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Live cues beside your calls in Google Meet, Zoom and Teams on the web, or on your Even G2 glasses. Needs IRIS Pro. IRIS hears your browser calls, so cues and the summary cover both sides. Open the call in a Chrome or Edge tab (Google Meet, Zoom on the web, Teams on the web, a webinar or a lecture), click IRIS in the toolbar on that tab, and press Start. Wearing your Even G2 glasses with an IRIS session recording? The call goes into that session as the other side of the conversation. Cues show on your lens, and the summary and action items cover everyone. Your own voice still comes through the glasses. Not wearing them? Cues appear in a side panel beside the call as people talk: an answer to a question someone just asked, a fact checked, a name or a number you need. Press Stop and the conversation is saved to your IRIS library with a summary. - Works with any call or video that plays in a browser tab - Send this screen to my glasses: one press sends a slide or a shared document to IRIS - Shows plainly when IRIS hears nothing, so a muted tab never goes unnoticed - Nothing is captured until you press Start, and capture stops when you press Stop Limits, plainly: browser tabs only. An extension cannot hear the Zoom or Teams desktop apps, so join from the browser instead. Requires an IRIS Pro subscription (eveniris.com). Connect once: sign in at eveniris.com/web in the same browser with the email link.
Oct 23, 2026
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