The wand types what you write in the air. Recognition runs on the device itself — no camera — and to your TV, phone, computer or glasses it is simply a Bluetooth keyboard. A handheld first, the wandBox; then a signet ring, the wandRing. The ring’s first test →
Handwriting is read from motion alone, by a neural network on the wand itself. Nothing is recorded and nothing is sent to a cloud — privacy as physics, not policy.
It doesn’t ask you to write neatly. A short onboarding — Attune — personalizes the recognizer to your handwriting and delivers it back to the device over the air.
To the receiving device the wand is a standard Bluetooth keyboard. Point it at a television, a phone or a computer, write, and letters land as keystrokes.
Computing is heading away from screens. The wand is the input layer for what replaces them — televisions first, glasses next.
THE ARCADE
Nine free games you play by writing letters in the air — the same recognizer that powers the wand, re-skinned for nine different crowds. Open one on your phone, draw a letter, and see if it survives your handwriting.
see the nine games →Nothing is on sale yet. This list hears on the day the first run opens, in 2027.
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