Apps · Wear · Private LAN · v1.5

XAir

Your wrist controls Windows.
Your voice talks to Xeretron.

Your glasses reach the desktop. XAir is the local receiver that unites Galaxy Watch 8, an optional AI agent, and the Meta Glasses bridge — all on your private network, without exposing the desktop to the Internet.

  • Touch + Air mouse from the watch
  • No account required for the mouse
  • Optional Xeretron agent (voice + chat)
  • Meta Glasses Bridge (beta)
  • Private LAN · Windows 10/11
  • XA tray · no public cloud

Built for trusted local networks. Not a public SaaS and not multiplatform yet — current focus: Windows.

XAir: Wear receiver and agent in the Windows tray
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Three pillars

Watch. Agent. Glasses.

Watch Mouse · Live

Galaxy Watch 8 as touchpad and Air pointer. Local Wi‑Fi. Works without Xeretron.

Xeretron agent · Live

Voice from the watch + desktop chat. Whisper and streaming LLM. Tokens only on Windows (DPAPI). TTS coming soon.

Meta Glasses · Beta

Oakley Meta HSTN via Android phone to the same receiver. Preview and return audio still in active phase.

Galaxy Watch 8

Touch, Air, and wrist precision

Touch and clicks

Swipe moves the cursor. Tap, double-tap, and hold (click / double / right) with vibration. Drag with hold. Post-move guard so you don’t fire accidental clicks.

Air mode

Yaw and roll drive X/Y. Recenter, EMA filter, and micro-tracking near the target. Hybrid Air: touch freezes and latches; 2 fingers = right-click; autoclick and double. Touch Auto switches by arm angle.

Wrist, standby, displays

Left/right (inverts and recenters). OLED standby after 90 s. Orientation locked in-app. Multi-monitor with coords anchored to the primary display. Reconnect with saved IP and heartbeat.

Agent · optional

Speak to the watch. Read on Windows.

Link Xeretron (email + admin code). Pick a model. Open the orb or “Reply with voice.” Whisper transcribes; the LLM streams into the desktop panel.

  • Tokens encrypted with DPAPI — the watch doesn’t store AI keys
  • VAD, timeouts, and cancel inference
  • Contextual history (recent turns)
  • -VL models: image and screenshot
  • TTS back to the watch: coming soon

Agent onboarding

  1. Link Xeretron on Home
  2. Pick a model in Preferences
  3. Open orb / Reply with voice
  4. Speak to the watch · read on the panel

Without Xeretron, the mouse still works the same.

Meta Glasses · Beta

From HSTN to desktop, via Android

Oakley Meta HSTN: camera (DAT) and mic/speaker (Bluetooth) through an Android phone. Authenticated TLS link to the XAir receiver.

How it works

Everything lands in XAirTray on Windows

Watch → PC

Galaxy Watch 8 over Wi‑Fi to the receiver. Mouse and voice (WAV) into the XA tray.

XAirTray.exe

XA tray icon. Settings, status, preferences, private firewall, and Meta Glasses page.

Glasses → Android → PC

DAT/BT on the phone; TLS to the receiver. DAT does not run on Windows.

Mouse in ~5 minutes

Start XAirTray → allow private firewall → install Wear app and enter the PC IP → pick Touch or Air and wrist → minimize: XA stays in the tray.

Security

Built for a private LAN

Not designed for the Internet or public networks. Xeretron credentials with DPAPI. Voice audio in memory. Meta Glasses with TLS 1.2, pinned cert, and pairing code.

Private network only

Firewall limited to the private profile and XAirTray.exe.

Tokens on Windows

The watch doesn’t store AI tokens. Preferences and models protected on the PC.

Glasses with TLS

Authenticated bridge; pairing by IP + code. No promise of watch UDP auth yet.

Platform

Windows

Windows 10/11 receiver. Galaxy Watch 8 (Wear OS) on the same Wi‑Fi. Xeretron optional. Meta Glasses: Android 10+, Meta AI, DAT, Oakley Meta HSTN. macOS/Linux: not yet.

Windows 10 / 11

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Xeretron?

Yes. XAir is built to live with your Xeretron server: that’s where Whisper, the LLM, and the voice agent run. Link the server and the wrist copilot makes sense.

Does it work on the Internet?

No. Production = private LAN. Don’t expose it to public networks.

Is there TTS on the watch?

Coming soon. For now you speak to the watch and read the reply on the Windows panel.

Are Meta Glasses ready?

Beta: gateway and capture work; preview and return audio are in active phase.

macOS or Linux?

Windows only for now.

Next step

Your wrist. Your voice. Your private network.

XAir 1.5 unites Watch, optional Xeretron agent, and Meta Glasses — on Windows, on LAN.

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