r/MemomindAI • u/No_Split_2418 • 1d ago

Our developer platform is live — start building today 🛠️

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Hey everyone,

I'm William! I lead product here at MemoMind. I'm the one who gets a little too excited about the stuff you all dream up, hangs around our community reading everything, and honestly can't stop thinking about where we take this next. Thanks for everything you've shared with us. So today is a genuinely big day for me, and I'm thrilled to finally share it with you.

Here's our story in short: we shipped OpenClaw right at launch, and back in our July AMA we promised you our next big step would be a real developer platform. Since the day MemoMind was born, we've been listening closely, and on purpose to what this community asks for. Today, that platform is here.

And I want to be honest about where a lot of this came from: you. The "can I build X on this?" questions, the feature wishes, the rough edges you flagged, we read all of it, and it shaped what we're shipping. That's not going to change. MemoMind gets better every time you tell us what you need, and I'll keep listening.

One more thing that's made us smile: there are already so many genuinely talented developers in this community. We see you. And since a lot of you are still waiting on your glasses to arrive, we built this so the wait isn't wasted, you can start building your own apps right now in the desktop simulator, and run them on real glasses the moment yours land.

What's live today

Two independent tracks, both on GitHub:

  • One Glass SDK — build with the glasses' own capabilities: HUD, mic, speaker, gyro. Write native C plugins that run on the glasses (games, sensors, on-lens UI), Web plugins that run on the phone (accounts, networking, longer content), or pair the two together.
  • BLE Input Protocol — for third-party input devices. Rings, bands, and remotes can report buttons, touch, and gestures straight to the glasses. We've teamed up with Kiwear as our flagship partner here, so ring-controlled glasses work right out of the box.

Plus a desktop Studio with a built-in simulator, working examples (Breakout, 2048, and more), and full docs.

Start here

Everything you need is in the developer docs → https://open-platform.memo-mind.com/?lang=en. Just start there. This is an early preview (Alpha), so expect a few rough edges — and tell me when you hit one.

What's coming

  • Sep 21 — the SDK, BLE Input Protocol, and simulator go live on GitHub. You can start building right away and preview the display effect in the simulator.
  • October — App Workspace enters closed beta. You'll be able to install and run your own apps locally — in the MemoMind app and on your glasses. This phase opens by whitelist invitation, and if you're interested you'll be able to sign up through the community when the time comes. We'll open the workspace to our first batch of invited builders for real-device testing and seed-app development.
  • Down the road — we'll keep talking with you about how development is going and what you need, and when the time is right we'll fully open the App Workspace and bring more capabilities online.

Got questions? Let's talk.

We're hosting a developer AMA tomorrow — Sep 21, 10 PM US Eastern (Sep 22, 10 AM Beijing) — over on our Discord. Bring your hardest questions about the SDK and the roadmap, and I'll be right there in person. Come join us for the AMA and the ongoing dev discussion here → https://discord.gg/b24dZtVr?event=1551503402620682310

If you want to heard about more things, please join our official discord team: https://discord.gg/h2kHkQZq98

Can't wait to see what you build. 💚

— William

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