# Glimpse Vision AI

> An AI assistant that answers questions out loud about whatever your iPhone camera is pointed at, in real time. Glimpse Glasses put the same thing on your face so your hands stay free.

This file is a map of the site for AI agents and crawlers. Every article is also available as clean markdown at the same path with a .md extension. The full text of everything is at /llms-full.txt.

## Product facts

- Glimpse Vision AI is a free iPhone app. It uses the camera and your voice to answer questions about whatever you are looking at, out loud, in real time.
- Requires iOS 17 or later. iPhone only. There is no Android version.
- Free tier: 5 minutes of AI time per day, resets at midnight, no card required.
- Glimpse Pro: 19.99 USD per month, 35 minutes of AI time per day, billed through the App Store.
- App Store listing: https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/glimpse-vision-ai/id6764219526
- Glimpse Glasses are smart glasses with a forward facing camera and open ear audio. They pair with the iPhone app over Bluetooth. There is no display in the lens and no standalone use without a phone.
- Glimpse Glasses: 150 USD one time, no subscription. 15 pairs in stock. Ships from Japan within 14 days of order. All sales are final.
- The camera captures a still image when you ask a question. There is no continuous recording.
- Memory, including remembered faces, stays on the device while cloud sync is off, which is the default.
- Made by International Design LLC, Tokyo, Japan. Contact: carloslastres151@gmail.com

## Main pages

- [Home](https://glimpseai.jp/): What the app does, the features, and pricing.
- [Glimpse Glasses](https://glimpseai.jp/glasses): Hardware specs, the terms of sale, and an FAQ.
- [Blog](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/): Practical guides to using AI vision day to day.
- [Support](https://glimpseai.jp/support): FAQ and how to get in touch.

## Articles

- [AI glasses for seniors: a plain guide to hands free help](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/ai-glasses-for-seniors.md): What AI glasses actually do, who they help, and what a normal day with them looks like. Written for older adults and the families who love them, with no jargon.
- [Reading small print without a magnifying glass](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/reading-small-print.md): Medicine labels, menus, ingredient lists and letters from the bank. How to have any printed text read out loud to you, and when to trust it.
- [Living well with low vision: how AI vision helps day to day](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/low-vision-daily-independence.md): Practical ways people with macular degeneration, glaucoma and other sight loss use AI vision to keep doing ordinary things on their own terms.
- [Cooking hands free: recipes, labels and doneness you can just ask about](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/cooking-hands-free.md): Wet hands, a hot pan and a recipe three steps away. How asking out loud fixes the most annoying part of cooking, and what AI can and cannot tell about food.
- [Grocery shopping with AI vision: labels, allergens and prices](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/grocery-shopping-ai.md): Comparing two packets in an aisle, checking for an allergen, and working out which size is actually cheaper. Shopping questions answered out loud while your hands stay on the trolley.
- [Travel Japan without reading Japanese: signs and menus, read out loud](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/travel-japan-translation.md): Station signs, restaurant menus, ticket machines and convenience store labels. How to get through a trip to Japan when you cannot read the script, using your camera and your voice.
- [Remembering faces and names, with a little help](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/remembering-faces-and-names.md): Forgetting a name is universal and it gets worse with age. How a private, on device memory can quietly hand you the name before the silence gets awkward.
- [Staying independent at home: the small tasks that add up](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/staying-independent-at-home.md): Independence is rarely lost in one go. It is lost in small tasks that get slightly too hard. Here are the ordinary ones AI vision quietly hands back.
- [Helping a parent get started with Glimpse: a family guide](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/helping-a-parent-get-started.md): How to introduce AI vision to a parent without it feeling like a verdict on their independence, what to set up, and what not to teach.
- [Name that plant, painting or building: curiosity, answered out loud](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/curiosity-plants-art-landmarks.md): The flower in the neighbour garden, the painting with no card next to it, the building you have walked past for years. Small questions worth asking, and hearing the answer.
- [What AI glasses cannot do, from the people who make them](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/what-ai-glasses-cannot-do.md): An honest list of the limits. What it gets wrong, where it should never be trusted, and the situations where a person is still the right answer. Worth reading before you buy anything in this category.
- [Wearing a camera on your face, and how to answer people about it](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/wearing-a-camera-in-public.md): Smart glasses raise a fair question from the people around you. What the etiquette actually is, what to say when somebody asks, and the places where you should simply take them off.
- [When your hands are already full: AI glasses at work](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/hands-full-at-work.md): Maintenance, warehouses, kitchens, labs, site work. What changes when the question can be asked without putting anything down, and where it genuinely does not help.
- [Learning Japanese from the things already in front of you](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/learning-japanese-in-daily-life.md): Textbooks teach vocabulary you will not meet for a year. The street teaches the words you needed this morning. How to use the environment as the syllabus, and where a camera helps.
- [For the family carer: a tool that answers so you do not have to](https://glimpseai.jp/blog/for-family-carers.md): Much of caring is being the person who reads things out. What changes when some of those questions can be answered without you, why that matters for the person being cared for, and where it does not apply.

## Policies

- [Privacy policy](https://glimpseai.jp/privacy)
- [Terms of service](https://glimpseai.jp/terms)
- [Refund policy](https://glimpseai.jp/refund)

## Languages

- English: https://glimpseai.jp/llms.txt
- 日本語: https://glimpseai.jp/ja/llms.txt