We’re making a smart little device that’s evolutionary, if not revolutionary (we don’t mean to brag). Kai is a small little device that rests behind your ear, making it out of sight and out of mind. At your command, it silently delivers notifications and carries out core smartphone features so you can end the habit of compulsively checking your phone 100's of times a day.
Kai helps you to stop focusing on your phone, and start focusing on life. Resting on your glasses, it mirrors important notifications from your phone straight to your ear. With Kai, you’ll know exactly what’s going on with 0 effort, allowing you to direct your energy to more important things.
We’re using not-so-alien technology that comes with none of the faults of conventional smart-glasses. To install, Kai simply clips onto the end of your glasses’ arm. You’re done!
Kai uses bone-conduction technology to silently notify you via a vibration through your temporal bone (the bone behind your ear) of notifications on your phone. Innovative and unobtrusive in both installation and use, Kai serves to help.
Kai features a perfectly integrated voice assistant to help you throughout the day, providing valuable answers to your questions, and performing tasks you just want to skip. Powered by a superb noise-isolating microphone.
Unlike our competitors, you're not limited to one smart ecosystem with Kai. Our smart language processing supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant out of the box, so you're free to use the assistant most helpful to you.
Preorder Kai now for a special Early Bird price.
We stand behind the products we make. Kai is made with a high quality silicon skin that protects our master-crafted components inside. We also have a limited 1-year warranty for peace of mind.
So how exactly does Kai stack up against the other smart wearables? Spoiler: pretty well
Find outWe get press.
The real differentiating factor for Kai, however, is its design.
Review by DigitalTrends
Kai is supposed to allow you to do things like make calls or texts, check calendar appointments, control your smart home devices, search for things on the internet and more.
Review by Android Authority
It's equipped with a microphone and is entirely controlled through a user's voice, so someone can tell Kai to order an Uber, call or text someone, or navigate places.
Review by The Verge
Kai hardware can allow you to make calls, text search and even request an Uber pickup without the need to handle your smartphone.
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