Major updates to humanhud.ai — what shipped, when, and why it matters. Currently live: v8
Added a release history page so visitors can see what shipped on humanhud.ai — and when.
New /changelog page with versioned release cards (badge, date, title, summary, details). Footer now links the live version to this history. Structure mirrors the Matha Group changelog pattern.
Net worth on the live HUD preview now shows the full dollar amount instead of an abbreviated value.
Updated the money glance and related HUD copy so net worth reads as an exact figure visitors can trust at a glance — no more shortened “$1.2M”-style abbreviations in the preview.
Rebuilt the marketing site around a light, airy palette — clean white fields, soft grays, and a confident blue accent.
Moved away from the darker mockup look to a Google + Apple inspired light theme. Design tokens, surfaces, and section styling were refreshed so the brand feels brighter and more product-forward while keeping the HUD canvas dark for glasses realism.
Replaced the reticle mark with the colorful four-square H logo across the site.
Favicon, nav, and footer now use the brand H-grid (red, yellow, green, blue squares) so HumanHUD is recognizable at a glance without relying on the older reticle icon.
Meta Ray-Ban Display setup now shows the complete https://glasses.humanhud.ai address.
Clarified the web-app setup step so users copy the full HTTPS URL when adding HumanHUD in the Meta AI app — fewer failed installs from truncated or protocol-missing links.
Wired Amazon CloudWatch RUM so we can see real traffic and performance on the marketing site.
Added a lightweight RUM client for page views and client-side performance signals, feeding CloudWatch without a heavyweight analytics SDK.
Connected deploy.sh to production S3 + CloudFront for humanhud.ai.
Marketing builds now sync the static export to the live bucket and invalidate CloudFront, matching the glasses.humanhud.ai hosting pattern.
Shipped the public Next.js site — POV hero, HUD wizard, devices, pricing, and get-app flow.
Launched humanhud.ai as a static Next.js export with the interactive 600×600 HUD wizard, what-you-track and devices sections, pricing, get-app platform picker, and Meta Ray-Ban Display setup guide.