How-toDisplay Web Apps
Enable Display Web Apps
Glasslab apps such as Glass Chart open as Meta Display Web Apps on Ray-Ban Display glasses. Work through these steps on the phone paired with your glasses. Meta’s labels can shift by app version — if a name differs, look for Web Apps under App connections.
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Confirm the hardware
Display Web Apps run on Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses — not earlier Ray-Ban Meta frames. Pair the glasses with the Meta AI app on iPhone or Android. You need glasses software v125 or later and Meta AI app v272 or later. Check versions under the device About screen in the app.
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Turn on Developer Mode
In the Meta AI app, open Settings → App Info. Tap the app version number five times. Enable Developer Mode when asked. This unlocks Web Apps and stays on across sessions.
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Add a Web App
Go to App connections → Web Apps → Add a Web App. Give it a name (Glass Chart works) and paste the HTTPS URL. For Glass Chart that is https://charts.glasslab.app. Tap Connect. HTTP URLs will not load.
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Open it on the glasses
The app appears in the Ray-Ban Display app grid. Select it to launch. Pin it if you want a faster glance. Inside the app, temple swipes and pinches move focus; a middle pinch opens the system Web App menu (Restart, Resume, Permissions).
What you will see
Glass Chart is built for the 600×600 Display surface: dark, high-contrast, readable in a second. Prices and candles are educational only — not financial advice.
Glasslab is not affiliated with Meta or EssilorLuxottica. We build web apps that run on their Display glasses. If a menu in the Meta AI app does not match these steps, use Meta’s Wearables developer docs as the source of truth for the current UI.