Navigaze
A driver on a highway at dusk wearing Even Realities G2 glasses. Navigaze floats in front of her: a narrow map of the real streets on the left, the next turn top right, her speed bottom left, the middle of the view left clear.
Navigaze 2.0 for Even Realities G2

Navigation that keeps the road clear.

One calm display for every trip. The map, the turn and your speed live at the edges of the lens, and the middle stays clear.

Free, with no account and no ads. Used by 1,000+ riders every week.

This is the lens.

Every frame on this page is the app's own render of the 2.0 display, at the glasses' 576 by 288 resolution, shown over the kind of road it was made for.

Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco: the map strip shows the real streets and the right turn onto Geary Blvd in 250 feet, 23 mph beside a 25 limit.
kept clear

A city junction in San Francisco. The map strip shows the real streets ahead, your route is singled out, and the corner shows the turn and the road.

  • A look-ahead map, on your door sideWith Pro. A narrow, heading-up strip with you fixed near the bottom, so the next turn comes into view early.
  • The next turn, in the cornerArrow, distance and road, always whole, never covered by an alert.
  • Your speed beside the limitOne glance, bottom corner of the map.
  • The middle stays emptyNothing is ever drawn in the centre of the lens. You look at the road through it.

Calm by design.

Alerts with their own icons.

Roadwork, cameras, police, jams and closures each get an icon and their own row. Your turn instruction never moves for them, and with no route a report ahead still finds you.

Camera and police alerts stay off until you switch them on, and are withheld where the law forbids them.

On a motorcycle in town: a roadwork cone icon with Roadwork 0.6 mi, what is playing, and 27 mph beside a 35 limit.

Only what you switch on.

Choose which pieces you want on your glasses. Navigaze decides where they go, and the layout rearranges itself around whatever is on. A long press can bring extras in for a moment.

Speed only on an open road: 60 mph beside a 65 limit, nothing else.
Speed only
Milton Keynes, England: the map, the turn and speed. A roundabout in 150 feet, 1st exit to H5 Portway, 27 mph beside a 30 limit, with the map on the right because traffic keeps left.
Map, turn and speed

Runs and rides. No route needed.

Start a run or a ride from the phone and go. Your pace or speed sits in the corner, with time and distance along the bottom, and a split after every mile. Add a route if you want one.

A run in Central Park with no route: the park paths on the map, 9:24 per mile, a mile 3 split, 27:21 elapsed, 3.00 miles.
Run, Central Park
A ride on the Hudson River Greenway with no route: the riverside streets on the map, 14 mph, a mile 7 split, 24:50 elapsed, 7.01 miles.
Ride, Hudson River Greenway
1,000+ ridersuse it every week, on four wheels, two wheels and on foot
No accountNothing to sign up for, no ads, nothing sold
Built with a riderMade by two people who drive and ride with it themselves

One display. Every way you move.

Pick how you are getting there when you plan the trip. The display stays the same; the route is built for the way you travel.

DriveLanes, limits, alerts, and live traffic on Pro.
MotorcycleScenic routing and Convoy group rides.
BikeBike-friendly routes, shared bikes on Pro.
WalkFootpaths, and runs tracked if you want.
TransitLive departures, then the walk to the stop.

Navigaze Pro

The live map and road alerts on your glasses, live traffic, a faster-route switch, and live police and hazard reports. Nothing to set up.

Best value Yearly $49.99 a year, saves 17% 3 days free, then $49.99 every year until you cancel.
Monthly $4.99 a month 3 days free, then $4.99 every month until you cancel.
What you getFreePro
With Pro
Live map on your glasses-Yes
Road alerts on your glasses-Yes
Full glasses layout in every mode-Yes
Live traffic routing-Yes
Faster-route switch while you drive-Yes
Live police and hazard reports-Yes
Voice searchOfflineCloud
More reliable speed limits-Yes
Predicted destinations-Yes
Shared bikes and scooters on the map-Yes
Clock, weather, trip counter and heart rate on your glasses-Yes
Health Connect sync (Android)-Yes
Always free, with or without Pro
Phone map and turn-by-turn navigation. The next turn, street and your speed on your glasses, in every mode. Speed limits and fixed camera warnings. Reports from other Navigaze drivers. Convoy group rides and scenic routing. Seven languages.

Try Pro free for 3 days.

  1. TodayInstall Navigaze from Even Hub or Glassly. Everything free works straight away.
  2. When you are readyStart Pro in the app, under Settings. Nothing is charged for 3 days.
  3. The day before it endsWe email you a reminder, with the date and the price.
  4. Day 3PayPal charges your plan, unless you cancelled. Cancel any time.
Get Navigaze free

Questions.

What do I need?
Even Realities G2 glasses and the Even Realities app on your iPhone or Android phone. Install Navigaze from Even Hub and it works before you set anything up.
Does it work on Meta Ray-Ban Display?
Yes. Navigaze for Meta Ray-Ban Display gives you turn-by-turn directions, spoken turns, your speed and the speed limit, free. Navigaze Pro adds live traffic and police and hazard alerts, and one licence works on both glasses. Add it to your glasses
Can I choose what is on my glasses?
Yes. Switch each piece on or off in Settings, under On your glasses. Navigaze places them for you and rearranges the layout around what you keep.
Which side is the map on?
Your door side: the left where people drive on the right, the right where they drive on the left. It follows the country automatically, and you can set it yourself.
Does it work without a route?
Yes. With no destination the lens shows your speed and the limit, and road reports still reach you. Runs and rides track pace, time and distance without a route.
What if Pro is not right for me?
Cancel in PayPal any time, or email [email protected]. Within 14 days of your first charge you get the whole charge back. Navigaze keeps working free, and nothing on your phone is deleted.
Is it a full navigator or a mirror of my phone?
A full navigator. Search a destination, compare up to three routes and get spoken turn-by-turn guidance, driven from the glasses. The phone can stay dark.
Do I need an account?
No. Your places, routes and settings stay on your phone. Reports carry a random ID, not your name. No ads, no third-party trackers, nothing sold. Privacy
Who makes Navigaze?
Two people: Sufi Plugins in Maryland and Dawson Margeson. [email protected] is read by the people who build it.

Keep your eyes on the road. We will keep the edges.