Glances
A strip of cards you arrange yourself. Whichever one is showing owns the buttons and the mic, so the same button does something different on each.

The moving parts
A strip of cards you arrange yourself. Whichever one is showing owns the buttons and the mic, so the same button does something different on each.

An app runs on the device itself, sandboxed, one at a time. It can add a half on your computer that does the heavy work and draws onto the screen, so a tiny device can do a lot.

Add the models, speech and tools you want in the companion. Several run right on your computer.
The tools you build with, like Claude Code or Cursor, can put things on the glass and read what's there.

The Mac app that drives it all. It sets up the device, runs the link, and gives any app a virtual mic.
The companion
The device is the face; the companion is everything behind it. A small Mac app that sets it up, keeps it connected, and does the work the device is too small for.

The library
Point Zeph at the model you want, or add speech. 16 providers in all, 8 of them running entirely on your computer, with connectors on the way.
By the numbers
16
model + speech providers
8
run locally on your computer
9
supported devices
1
SDK, every board

A short look at ZephOS and the companion that drives it.