Spark Glasses

We build AI-powered glasses that people actually want to wear. Our glasses capture conversations, recognize faces, and surface relevant information in real time — all while looking and feeling like ordinary eyewear. An on-device AI processes what you see and hear, and a companion app turns it into a searchable, personal memory you can revisit anytime.

Most wearable AI products fail because they ask people to look ridiculous. Our hardware team obsesses over making Spark indistinguishable from regular glasses: 42 grams, all-day battery, no blinking lights. Our current focus is memory and conversation capture, but our long-term goal is a personal AI that truly understands your life.

We're hiring engineers to build the next generation of wearable AI. Apply here.

Your job is to solve hard problems at the intersection of hardware, AI, and product design. We need people who can ship optical systems, on-device ML pipelines, and consumer software — often all in the same week. The team is small, the pace is fast, and every engineer has direct impact on what ships.

Learn how our interview process works, or read about what working here is like.

These posts explain our vision and how we think about wearable AI, memory, and the future of personal computing:

• Announcing Spark Glasses
• Why wearable AI keeps failing
• The case for passive capture
• Memory is the killer app for smart glasses
• On-device AI vs. the cloud
• Privacy by design, not by promise
• What comes after the smartphone