About GlassKit
The story behind why GlassKitexists, who's building it, and how to reach me.
Why GlassKit
Meta's Ray-Ban Display platform launched as the first credible mass-market entry into AR-glasses computing. Suddenly, indie devs had a real platform to build voice- and gaze-first apps for, but the developer experience shipped pretty raw. Meta's starter kit covers AI plugins for Cursor and Claude Code. It doesn't cover the hundred other things you need to ship a real product: auth, payments, AI providers, deployment, docs, design system, billing portal, customer support flow.
I'd shipped a few SaaS products before. The first two weeks of every project are identical, and identically wasted. GlassKitis the starter I wish I had when I began building for the Meta Ray-Ban Display platform: a Vite glasses app, a Next.js companion site, and a shared Convex backend, all wired together. It collapses that two-week wiring sprint to one evening so you can spend your time on the part of the product that's actually yours.
Who's behind it
I'm Jeries, a software developer who's shipped a few products before this one. GlassKit is a solo project: I write every line of code, every doc, and every line of marketing copy. The advantage is consistency. The disadvantage is speed of response, so I keep the support surface small and the docs thorough.
If you'd like to know more about me, my LinkedIn and Twitter / X are linked in the footer. The fastest way to reach me is the email below.
Contact
DM me at @JarJarMadeIt on X for product questions, license clarifications, partnership inquiries, or general feedback. I respond within one business day on weekdays.