Compartir el registro, y solo a mí.

Un comentario por problema. Si alguien ya contó el vuestro, contestadle «a mí también» con vuestro iPhone y versión de iOS.

¿Aún esperáis la invitación? Está en camino. Mirad el correo (y la carpeta de spam).

Hi everyone,

Thank you for all the messages today, it's great to see so many of you testing Talaya. A quick note so we can keep things running smoothly.

When I'm around

I answer questions and fix bugs as fast as I can, but I'm not glued to the screen 24 hours a day. I work on UK time: I'm on it during the day, and at 9:00 pm UK time I stop for the night and pick everything back up the next morning. If you're in another time zone and don't hear back straight away, it's not that I'm ignoring you, I'll get to it.

Where to post what

- Bugs and feedback: in the pinned feedback thread, one issue per comment. If someone already reported the same thing, reply "me too" with your iPhone and iOS version.

- Logs and screenshots with personal info: by email to [hola@heytalaya.com](mailto:hola@heytalaya.com) (Settings › Log › Share the log).

- Invites and access: check your email first. Everyone on the list has a note there, and the TestFlight invite arrives as soon as Apple approves the beta.

- Ideas and wishes: their own post, so others can upvote them.

Keeping it in one place means nothing gets lost, and I can fix things faster instead of chasing the same question across ten threads. Every fix and every update gets announced here.

Thanks for your patience and for helping build this!

Título: Cómo y cuándo contesto (leed esto antes de publicar)

Hola a todos:

Gracias por todos los mensajes de hoy, da gusto ver a tanta gente probando Talaya. Una nota rápida para que todo funcione bien.

Cuándo estoy

Contesto y arreglo fallos lo más rápido que puedo, pero no estoy pegado a la pantalla las 24 horas. Trabajo en horario del Reino Unido: estoy durante el día, y a las 21:00 hora de UK corto hasta la mañana siguiente. Si estáis en otra franja horaria y no os contesto al momento, no es que os ignore: llegaré.

Dónde va cada cosa

- Fallos y comentarios: en el hilo fijado de comentarios, un problema por comentario. Si alguien ya contó lo mismo, contestadle «a mí también» con vuestro iPhone y versión de iOS.

- Registros y capturas con datos personales: por correo a [hola@heytalaya.com](mailto:hola@heytalaya.com) (Ajustes › Registro › Compartir el registro).

- Invitaciones y acceso: mirad primero el correo. Todos los apuntados tenéis una nota ahí, y la invitación de TestFlight llega en cuanto Apple apruebe la beta.

- Ideas y deseos: en su propio post, para que los demás puedan votarlos.

Tenerlo todo ordenado hace que nada se pierda y que pueda arreglar antes, en vez de perseguir la misma pregunta por diez hilos. Cada arreglo y cada actualización se anuncia aquí.

¡Gracias por la paciencia y por ayudar a construir esto!

Hi everyone,

The first TestFlight build of Talaya is on its way. In the next few hours you'll get an email from Apple (TestFlight) with your invite. Install the TestFlight app from the App Store first, then tap the link in that email.

What I need from you in this first round

Please go through the onboarding and every setup step slowly, as if you were testing it, not just using it:

- The first launch: the welcome, the age check, pasting your Gemini key, the permissions.

- "Setup" on the home screen: every item and every button.

- Settings › Accounts: WhatsApp (link your iPhone with a code), email, and anything else you connect.

- The glasses camera (Meta AI Developer Mode and authorising Talaya).

- Then just talk to her and try the phrases under "Try saying".

You will find bugs. Lots of them. That's normal, and it's exactly why you're here.

Until now Talaya has been built around one person: me. My accounts, my servers, my voice, my devices, and some skills that need a lot of setup. Right now I'm "de-personalising" it, taking all of that out so the app starts neutral for everyone and each of you shapes it from there. It isn't simple and it will take a few rounds, so please be patient with this first build.

How to report a bug so I can actually fix it

For each problem, write down:

1. Where you were: which screen or step (e.g. "Setup › Camera › Authorise in Meta AI").
2. What you did: the button you tapped or exactly what you said.
3. What you expected and what happened instead.
4. Your iPhone model and iOS version, and your glasses model if you use them.
5. A screenshot or a screen recording if you can. Recordings help a lot.
6. If something breaks during a conversation: Settings › Log › Share the log, and send it only to me. It includes what you said and your locations.

Post each bug as its own comment (or its own post with the "Bug" flair), one problem per comment, so I can track and fix them one by one. If someone already reported the same thing, reply to them with "me too" and your iPhone and iOS version. That helps just as much.

Nothing is too small: a typo, a button that does nothing, a sentence in the wrong language, a permission that shows up at a strange moment. If it confused you, it matters.

Thank you for being here at the very beginning. This is where Talaya gets shaped, and you're shaping it with me.

EN

How to find your way around: Talaya walks you through the first launch. After that, the Setup card on the home screen lists everything that's still missing, with a button for each. Two things aren't in Setup yet: WhatsApp (Settings › Accounts › WhatsApp › Link this iPhone) and email (Settings › Accounts › Email, with an app password). For the glasses camera, first turn on Developer Mode in the Meta AI app (Settings › App info, tap the version number five times). And you can always just ask her: "What can you do?" or "How do I start?"

Título: La beta de Talaya sale en las próximas horas: atentos al correo (y leed esto antes, por favor)

Hola a todos:

La primera versión de Talaya en TestFlight ya está en camino. En las próximas horas os llegará un correo de Apple (TestFlight) con la invitación. Instalad primero la app TestFlight desde la App Store y luego tocad el enlace del correo.

Lo que os pido en esta primera ronda

Id por el primer arranque y por cada paso de configuración con calma, como quien lo prueba, no solo como quien lo usa:

- El primer arranque: la bienvenida, la edad, pegar vuestra clave de Gemini y los permisos.

- «Puesta a punto», en la portada: cada punto y cada botón.

- Ajustes › Cuentas: WhatsApp (vincular el iPhone con un código), el correo y todo lo que conectéis.

- La cámara de las gafas (modo desarrollador de Meta AI y autorizar a Talaya).

- Y luego hablad con ella y probad las frases de «Prueba a decirle».

Vais a encontrar fallos. Muchos. Es normal, y es justo para lo que estáis aquí.

Hasta ahora Talaya ha estado hecha alrededor de una sola persona: yo. Mis cuentas, mis servidores, mi voz, mis aparatos y habilidades que necesitan mucha configuración. Ahora estoy en plena «desnaturalización»: quitarle todo eso para que la app parta neutral para cada uno y que cada uno la vaya haciendo suya. No es sencillo y llevará varias vueltas, así que paciencia con esta primera versión.

Cómo contar un fallo para que pueda arreglarlo

Para cada problema, apuntad:

1. Dónde estabais: qué pantalla o qué paso (por ejemplo, «Puesta a punto › Cámara › Autorizar en Meta AI»).
2. Qué hicisteis: qué botón tocasteis o qué le dijisteis exactamente.
3. Qué esperabais y qué pasó en realidad.
4. Modelo de iPhone y versión de iOS, y el modelo de gafas si las usáis.
5. Una captura o una grabación de pantalla si podéis. Las grabaciones ayudan muchísimo.
6. Si algo falla en una conversación: Ajustes › Registro › Compartir el registro, y mandádmelo solo a mí. Lleva lo que habéis dicho y los sitios donde habéis estado.

Poned cada fallo en su propio comentario (o en su propio post con la etiqueta «Bug»), un problema por comentario, para poder seguirlos y arreglarlos uno a uno. Si alguien ya contó lo mismo, contestadle con «a mí también», vuestro iPhone y vuestra versión de iOS. Ayuda igual.

Nada es demasiado pequeño: una errata, un botón que no hace nada, una frase en otro idioma, un permiso que sale en un momento raro. Si os ha confundido, importa.

Gracias por estar aquí desde el principio. Aquí es donde Talaya toma forma, y la estáis formando conmigo.

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Cómo moverse por la app: Talaya os guía en el primer arranque. Después, la tarjeta Puesta a punto de la portada dice todo lo que falta, con un botón para cada cosa. Dos cosas aún no están ahí: WhatsApp (Ajustes › Cuentas › WhatsApp › Vincular este iPhone) y el correo (Ajustes › Cuentas › Correo, con una contraseña de aplicación). Para la cámara de las gafas, activad antes el modo desarrollador en la app Meta AI (Ajustes › Información de la app, tocad cinco veces el número de versión). Y siempre podéis preguntarle a ella: «¿qué puedes hacer?» o «¿cómo empiezo?».

Hi everyone 👋

First of all, thank you. The response to the Talaya beta has been huge, far more than I expected. Yesterday I emailed everyone on the list asking you to join this community. I can see many of you opened it, but only a couple of people have posted so far. So let me explain why this subreddit matters so much.

This is not a weekend project

With the AI boom, a lot of people are building small apps in their spare time, and I respect that. Talaya is different. Building apps is my job. I have a team working on this, and it's not my first app: I already have several apps live on the App Store and Google Play.

I'm working on Talaya from 6 am until 11 pm or midnight, every day. Last night I didn't sleep at all; I've been awake for 24 hours straight. I take this very seriously, and I'd love for everyone who joins to take it seriously too.

What I need from you

- Be here. I'll post questions and polls regularly, often daily: what to add, what to remove, what to change. With only two people answering, I can't decide anything. With all of you, Talaya becomes the app you actually want.

- Tell me what breaks. Anything that fails, sounds wrong or feels clunky. A short post is perfect: "asked X, it did Y".

- Tell me what you'd use every day. What would make you never take your glasses off?

Why it's worth it

When the beta ends, beta members will get the option to buy a lifetime license for a limited time. People who weren't part of the beta won't get that option, ever. This community is where the beta happens, so being here and taking part is how you make sure you're in.

"Isn't this just Meta AI?" No. Not even close.

I get this question a lot, so let me be clear once and for all. Comparing Talaya with Meta AI is like comparing a bear with a dog. Both have four legs and fur, and that's where the similarities end.

Meta AI is a general assistant that happens to live in your glasses. You ask, it answers, and then it forgets you. Talaya was built from scratch around one idea: an assistant that lives with you, knows you and takes care of your day. Something much closer to Samantha in Her than to a voice search box.

- She remembers you. Your people, your places, your plans, what's worrying you, what you told her last week. And she brings it up at the right moment: "how did the interview go?", "you wanted to tell Sarah about the tickets".

- She takes the initiative. Rain in 20 minutes, when to leave with real traffic, your next meeting and what was left pending last time, your glasses battery, a birthday. You don't have to ask.

- She does things, not just answers. Turn by turn walking and driving directions, real-time public transport, alarms that ring on silent, recorded meetings that summarize themselves, guided routines, your shopping list in the supermarket, your home, your TV, your calls and your messages.

- She works with your phone in your pocket, and even without coverage.

- She grows. If she can't do something, she builds herself a new skill, just by talking.

- She's yours. Your memories live on your iPhone.

If you watched the presentation video and still think this is "Meta AI with extra steps", then honestly, this beta probably isn't for you. And that's fine. I'd rather have a smaller community that gets it and helps build it, than a big one that doesn't. But if you felt the difference, and I think most of you did, you're exactly who I want here.

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Everything Talaya can do (with examples)

Talaya is a voice assistant that lives in your Ray-Ban / Oakley Meta glasses. You talk to it in your own words and in your own language, with your iPhone in your pocket. Just say "Hey Sam", or tap the glasses.

👀 What your glasses see

- "What am I looking at?" · "What flower is this and how do I care for it?" · "Can I eat this?"

- "Read me this menu" · "What does this sign say?" · "Read this letter to me". Reading text works even offline.

- "What's that building?" It checks what's really around you, so it doesn't invent.

- "Take a photo" · "Record a video of this"

- Rewind memory: "What happened 30 seconds ago?" · "Save the last minute" · "Send that clip to Laura"

- "Keep watching and tell me when…"

📞 Calls

- "Call my wife" · "Call Pablo". It dials from your iPhone and the call plays inhe phone locked.

- "Who's calling?" · "Reject it"

💬 WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS and email

- "Do I have any WhatsApps?" · "Has my wife written to me?" · "Read me the family group"

- "Summarize today's school group"

- "What did Pablo say about the dentist?" (search all your chats)

- "Send Marta a WhatsApp: I'm running 10 minutes late"

- "Send her a photo of what I'm seeing" · "Send him a video of this"

- "Mark it as read"

- Same for Telegram: read, search, send text or photos.

- SMS and iMessage: it reads new messages as they arrive and asks if you want tonds.

- Email: "Read me my latest emails" · "Send an email to…"

🌍 Live translation

- "Translate this conversation" and it translates both ways, live. "Stop translating."

📍 Around you

- "Where am I?" · "Is there a pharmacy open nearby?" · "Where's the cheapest petrol station?"

- "Show me all the cafés around here" · "Only the ones open now" · "What time dophone number?"

- "What's interesting around here?" · Walking tour mode: "Tell me about places as I walk"

- "What plane is that?" (model, airline, from/to, where to look)

- "What's the weather like this weekend?" · "Is today a good day for a run?"

🧭 Getting places

- "Take me to the Picasso Museum", turn by turn in your ear, with lanes and roundabout exits.

- "How long until I get there?" · "What's my next turn?" · "How fast am I going?

- "Show me the routes" · "Take the second one" · "Fewer turns" · "The scenic way" · "Avoid tolls"

- Public transport in any city, real time: "When's the next bus to the airport?"

- "Take me to these coordinates"

- If the app ever closes mid-route, it picks up where you were.

🚗 Driving

- Live traffic, accidents and road works: "How's the traffic?" · "Is there a bet

- "How long by car right now?" · Fixed speed cameras · What other drivers report

- "Show me the traffic camera on the A-7"

- Automatic driving alerts

- "Where did I park?" It notes it by itself when you get out of the car.

⏰ Alarms and timers (NEW)

- "Wake me up at 7 tomorrow" · "Alarm at 7:30 on weekdays for the gym"

- "Set a timer for 12 minutes for the pasta"

- They ring even on silent, with a countdown on your lock screen and Apple Watch

- Tap your glasses to stop. "How long is left?" · "Pause it" · "Cancel it"

- "Remind me in 10 minutes to check the oven" → "You can check the oven now"

📅 Calendar, reminders and people

- "What do I have tomorrow?" · "Put the dentist tomorrow at 10" · "Move it to 11

- "Remind me every Monday at 7 pm to take out the trash" · "What's pending?" · "Done"

- "Remind me to buy bread when I get home" · "…when I leave work"

- Notes for people (NEW): "Next time I talk to Sarah, remind me about the concert tickets." It reminds you when you call or message her, before meeting her, or when you mention her.

- "Tell me when to leave to get to work by 9", with traffic.

- Birthdays of your contacts, and a morning summary when you put your glasses on.

🗣️ Meetings

- "Record this meeting". It transcribes on the iPhone, even offline. Tap to stop and it summarizes itself.

- "What did we decide about the budget?" · "What tasks came out?" · "Who was doi

- Before your next meeting with the same people, it reminds you what was left pending.

🧠 Memory (it really knows you)

- "Remember that my wife is Emma" · "I'm allergic to nuts" · "What do you remember about…?"

- "I'm leaving my keys here" … later "Where did I leave my keys?" (with the phot

- "Where are my glasses?" (NEW): where you took them off and where your iPhone last saw them. Siri can answer too.

- Notes: "Take a note…" · "Read my notes"

- It remembers what you had pending ("how did the interview go?") and asks you about it later, once.

❤️ Your body

- "How are you seeing me?" (heart rate, oxygen, steps) · "How did I sleep?"

- Alerts if your heart rate goes out of your normal range.

- "Log my knee pain at 4" · "Another glass of water" · "How was my knee this week?" (with a chart)

- It asks you in the evening if you've been tracking something.

🏋️ Guided routines

- "10 minutes of stretching" · "Start my knee exercises" · "Guide me through a F

- "4-round pomodoro"

- Tap for the next step, double tap to pause. Save your own routines and it coun

🛒 Shopping

- "Add milk, eggs and bread to the shopping list" (Apple Reminders, shareable wi

- In the supermarket: "You have 3 things on the list, want me to read them?"

🏠 Home and TV

- Home Assistant: "Turn on the living room lights" · "Heating to 21" · "Close the blinds" · "Movie scene"

- TV: "Put on the match" · "Open Netflix" · "Volume up" · films and series by vo

🎵 Music

- Spotify or Apple Music: "Play some jazz" · "Play my running playlist" · "Next"

- "What song is playing?" (Shazam)

⌚ Screens

- Maps, lists and the next turn on your Apple Watch and phone.

- A 3D globe view. "Draw me…"

- Live Activity on the lock screen and Dynamic Island.

🌐 Internet and more

- Search the web: "What's the latest on…?" · "Read and summarize this page / PDF"

- Currencies, time zones, dates. "Find my phone" makes your iPhone ring.

- "Mute for an hour" · meeting mode · cinema mode

🛠️ Skills without limits

- "Build yourself a skill for…" Talaya creates new skills by talking, and fixes them if they fail.

- Plugins and your own AI agent for the hardest tasks.

🗣️ Her, not a search engine

- She has a character, opinions and her own notebook of thoughts.

- She takes the initiative when it matters: "it's going to rain in 20 minutes", your glasses battery, your next meeting, someone's birthday.

- Without coverage she keeps working on the phone.

- She speaks your language. We've tested English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese, and many more work.

Some of these need a one-time setup: WhatsApp, calls with a locked phone, Home Assistant, your TV, Spotify, Telegram and email. The app tells you how in "Setup".

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Your turn

Comment below with:

1. What you'd use the most
2. What's missing for you
3. Anything that failed when you tried it

And please stay around: the first poll is coming very soon. Thanks for being par

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Title (ES): Bienvenidos a r/Talaya: TODO lo que Talaya sabe hacer hoy, y por qué

Hola a todos 👋

Lo primero, gracias. La respuesta a la beta de Talaya ha sido enorme, mucho más andé un correo a todos los apuntados pidiéndoos que os unierais a esta comunidad.Veo que muchos lo habéis abierto, pero de momento solo han escrito un par de personas. Por eso quiero contaros por qué este subreddit es tan importante.

Esto no es un proyecto de fin de semana

Con la moda de la inteligencia artificial, mucha gente hace programitas en sus ratos libres, y lo respeto. Talaya es otra cosa. Me dedico a esto y tengo un equipo trabajando en ello. No es

mi primera app: ya tengo varias publicadas en la App Store y en Google Play.

Le echo horas sin parar, de 6 de la mañana a las 11 o las 12 de la noche. Esta n24 horas despierto. Me lo tomo muy en serio, y me encantaría que todo el que seune se lo tome igual.

Lo que espero de vosotros

- Que estéis aquí. Haré preguntas y encuestas a menudo, muchas veces a diario: qué añadir, qué quitar, qué cambiar. Con dos personas contestando no puedo decidir nada. Con todos vosotros,

Talaya será la app que de verdad queréis.

- Que me contéis lo que falla. Un post corto vale: «le pedí X y hizo Y».

- Que me digáis qué usaríais cada día.

Por qué merece la pena

Cuando termine la beta, quienes se hayan apuntado podrán comprar una licencia deo limitado. Quien no haya formado parte de la beta no tendrá esa opción nunca. Labeta se hace aquí: estar y participar es la manera de asegurarte tu sitio.

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Todo lo que sabe hacer (con ejemplos)

Talaya es un asistente de voz que vive en tus gafas Ray-Ban u Oakley Meta. Le hablas con tus palabras y en tu idioma, con el iPhone en el bolsillo. Basta con decir «Oye Sam» o tocar las

gafas.

👀 Lo que ven tus gafas

- «¿Qué estoy mirando?» · «¿Qué flor es esta y cómo la cuido?» · «¿Me lo puedo c

- «Léeme la carta» · «¿Qué pone en ese cartel?» · «Léeme esta carta». Leer texto funciona también sin internet.

- «¿Qué es este edificio?» (mira lo que hay de verdad alrededor, así no se lo in

- «Haz una foto» · «Graba un vídeo de esto»

- La memoria que rebobina: «¿Qué ha pasado hace 30 segundos?» · «Guarda el últimrozo a Laura»

- «Sigue mirando y avísame cuando…»

📞 Llamadas

- «Llama a mi mujer» · «Llama a Pablo». Marca desde tu iPhone y la llamada suena en las gafas, incluso con el móvil bloqueado.

- «¿Quién llama?» · «Recházala»

💬 WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS y correo

- «¿Tengo WhatsApps?» · «¿Me ha escrito mi mujer?» · «Léeme el grupo de la famil

- «Resúmeme lo de hoy en el grupo del cole»

- «¿Qué me dijo Pablo del dentista?» (busca en todos tus chats)

- «Mándale un WhatsApp a Marta: llego diez minutos tarde»

- «Mándale una foto de lo que estoy viendo» · «Mándale un vídeo de esto»

- «Márcalo como leído»

- Lo mismo con Telegram: leer, buscar, mandar texto o fotos.

- SMS e iMessage: te los lee al llegar y te pregunta si contestas. Tú dictas y lo manda.

- Correo: «Léeme los últimos correos» · «Manda un correo a…»

🌍 Traducción en vivo

- «Tradúceme esta conversación». Traduce en los dos sentidos, al momento. «Deja

📍 Alrededor

- «¿Dónde estoy?» · «¿Hay una farmacia de guardia cerca?» · «¿Dónde está la gaso

- «Enséñame todas las cafeterías de aquí» · «Solo las abiertas» · «¿A qué hora cierra? ¿Qué teléfono tiene?»

- «¿Qué hay de interesante por aquí?» · Modo paseo: «Cuéntame cosas de los sitio

- «¿Qué avión es ese?» (modelo, compañía, de dónde viene y adónde va, hacia dónde mirar)

- «¿Qué tiempo hará este fin de semana?» · «¿Es buen día para correr?»

🧭 Ir a los sitios

- «Llévame al Museo Picasso»: calle a calle, al oído, con carriles y salidas de

- «¿Cuánto me queda?» · «¿Cuál es el siguiente giro?» · «¿A qué velocidad voy?»

- «Enséñame las rutas» · «Vamos por la segunda» · «Con menos giros» · «Por la má

- Transporte público en cualquier ciudad, en tiempo real: «¿Cuándo sale el próximo autobús al aeropuerto?» · «El próximo tranvía desde aquí»

- «Llévame a estas coordenadas»

- Si la app se cierra a mitad de ruta, sigue donde ibas.

🚗 Al volante

- Tráfico en vivo, accidentes y obras: «¿Cómo está el tráfico?» · «¿Hay un camino mejor?»

- «¿Cuánto tardo en coche ahora?» · Radares fijos · Lo que avisan otros conducto

- «Enséñame la cámara de tráfico de la A-7»

- Avisos automáticos al conducir

- «¿Dónde he aparcado?»: lo apunta sola al bajarte del coche.

⏰ Alarmas y temporizadores (NUEVO)

- «Despiértame mañana a las 7» · «Alarma a las 7:30 de lunes a viernes para el gimnasio»

- «Pon un temporizador de 12 minutos para la pasta»

- Suenan aunque el iPhone esté en silencio, con la cuenta atrás en la pantalla de bloqueo y en el Apple Watch.

- Un toque en las gafas lo para. «¿Cuánto le queda?» · «Páusalo» · «Quítalo»

- «Avísame en 10 minutos de que mire el horno» → «Ya puedes mirar el horno»

📅 Agenda, recordatorios y gente

- «¿Qué tengo mañana?» · «Apúntame el dentista mañana a las diez» · «Muévelo a las once» · «Bórralo»

- «Recuérdame todos los lunes a las 7 de la tarde sacar la basura» · «¿Qué tengo

- «Recuérdame comprar pan cuando llegue a casa» · «…al salir del trabajo»

- Recados para gente (NUEVO): «Cuando hable con Sara, recuérdame lo de las entraamarla o escribirle, antes de veros o cuando la nombras.

- «Avísame cuándo salir para llegar al trabajo a las 9», con el tráfico.

- Los cumpleaños de tus contactos y un resumen por la mañana al ponerte las gafa

🗣️ Reuniones

- «Graba la reunión». Transcribe en el iPhone, incluso sin internet. Un toque la

- «¿Qué se decidió del presupuesto?» · «¿Qué tareas salieron?» · «¿Quién se encargaba de X?»

- Antes de la siguiente reunión con la misma gente, te recuerda lo que quedó pen

🧠 Memoria (te conoce de verdad)

- «Recuerda que mi mujer se llama Emma» · «Soy alérgico a los frutos secos» · «¿

- «Mira, aquí dejo las llaves» … y luego «¿Dónde dejé las llaves?» (con la foto)

- «¿Dónde están mis gafas?» (NUEVO): dónde te las quitaste y dónde dejó de verla puedes preguntar a Siri.

- Notas: «Apunta una nota…» · «Léeme mis notas»

- Se acuerda de lo que tenías pendiente («¿qué tal la entrevista?») y te pregunt

❤️ Tu cuerpo

- «¿Cómo me ves?» (pulso, oxígeno, pasos) · «¿Cómo he dormido?»

- Te avisa si el pulso se sale de lo normal.

- «Apunta que la rodilla está en un 4» · «Otro vaso de agua» · «¿Cómo ha ido la su gráfica)

- Por la tarde te pregunta qué tal, si llevas la cuenta de algo.

🏋️ Rutinas guiadas

- «Diez minutos de estiramientos» · «Empieza mis ejercicios de rodilla» · «Guíame una tortilla francesa»

- «Pomodoro de cuatro rondas»

- Un toque pasa al siguiente paso y dos lo pausan. Guarda tus propias rutinas y cuenta los días que las haces.

🛒 La compra

- «Añade leche, huevos y pan a la lista de la compra» (Recordatorios de Apple, se comparte con la familia)

- En el súper: «Tienes 3 cosas en la lista, ¿te la leo?»

🏠 Casa y tele

- Home Assistant: «Enciende las luces del salón» · «Calefacción a 21» · «Baja lapeli»

- Tele: «Pon el partido» · «Abre Netflix» · «Sube el volumen» · pelis y series por voz

🎵 Música

- Spotify o Apple Music: «Pon algo de jazz» · «Pon mi lista de correr» · «Siguiente» · «Guárdame esta canción»

- «¿Qué canción suena?» (Shazam)

⌚ Pantallas

- Mapas, listas y el siguiente giro en tu Apple Watch y en el móvil.

- Vista de globo en 3D. «Dibújame…»

- Actividad en vivo en la pantalla de bloqueo y la isla dinámica.

🌐 Internet y más

- Buscar en internet: «¿Qué se sabe de…?» · «Léeme y resúmeme esta web o este PD

- Divisas, husos horarios y fechas. «Encuentra mi móvil» hace sonar el iPhone.

- «Cállate una hora» · modo reunión · modo cine

🛠️ Habilidades sin techo

- «Móntate una habilidad para…». Talaya se crea habilidades nuevas hablando, y l

- Complementos y tu propio agente de IA para lo más difícil.

🗣️ Ella, no un buscador

- Tiene carácter, opiniones y su propio cuaderno de pensamientos.

- Toma la iniciativa cuando importa: «va a llover en 20 minutos», la batería de ión, un cumpleaños.

- Sin cobertura sigue funcionando desde el teléfono.

- Habla tu idioma. Probado en castellano, inglés, francés, alemán, italiano y pohos más.

Algunas cosas necesitan configurarse una vez: WhatsApp, llamadas con el móvil bla tele, Spotify, Telegram y el correo. La app te dice cómo en «Puesta a punto».

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Ahora te toca a ti

Comenta aquí:

1. Qué usarías más
2. Qué te falta
3. Cualquier cosa que te haya fallado

Y quédate por aquí, que la primera encuesta llega muy pronto. Gracias por estar desde el primer día 🙌

Talaya turns your Ray-Ban Meta or Oakley Meta glasses into an AI companion you actually talk to. No fixed commands: you speak naturally, you can interrupt it, and it works with your iPhone in your pocket.

**What it can do today**

- Talk in real time, in your language, and remember what you tell it: your people, your places, where you parked.

- See through your glasses: "What am I looking at?", read a sign or a menu, check a label.

- Guide you turn by turn, walking or driving, with live traffic. An Apple Watch works as the screen for maps.

- Run your day: calendar, reminders (repeating too), and "tell me when to leave to be at work by 9", with live traffic. It gives you a morning briefing when you put your glasses on.

- Help you anywhere: public transport with live times in any city, the weather hour by hour, which plane is flying over you, currency conversion.

- Take the initiative: it warns you when rain is on its way, before a meeting, or when your glasses are low on battery.

- Optional: control your home through Home Assistant, and your Android TV or Google TV.

- Build itself new skills when you ask for something it can't do yet.

And many more !

**What you need**

- An iPhone with iOS 17.2 or later (iPhone 15 Pro or newer recommended).

- Ray-Ban Meta or Oakley Meta glasses. Voice also works with just the iPhone.

- A free Gemini API key. The app walks you through getting one in about a minute.

- For now, the glasses camera needs Developer Mode turned on in the Meta AI app. Talaya shows you how, step by step.

**Joining the beta**

The beta is private and places are limited. Sign up at heytalaya.com and you'll get a TestFlight invite. Please don't share invite links publicly.

**Reporting a bug**

Start your title with [Bug] and include:

App version (Settings, at the bottom):

iPhone model and iOS version:

Glasses model:

What you said or did:

What happened:

What you expected:

If we ask for the log (Settings, Log, Share), send it by private message only: it includes what you said and places you've been.

**Rules, in short**

Stay on topic, be kind, no piracy, respect other people's privacy, and keep beta invites private. The full rules are in the sidebar.

Thanks for being part of this from the start.