Proven Founders Target the $40B Smart Glasses Market1
With Apple, Meta, Google, and Samsung racing to bring smart glasses to the mainstream, the market is projected to reach $40 billion. We've built a patented gesture-control platform designed to make these devices easier to use.
Smart Glasses Are Projected to Reach $40B by 2030.
Citi Research forecasts shipments growing 105% annually through 2030, reaching 112 million pairs a year. Meta sold 7 million on its own last year, and Apple, Google, and Samsung are entering the category. Every manufacturer that joins is a potential customer for Tap's input layer.
105%
annual shipment growth through 2030
112M
pairs shipped annually by 2030
$40B
projected by 2030
7M
Meta pairs sold in 2025
A Rapidly Growing Wearable Category Has a Missing Piece.
Millions of AI glasses are in consumers' hands, but their best features barely get used. Voice commands fail in public. Touch controls are slow. Pulling out your phone defeats the purpose. Tap gives wearers silent, hands-free control through natural finger movements.
Tap enables discreet, hands-free control through natural finger movements, making AI glasses dramatically more useful.
They've Built Two Industry-Defining Companies. This Is Their Third.
Founded by a team that took a medical-imaging company public on NASDAQ and co-invented the camera sensor in nearly every smartphone.
Founded Schick Technologies, inventor of the digital dental X-ray. Took it public on NASDAQ within five years, captured half the market, and sold to Sirona for $500M+.
Co-invented the CMOS image sensor at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, then founded Photobit and sold it to Micron. Her chip sits inside virtually every digital camera and smartphone on earth.
The Universal Controller for the Wearable AI Era.
The Tap WatchBand packs a decade of gesture-detection R&D into the band of the watch you wear now. It swaps onto virtually any timepiece, analog or smart, with the same look and feel as a standard strap.
Fits almost any watch
Works out of the box
145+ Micro-Gestures
How it Works
Tap WatchBand replaces your existing watch band. Same fit, same look.
Natural finger movements are read by ten years of refined gesture models.
Pair with any Bluetooth-enabled AI glasses and send keyboard, mouse, and gesture commands instantly.
See Tap in Action
Watch Tap in action through both a professionally produced product demo and an unedited real-world demonstration.
Every Platform Needs Input. Tap Works With All of Them.
Meta's neural band is proprietary and locked to one ecosystem. Tap is platform-agnostic, proven through years of real-world use, and ready for any manufacturer without custom engineering. That makes it both a product advantage and a licensing opportunity at scale.
Consumers Paid for Tap Years Before the Smart Glasses Boom.
Tap's gesture technology has been selling since 2018 through Amazon, Walmart, and TapWithUs.com. Seven years of sales, capital raising, and press coverage back the technology.
Featured in:
$5M+
in direct-to-consumer revenue
45,000+
units shipped to date
10
patents across the US and EU
$20M+
raised across 6 rounds
7,000+
community investors
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Built for Consumer Glasses. Designed for Bigger Markets.
Militaries are funding soldier-worn AR that demands silent, glove-compatible control, exactly the input problem Tap solves. From there, Tap plans to target automotive, accessibility, and industrial verticals.
Three Revenue Streams, Three Distinct Customers.
We’re not a single-product company. Our model has three distinct ways to generate revenue, each serving a different customer and with its own growth trajectory.
Direct-to-consumer
TapWithUs.com, Amazon, and Walmart. $5M+ in revenue to date through channels that reach customers who love wrist-worn tech.
OEM partnerships
License to AI glasses makers as their reference input, plus co-marketing as an Apple Watch-compatible accessory.
Developer ecosystem
Open SDK for iOS, Android XR, and visionOS. Recognized as a standard Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, so it works with any application out of the box.
Every Tier Earns Bonus Shares. Bigger Tiers Add Free Tap Bands.
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