Prêt pour chaque conversation.

It almost always gives context when I need it actually, especially with different scientific terms (I'm a premed) and when he asks questions conversate realizes that it's a question and straight up answers it.

Conversate works well. It picks up cues. Gives 5 seconds to read along. Then list the ques. As converstion continues the ability to click on a cue and read at my own pace. Then click out of that cue. Conversate continues to begin to give cues again. then the whole conversation is transcribed for future reference. It also fact checks. I am def gona use for lectures, meetings, and conversations i find important at all.

I like them, and they've proven helpful at times with remembering references from earlier in the conversation, to providing definitions of complex/big/archaic words that are said...Right now, I think Conversate is the top feature and needs to be the focus for development. There are so many good ideas to build on Conversate. Give us RAG so we can provide it with our own data to help us and that will be an immense help.

I really love conversate! I use it in class for philosophy and archeology so much (im a math major so I have no idea of any of these topics) and I can pull out random knowledge about different philosophers or time periuods.

It stated working by itself i used it all day in several meetings averaging 45 each. It worked extremely well.

I just went to the cinema and I used Conversate as subtitles. I disabled the AI hints.
It worked pretty well, 95% accuracy I would say.
Whenever I didn't catch some dialog (I'm not native English speaker) , it was written one second later on my glasses. If I got distracted, I could read the last 5 sentences or so and get back in the movie. I love it.

Awesome! Something like this would pretty much blend all the systems together, like a smart AI mode.

I love my Even G2! It would be even better if it supported external Bluetooth microphones. This would help me hear teachers and friends much more clearly.

Had no issues talking over the phone using conversate. It catches easily, not needed to switch to speaker.

I use it in the cinema as subtitles. It works pretty well. It picks up even lyrics from the soundtrack. It's not 100% accuracy but close enough.

I was trying a new workflow today.

1. Start Conversate and capture my conversation

2. After ending conversation save PDF to files on iPhone

3. Open teleprompter and load PDF to read and review what was captured

What I like about this workflow:- I can review without looking at my phone while on the move

Conversate works quite well for me. Sometimes pop-ups aren't generated for things that would be interesting, but they do appear for other things that are obvious to me. However, it can only be customized on an individual basis.
I would just like to be able to download all transcripts and other data from the app, as this is what limits my use the most.

Okay just from a single day of usage I can say Conversate > Merge

Just need to have a way to select how long I want the clue to stay on screen.

I find that it's random in daily conversation/at the dinner table but for my use case it seems almost ideal

super happy with it

Sums up a lot of what people want, making a brilliant use of both the software stack and the hardware. I think it would be a real differentiator for Even Realities too.

I like them, and they've proven helpful at times with remembering references from earlier in the conversation, to providing definitions of complex/big/archaic words that are said. I don't want the feature removed - I want it tunable. ...Right now, I think Conversate is the top feature and needs to be the focus for development.

I see Even Realities as a platform that meaningfully augments human capability in an increasingly fast-moving world—and I’m intentionally leaning into tools like this rather than resisting technological shifts. Keep up the great work!

Conversate does a full word for word transcipt + ai summary, and if any keywords are mentioned gives definitons, also gives u quick list actions if relevant.

I've had my G2B for nearly a day now, more or less been solely using conversate because I'm deaf and bought the glasses more or less just to be able to see what people are saying.
I turned off the cues because that's a distraction when you're just trying to understand what people are saying, so thanks for giving us that option.
Overall it's very accurate when I use an external microphone placed close to the speaker. That way it even works in noisy environments! No complaints there.

So... I was using conversate yesterday while just visiting with some friends and chatting about our kids and stuff.. The conversation turned to Halloween costumes and my wife mentioned that my Son wanted to dress up as a dinosaur..... The glasses very helpfully fact-checked for me and said "Fact-check: It is not physically possible for a human being to actually turn into a dinosaur".

Fantastic.. Thank-you G2.

Prescription is on point. Very lightweight for smart glasses.
Conversate is good.