Preview
As seen through the Display Open live preview ↗A live render at the true 600×600 Display size. On the glasses the dark areas are fully transparent — only the bright UI floats over the real world. If it stays blank the app blocks embedding; use the link above.
About
A rhythm-runner, tuned for the Display. The world auto-scrolls and you do one thing at a time: Enter/Up to jump a block, Down to duck a bar. The obstacle pattern is fixed so you learn its rhythm — a Geometry-Dash flavour — but the timing windows are deliberately generous (coyote-time plus a jump buffer) so glasses input latency never costs you a clean run. Distance is your score; it ramps up slowly and your best persists. 100% offline.
Features
- One thing at a time — jump or duck
- Fixed, learnable pattern
- Forgiving timing (coyote + jump buffer)
- Smooth canvas motion
- Best distance saved · 100% offline
Good to know
- Endless single track
- No checkpoints (by design)
- No leaderboards (offline by design)
Data safety
No third-party sharing. Herald doesn't sell or share your data, and there are no ads or trackers.
Minimal collection. Only what a linked service needs — provider tokens are encrypted on Herald's server and never stored on the glasses.
Encrypted in transit. All traffic is HTTPS.
You're in control. Disconnect any linked service at any time from the companion.
Ratings & reviews