MetaDisplay is display-first: the web path has no on-glasses mic — voice shown here is phone-companion mic relayed via cloud (simulated).
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Official-simulator parity: built-in scenes, custom image upload, animated background, live webcam for real-world blending preview. The avatar layer composites additively (screen blend) over whatever is behind it. Privacy: webcam and microphone are used only when you enable them; streams never leave your device (see SECURITY.md).
Mirrors the official extension's display tuning. Auto-dim drops the app layer to 35% after 30s idle. The display-frame toggle draws our approximation of the official display-frame overlay — a translucent rounded rectangle marking the lens boundary (not Meta's artwork).
On-screen pad dispatches real key events (arrows / Enter / Escape), mirroring Neural Band + captouch + EMG-pinch translation. Physical arrow keys move focus between controls the same way; Enter activates the focused control.
Records the 600×600 lens as WebM (canvas capture, 30fps) — the official extension's viewport-recorder parity. Gradient scenes record over near-black; uploaded images and webcam record true.
Sends this demo toward physical glasses (needs the official Meta app + paired glasses).
Mirrors the official extension's automated checks — viewport surface, favicon, D-pad focusables, overflow, visible focus styles — plus the official design constraints: additive-dark backdrop, 16px/20px type, 88px tap targets — and the official performance score with improvement prompts.