Your TapXR is agent-ready.

Point your coding agent at your TapXR and ship a tap-driven app today. Developer firmware, the Tap SDK, and ready-made agent skills, for current TapXR owners.

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NewTap. Pinch. Swipe. Grab.

Your hand is the API.

New on TapXR: thumb-to-finger pinches, thumb swipes and fist join taps.

A man wearing AI glasses gestures mid-air, a navy TapXR on his wrist

01 Agent-ready

Just ask.

Point your AI agent at the new Tap SDK and tell it, in plain words, what you want your TapXR to do. It writes the code for you.

Works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. One command sets it up.

you → agenttap code

ASK“Make a tap pause my music.”

ASK“When I tap twice, start my meeting notes.”

ASK“Turn off the lights with a tap.”

02 Who it's for

TapXR owners who write code, or who want their coding agent to write it.

Builders of hands-free and XR workflows: smart glasses, headsets, and desktop tools.

Invite-only for now.

A woman in AI glasses relaxing on a sofa, a yellow TapXR on her wrist

03 What you can build

04 First win · about 5 minutes

Your first tap in five minutes

Pair your TapXR in your OS Bluetooth settings. Then ask your coding agent to install the Tap skills and build you a sample app. That's it.

terminal~5 min

$ claude > Install the Tap skills from github.com/TapWithUs/tap-python-sdk,  then build a small app that prints my TapXR gestures. Installing tap-python-sdk and the Tap skillsWriting hello_gestures.pyRunning it. Try a few gestures on your TapXR swipe upswipe rightpinch, thumb to indexfisttap 0b00110

Building for iOS or Android? See the mobile SDKs.

05 Honest scope

TapXR supports a subset of Tap gestures. TapBand has the broadest set and is waitlist-only, not an SDK target yet. Tap Strap also works with the SDK.

Your TapXR is agent-ready.

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