— Jonathan Levit Presents —

Goo, inside Nexus and Nexus Now.

Goo shows you what a spectator just searched — on their own phone, in a screen that looks exactly like Google. The result reaches you the instant it happens: a notification, a quiet peek, or a feed pushed straight into the tools you already run. Inside Nexus and Nexus Now, that search becomes one more input your system can read and act on.

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— What Goo does —

The search, the moment it happens.

A spectator types into what looks like an ordinary Google page. You see it immediately — as a push notification (a smartwatch works too), a double-tap peek, or a live feed sent to any API-enabled app or device. It handles image searches, holds the last thing typed, and can pass along details a spectator fills in. Everything arrives quietly, on your terms.

— Both directions —

Goo reads, and Goo writes.

Goo runs two ways. Beyond peeking at what a spectator searched, it works as an output: anything you send through Nexus or Nexus Now appears on the Google page on the spectator's own phone. You control both sides of the screen — what comes off it, and what shows up on it.

— Where it fits —

Built to plug into your setup.

Goo speaks the same language as the peek tools and wearables you already perform with — anything that accepts an API feed. Drop it into a Nexus or Nexus Now workflow and the search flows through the same system you use for everything else. No new hardware, no second method to learn.

— How to get it —

Three steps, one email.

You buy Goo directly from Goo. I simply set you up with a personal code that takes $50 off — so it costs you less to go through me.