Beta access
Ray-Ban Meta glasses
Hands-free POV from the glasses' camera, streamed into CamVerse alongside everything else. Needs a one-off setup and a Meta account on the tester list.
Read the setup guideAndroid · Multi-camera
Record from your Ray-Ban Meta glasses, your phone's cameras and a second phone simultaneously, then switch between them live while the camera rolls. What lands in your gallery is one continuous, already-cut video — no timeline, no post-production.
Built for one specific frustration: shooting the same moment from several angles, then losing an evening stitching it together.
Tap any source thumbnail mid-take and the video cuts to it. Each switch becomes a timestamped segment, joined into one file.
Your Ray-Ban Meta glasses become a camera source, so the hands-on shot is genuinely from your eyes rather than staged.
Fade, cross dissolve, slide left and right, zoom. Applied as you shoot, not bolted on afterwards.
Sepia, black & white, vivid, cool and warm, rendered straight into the recording.
Stream to Twitch, YouTube and TikTok with your own stream key — several platforms at the same time if you want.
No account, no cloud, no upload. Recording happens locally and the files never leave the device unless you send them.
Up to four cameras in one recording — that is what has actually been tested, so that is what is claimed.
Hands-free POV from the glasses' camera, streamed into CamVerse alongside everything else. Needs a one-off setup and a Meta account on the tester list.
Read the setup guideBoth built-in cameras count as independent sources, so you can cut from a wide shot to your own reaction without touching anything else.
Install CamVerse on another phone, put both on the same Wi-Fi, and it becomes a remote camera you can place anywhere in the room.
The Hero 5 is tested and working over Wi-Fi. Other models are in progress — treat them as unsupported for now rather than assuming they work.
Meta's glasses toolkit is still in developer preview, which means two things: the setup has a few non-obvious steps, and every Meta account has to be added to the tester list by hand. The guide covers the first part, the button covers the second.
Free, with a watermark on exported videos. There is no subscription and nothing is locked behind a paywall — if it earns its keep for you, there is a donation link inside the app.