Watch it the moment you shoot it.

iVUE Denali app

Play any clip straight off your Denali, save the keepers to your Photos app, and fine-tune every setting from your phone.

Free · iOS and Android · rebuilt 2026

Shot on Denali, playing in the app

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Play it back, right there.

Tap any clip in the app's gallery and it plays straight off the glasses. No waiting for a download, no computer.

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Save the keepers to Photos.

Pick the clips you want and save them to your phone's Photos app over WiFi, at full quality. Best for clips up to about 5 minutes.

Long clips or a full card? Plug in instead.

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Every setting, in your pocket.

Resolution, clip duration, audio, wide dynamic range, image size, white balance, exposure and auto power off. Change any of them without touching the glasses.

Try it

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Clip duration

Tip: 5-minute clips are just right for WiFi.

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Check your framing.

Stream the live view from the glasses to the app while you line up a shot. Start or stop recording, or snap a photo, right from your phone as you set it up.

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Only the Denali's lens tilts: up to 15° or down to 10°, so the shot frames what you're looking at. Set it here, then put the phone away and record.

Dial in every shot.

Tap any setting to see the options. Change them in the app, without touching the glasses.

Settings

Video

Photo

Glasses

The same settings, the same order as the app. Hover or tap a row to see its options.

8 of the settings you can change in the app · hover or tap to expand

Short clips by WiFi. Big days by cable.

The app is perfect for a quick clip or two. When you've recorded a lot, or one long take, plug the glasses in instead.

Clips up to about 5 minutes.

Over WiFi

Save them straight to your Photos app from the iVUE Denali app. No cable, no computer.

Long clips or a full card.

By cable

Plug the Denali into your computer with its USB-C cable and it opens as a drive. Or pop the microSD card into the included card reader. On a phone, use an OTG adapter (not included).

Tip Set clip duration to 5 minutes in the app and every clip is WiFi-sized.

Paired in three steps.

Your Denali makes its own WiFi network, so the app connects straight to the glasses. No account, no setup.

  1. Power on, WiFi on

    Switch on your Denali (one short buzz), then press the WiFi button once. The orange light starts flashing.

    Orange light flashing

  2. Join the iVUE Denali network

    On your phone, open Settings, then Wi-Fi, and join the network called iVUE Denali (older glasses: iVUE). The password is 12345678. The light turns solid orange.

    Light turns solid

  3. Open the app

    Open the iVUE Denali app. It finds your glasses right away, and you are connected.

    Connected

The pairing guide built into the app walks you through the same steps with pictures.

Seeing “no internet”? That's normal.

The glasses make their own WiFi network so the app talks to them directly. While you're connected, your phone isn't on the internet, and your footage never leaves your devices.

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What to expect

Your phone may warn that the iVUE Denali network has no internet. Stay connected anyway. No account, no cloud, nothing to sign in to.

Connection help in the support center
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Get the iVUE Denali app.

Free on iOS and Android. Rebuilt from the ground up in 2026 for instant playback, saving to Photos and full control.

How do I connect the app to my glasses?

Power on your Denali, press the WiFi button to start its network, join the iVUE Denali network on your phone, then open the iVUE Denali app. The glasses broadcast their own WiFi, so there is nothing to pair or sign in to.

Can I watch a clip right after I record it?

Yes. Open the app's gallery and tap any clip: it plays straight off the glasses. Save the ones you want to your Photos app.

What's the best way to move long clips?

Over WiFi, the app is best for clips up to about 5 minutes. For longer clips or a full card, plug the Denali into your computer with its USB-C cable (it opens as a drive), or use the included card reader. On a phone, use an OTG adapter (not included).

Why does my phone say "no internet"?

That is expected. The glasses make their own WiFi network, so while you are connected your phone is not on the internet. Stay connected anyway, that is how playback and transfer work.

What is the range?

Around 30 feet line of sight. The app is built for watching, saving and setting up while the glasses are on or near you.

Which phones work?

The app is free on both iOS and Android. Search "iVUE Denali" on the App Store or Google Play.

Do I need the app to record?

No. One press of the button on the glasses starts recording on its own. For long recording sessions, record on the glasses with WiFi off. The app adds instant playback, saving to Photos and full settings control.

Finish your footage on your Mac.

Free for Mac

iVUE Video Enhancer steadies, enhances, and adds a look to the clips you record on your iVUE glasses.

Get the Mac app

Denali 2K Camera Glasses

Denali 2K Camera Glasses

$169

Hands-free 2K video, aimed where you want it. The camera lens tilts 10° down to 15° up, and the iOS and Android app plays back every clip right after you shoot it, saves the keepers to your phone and holds every setting.

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