Second display, not a mirror
The glasses get their own output over USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. The phone keeps the controls; the lenses get the show.
USB-C Display Glasses · True Second Screen
One player. Two personalities.
DV-KV Player drives USB-C display glasses as a real second display — a full production toolkit run from the phone in your hand. Two front ends, one engine.
Right now you are looking at the party.boardroom.
Move your cursor.Drag the slider.
The lenses come apart here on purpose. DiscoVision and KeynoteVision are not two apps — they are one player wearing two faces, shipped from the same source at the same version number.
Left lens
Silent disco, festivals, cruises, clubs. A private big screen on every guest, live VJ feeds, masks and picture-in-picture, run from your phone.
Right lens
Keynotes, conventions, training, trade shows. Every seat becomes front row — the deck, the demo cam, the speaker, pin-sharp on every pair of glasses.
Pick the edition that matches your room, then pick your platform. You will sign a standard beta NDA and tell us your use case; invites go out by email.
v0.7.5 · iOS via TestFlight · Android via Google Play closed testing.
Proof
This is the same screen in the same version of the app. Nothing is re-implemented per brand — the palette is a token swap, the layout is identical.
Schematic of the shared home layout. Product captures from the current build drop into this section unchanged.
Capability
The glasses get their own output over USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. The phone keeps the controls; the lenses get the show.
Sources, playlists, masks, recording and the admin panel are all driven from the device in your hand — no laptop in the rig.
Choose an edition
For the party
A private big screen on every guest — live VJ feeds, masks and picture-in-picture, run from your phone. The party stays yours.
For the boardroom
Every seat becomes front row — the keynote, the demo cam, the deck pin-sharp on every pair of glasses, with a production toolkit built for events.