Nutshell

Send the current tab's URL to your Nutshell server so it streams to your Even Realities G2 glasses.

One click. Your current tab on your glasses. Nutshell sends the page you're reading to a local Nutshell server you run on your own machine. The server passes the URL to your phone's Nutshell app, which extracts the article and renders it on your Even Realities G2 smart glasses — clean, paginated, hands-free. ==== HOW IT WORKS ==== The extension only carries the URL. The phone and the local server do the actual fetching and reformatting. Your browsing history doesn't leave your network. Browser tab ──[encrypted URL]──► nutshell-server ──► Phone ──► Glasses ==== WHY IT'S PRIVATE ==== • No analytics. No telemetry. No third-party services. • No account. No login. No backend we host. • Encrypted in transit. AES-256-GCM with a key derived from your local server's pre-shared key. A LAN packet sniffer sees opaque ciphertext. • Network scope. The extension only reaches your local Nutshell server over LAN or Tailscale. It doesn't talk to arbitrary hosts. • One URL at a time. Only when you click "Analyze this page". ==== WHAT YOU NEED ==== 1. A pair of Even Realities G2 smart glasses. 2. The Nutshell phone app from Even Hub. 3. A Nutshell server running on your own machine. Open-source — clone and run from github.com/double-r-squared/nutshell-server. Takes about 30 seconds. Without all three, this extension has nothing to send to. If you don't have G2 glasses, this isn't the extension you're looking for. ==== OPEN SOURCE ==== Source: github.com/double-r-squared/nutshell-browser Server: github.com/double-r-squared/nutshell-server Site: nutshell-site.onrender.com MIT licensed.