30 IR LEDs · set in the rim
Your face.
Your call.
Eyewear that quietly keeps your face out of other people’s cameras. Chosen for the frames, kept for what they do.
No spam. Just first access.
Anti-surveillance tech designed to take back your privacy. Starting with a pair of sunglasses.
How it works
Quiet on your face. Loud to a lens.
Every frame hides a ring of infrared light. Invisible to people, overwhelming to camera sensors. You still look like you. The photo doesn’t.
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Worn like any frame
Eyewear first. Clear, tinted or prescription lenses, in shapes you’d choose for the look alone.
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Light people can’t see
Near-infrared light in the rim floods nearby camera sensors, so your face reads as a soft glow instead of a clean capture.
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On when you want it
One touch on the temple turns it on or off. No app to open, nothing to explain.
Why we exist
“You cannot go dancing, do yoga, walk down a street without ending up in someone’s capture.”
Cameras are everywhere now: in pockets, on doorbells, on the faces of strangers. Opting out of being recorded should be as simple as putting on your glasses. No confrontation, no explanation owed.
The object
An accessory first. A shield second.
We started from the frame, not the circuit. The technology sits inside the rim, so what you see is simply a pair of glasses you’d want to wear anyway.
- Frame
- Hand-finished acetate
- Lenses
- Clear, tinted or prescription
- Light
- Near-infrared, invisible to the eye
- Control
- One touch on the temple
- Power
- Charges in its case
Frames first. Then pins, earrings and cuffs: the same quiet protection, worn differently.
The waitlist
Be first to wear it.
We’re making the first frames in small batches. Join the list and we’ll write when yours is ready.
No spam. Just first access.