Meta prepares catalog in the app and curated on Ray-Ban Display. Understand submission readiness, assets, and metrics without promising general availability.

Direct answer

Meta has documented two discovery surfaces for AI eyewear experiences: a catalog in the Meta AI app to manage integrations and Explore in Meta Ray-Ban Display to add select web apps. Distribution begins in a curated manner and the company also promises to publicize the submission process widely. Developers can build and test in Developer Mode, but should not confuse showcase or submission of materials with public approval. Preparation includes intellectual property ownership, stable URL, video, thumbnail, short description, category, and supported support.

Discovery starts to happen in the context

Finding and adding an experience within your own ecosystem reduces steps. The presentation page needs to explain value in a few seconds.

Curation is not automatic publishing

Submitting a form or being tested does not guarantee a catalog. Timeline, criteria and approval must be communicated without promises.

Small assets need to be readable

Thumbnail, name and short description carry the decision. Simple shapes, high contrast, and specific benefit work better than excessive detail.

Operation starts after installation

URL, authentication, privacy, support and compatibility remain the responsibility of the developer. Metrics should separate viewing, adding, and recurring use.

Nexus Reading

Prepare a distribution package before wide open: identity, rights, video, thumbnail, description, policy, support, telemetry, and an initial flow that delivers value immediately.

FAQ

Can any web app now appear on Explore?

No. Meta describes a curated selection and states that it will release submission details more widely.

Does the showcase form publish the app?

No. It allows assessment for prominence and may require additional verification.

Is it possible to test before distribution?

Yes. The Goal guides building and testing in Developer Mode with the supported paths.

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Primary sources and references

This editorial analysis was produced by Nexus from the official sources below, consulted on September 28, 2026. The text is original and interprets practical implications for companies.

Date reported by main source: official documentation consulted on September 28, 2026; cured availability.