iPhone
USB-C video output
Your iPhone and USB-C connection must support video output to an external display.
Setup and support
Get ready for CyberHUD
CyberHUD runs on your iPhone and uses compatible USB-C AR Glasses as an external display. Your iPhone, cable, and glasses must be able to show the iPhone screen.
01 // What you need
Before you connect
Candidate-bound compatible iPhone, cable, and AR Glasses combinations will be listed before public availability.
AR Glasses
External-display support
Your glasses must accept video from the iPhone as an external display.
Use
Keep the iPhone unlocked
Open CyberHUD and keep it in the foreground. If you disconnect the cable while the phone is locked, you may need to unlock and reconnect.
02 // Connection
If CyberHUD is waiting for your glasses
- Unlock the iPhone, open CyberHUD, and keep it in the foreground.
- Reconnect the glasses directly with a USB-C cable or adapter that supports video.
- Confirm that the glasses can show the iPhone screen before expecting the CyberHUD Desktop.
- If the connection was lost while the iPhone was locked, unlock it and reconnect the cable.
- Tell us your iPhone, iOS version, glasses model, firmware, cable or adapter, and what appears on each screen if CyberHUD still does not appear.
03 // Common answers
How control and display work
Input
Use the iPhone trackpad
Your iPhone controls CyberHUD. The core controls do not need glasses head tracking, eye tracking, cameras, motion sensors, or spatial anchors.
Display
The Desktop stays 16:9
CyberHUD keeps a fixed widescreen Desktop. On a taller display, unused pixels remain black rather than stretching the HUD.
Sleep / Wake
Hide or restore the HUD
Three-finger Sleep temporarily returns the glasses to ordinary iPhone mirroring. Wake restores CyberHUD when the connection remains available.
Optional 3D
You may need to switch 3D mode yourself
3D side-by-side is planned as an optional CyberHUD Pro feature. It may require you to switch the glasses into 3D mode manually. Pricing and availability are not final.
04 // Report
Report a problem without sharing private data
For a useful report, include:
- iPhone model and iOS version;
- AR Glasses model, firmware, cable, adapter, and 2D/3D mode;
- the steps immediately before the issue;
- what you expected and what happened instead;
- whether reconnecting or relaunching changed the result; and
- a screenshot only after removing private notifications, calendar items, location, media, account, feed, and identifier content.
Never email passwords, keys, or private content.
Do not send model-provider keys, private Custom Applet source, provider responses, precise location, calendar contents, or unrelated personal information.
Send product questions and bug reports to support@cyberhud.net. For a privacy or data request, say that clearly in the subject so it is handled separately from normal feedback.
05 // Availability
First release preparation
CyberHUD 1.0.0 has been submitted to Apple for App Review. It has not been approved and is not yet publicly available on the App Store. Compatibility details remain candidate-bound.