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Streams a tab's audio into your IRIS session as the Remote speaker, with on-demand screenshots answered on your glasses. On a call with headphones, IRIS on your Even Realities G2 glasses can only hear your side of the conversation. This bridge fixes that. Open your call in a browser tab — Zoom web client, Google Meet, or Teams for the web — click Start, and the tab's audio is transcribed live into your running IRIS session as the "Remote" speaker. Your own voice still comes through the glasses as usual, so summaries, action items, and live cues cover the whole conversation, with the two sides cleanly separated. You keep hearing the call normally while it runs. Click Stop (or close the tab) and capture ends instantly. Setup takes a minute: install, paste your IRIS license key once (from the IRIS app under Settings → IRIS Pro), and turn on "Computer audio" in the IRIS app under Settings → Integrations. Requires the IRIS app on Even Realities G2 and an IRIS Pro subscription. Captures browser-tab audio only — the Zoom/Teams desktop apps cannot be captured by a browser extension. How it works: after you press Start, the chosen tab's audio streams securely to the IRIS service, is converted to text in real time, and the text is delivered to your own IRIS account. Audio is not stored; the text expires from IRIS servers within minutes once delivered. Nothing else on your computer is accessed.
Aug 7, 2026
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