AURORA GLANCEby Toz Industries
Now live on Even Hub

Aurora Glimpse

Alternative software for your Even Realities G2 smart glasses

Your messages, the weather and nearby petrol prices, at a glance on your Even Realities G2 glasses.

Get Aurora Glimpse – £4.99 a month7-day free trial. Just £3 a month after your first year. Cancel any time.
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One tap for the day ahead - shown as it appears on the G2 glasses
One tap for the day aheadA big clock, today’s weather, rain, wind, sunrise and sunset, and your glasses’ battery.
Every message, at a glance - shown as it appears on the G2 glasses
Every message, at a glanceTexts, WhatsApp, Messenger, email and calendar reminders pop up as they arrive. Scroll back through them on a smooth wheel.
Know before you go - shown as it appears on the G2 glasses
Know before you goRain on the way? You’ll see it before you step outside.
NotificationsTexts, WhatsApp, Messenger, email and calendar reminders, straight to your glasses.
Petrol pricesThe nearest stations with live petrol and diesel prices from the UK Government’s Fuel Finder.
Nearby placesSupermarkets, cash machines, pubs, car parks, campsites and guest houses, with distance and a rough arrival time.
NewsHeadlines from the news site you choose, a page at a time.
Works with the R1 ringQuick-glance menus you can drive with a tap and a swipe.
Easy to set upAbout 10 minutes, with a step-by-step guide. Needs the G2, the Even app and an Android phone.

How it works

  1. SubscribeStart with a 7-day free trial, then £4.99 a month, dropping to £3 a month after your first year, with free updates. Cancel any time. Your licence key arrives by email straight away.
  2. ActivateInstall Aurora Glimpse from Even Hub, open it on your phone and paste your key.
  3. Connect your messagesSet up the free MacroDroid app in about 10 minutes, with our step-by-step guide.

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Not for use while driving. In the UK it is illegal to use a device in a way that distracts you from the road.