Discovery
Who can know you are nearby, and what are they allowed to see?
areyouglowing.com · Early access
The control plane for human presence
Your presence should have permissions.
Glow lets you control who can discover, approach, message, remember, share, and interact with you in the real world, before people, AI agents, smart glasses, venues, or systems decide for you.
Visible by choice
Approachable with consent
Memorable only when allowed
Nearby
3 approach requests
Observer
AI visibility: limited
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Conference mode
Discoverable to investors nearby
Share role, company, and pitch context for 25 minutes.
Ask to Approach
Alex from Room 12
“Interested in your AI presence layer. May I say hello?”
the new problem
The physical world is becoming readable. People still have no control panel.
Phones, badges, cameras, venues, smart glasses, AI agents, and enterprise systems are learning to interpret nearby humans. Glow does not make that feel scary. It gives people the missing layer: choice, context, memory, and revocation.
Approach
Who can request your attention before crossing into your physical space?
Memory
What can be remembered after the moment has passed?
the glow answer
Presence becomes programmable. Glow makes it personal.
Glow turns real-world interaction into permissioned infrastructure. You choose the mode, the audience, the signal, the expiration, and the action that is allowed to happen next.
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Selective discoverability
Choose when you are visible, what people see, and whether that visibility belongs to a person, room, company, or moment.
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Ask to Approach
A consent-first doorbell for the physical world. Someone nearby can request permission before crossing into your attention.
03
Identity with an expiration date
Share the right slice of identity, then let that access expire, narrow, or disappear when the context is over.
04
Presence Firewall
A personal rules engine for approach, memory, messaging, company visibility, AI observers, and AR overlays.
05
Audit and revocation
See what was shared, when it happened, who received it, and what can be pulled back later.
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AI and AR observer authorization
Govern what machines, glasses, venues, and agents can infer, display, remember, or trigger around your presence.
killer interaction
Ask to Approach turns interruption into consent.
The simplest product truth: someone nearby wants to engage, but your attention is not public property. Glow lets them ask, lets you decide, and lets the moment stay human.
Graceful noTemporary yesContext-aware messageNo awkward leakage
live moment
Room 7 · Founder lounge
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Signal detected
A nearby person matches your Conference Mode filters and sees that you are open to investor conversations.
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They request permission
A short approach note appears. Your profile stays narrow until you accept.
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You choose the path
Allow, decline gracefully, share a temporary card, or route the interaction to later.
glow modes
Different rooms deserve different versions of you.
A person is not a static profile. Glow modes let presence adapt to intent, place, company context, and trust level without turning identity into a public billboard.
Private
Invisible by default
Stay unlisted, suppress unnecessary context, and let the room pass by without taking a copy of you.
Social
Open to friendly signals
Let nearby people know you are open to low-friction interaction without turning yourself into public inventory.
Conference
Intent-aware discovery
Show your role, interests, and availability in the rooms where serendipity actually matters.
Professional
Credentialed presence
Share work identity, company context, and permitted contact paths with clean expiration.
Company Presence
Team-level visibility
Let a group show up together at a booth, campus, office, or event while protecting individual boundaries.
Event Room
Venue-aware rules
Adapt presence permissions to a specific room, keynote, afterparty, university pilot, or enterprise campus.
company presence
Team visible as Glow
Booth perimeter
Discoverable to attendees inside Hall B
Team card
Company identity visible, personal data limited
Contact route
Send intro to shared event inbox
Audit
90-day interaction trail for pilot review
events and enterprise
The first wedge feels social. The bigger system feels inevitable.
Conferences, universities, companies, campuses, and venues all need a cleaner way to govern who is visible, what context is shared, and what happens when people, teams, devices, and AI systems interact in the same place.
Conference networking without profile leakage
University pilots for safe, consent-first discovery
Enterprise campus presence policies
Venue overlays with room-specific permissions
ai and ar future
The world is learning to see you. Glow lets you decide what it sees.
Smart glasses, agents, cameras, venues, workplace systems, and spatial computers need authorization rules for human presence. Glow makes those rules understandable, revocable, and user-owned.
Recognize
Allowed: professional context only
Display
Allowed: first name, company, event role
Remember
Denied unless explicitly exchanged
Trigger
Ask before message, record, intro, or follow-up
investor logic
Glow is not a feature. It is a new authorization layer.
The early product wins by making real-world interaction feel better. The enduring company wins by becoming the permission layer for presence across people, places, companies, agents, devices, and AR systems.
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Consumer desire
feel in control of real-world access
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Event wedge
conferences, campuses, venues, and teams
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Enterprise control
governed presence, audit, policy, and revocation
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Platform layer
authorization for AI, AR, devices, robots, and spatial systems
early access
Get in before presence becomes programmable everywhere.
Join the preview list for Glow. Early users, pilots, investors, event partners, and enterprise teams get the first look at the human consent layer for the physical world.