I heard a concern about the quality of the integrations that you might be able to make with Zapier and Glass. Integrations are of course limited to what can fi

I heard a concern about the quality of the integrations that you might be able to make with Zapier and Glass. Integrations are of course limited to what can fit inside the "trigger/action" model. However, most of the first-party Glass apps take advantage of Glass in about the same way and you can't extend them like you can with Zapier. Glass is also a bit limited in how you can consume content. Right now you can read content from Gmail (only one inbox), SMS, CNN, New York Times, and maybe a few others. With Zapier you can push any content you want to the device in any format and filtered in any way. Some of my favorite use cases while building the integration: 1. Take a photo on Glass -> Upload to Dropbox 2. Send RSS headlines to Glass, when I "share" a headline and add a caption -> Send to Buffer 3. Set up event reminders inside Google Calendar -> Send reminder to Glass when the event is about to start All said, I'm super excited to see what others start building. Not just developers (we've had access to the Mirror API already) but what real users want to use Glass for. Zapier users constantly blow me away with their creativity and given an open-ended device like Glass, I'm sure we'll see some super creative use cases.