Tiny Detour · Physical testingMake the ordinary memorable.
Tiny Detour is a native iPhone companion for connected Meta glasses. During a session you choose, it turns a small piece of context into one optional idea to notice, make, explore, or offer.
The phone remains the control and privacy layer. Audio-first and display paths are being validated with real hardware before a wider release.
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A glanceable idea
The display path keeps one short, optional idea close at hand while the phone stays in charge.
The loop
A little structure for paying attention.
Start a session
You decide when Tiny Detour is allowed to pay attention. The session is explicit, bounded, and easy to end.
Notice the moment
A redacted, downscaled snapshot can become context for one small idea—not a permanent record of your surroundings.
Choose your way in
Keep it, pass for now, or let the glasses speak the prompt so you can answer without pulling out your phone.
Write the field note
Later, you decide what happened. The local tracker remembers the outcome you chose, not evidence of the event.
One product, two delivery paths
The glasses change the surface. Your agency stays the same.
Audio-first glasses
With standard Meta Ray-Ban glasses, Tiny Detour speaks a short idea and listens only during the explicit answer step. The phone handles the log.
A glanceable display
On a compatible display model, the same idea can appear as a compact card with a clear keep-or-pass interaction. Hardware behavior remains in physical testing.
Solo or social
Choose private moments—watch the clouds, notice a sound layer, sketch a shape—or optional people moments that never depend on a stranger's response.
Designed with an off switch
A playful layer should still know when to be quiet.
No hidden or indefinite capture. A user-started session is the only doorway to camera sampling.
Raw snapshots, ambient audio, transcripts, and precise location are not stored in the local moment log.
The suggestion engine uses broad visible cues only. It does not identify people or infer sensitive traits, intent, emotion, or consent.
Music and podcasts stay alone while Tiny Detour is idle; short-lived audio ducking is reserved for the prompt and explicit answer interaction.
Tiny Detour offers prompts, never commands. Social ideas stay conditional and easy to pass; solo mode never requires another person.
Field notes
The outcome is yours to define.
Accepted moments pause the camera path.
Once you keep an idea, Tiny Detour stops sampling until you pass or log it. That gives the moment room to happen without turning the experience into a running observer.
The tracker keeps a note, not evidence.
Accepted, dismissed, completed, skipped, and unresolved outcomes stay local in the current build. The honor system is the point: you decide what counts.
Follow the build
Get a note when there is something real to try.
Tiny Detour is in physical testing across the phone, audio-first, and display paths. Join the list for an occasional field-test or public-release update.
Status and attribution
Tiny Detour is an independent BishopTech project. Meta, Meta AI, and Ray-Ban are trademarks of their respective owners; this project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta. The product remains subject to physical-device, privacy, platform, and release-channel validation before a wider launch.