Manage projects

Updated: May 27, 2026
Once you have onboarded, you can create a project or manage existing ones in Meta Wearables Developer Center⁠.

Projects

You can create new projects or manage your existing ones directly in the Wearables Developer Center.

Create a project

  1. Click New project.
  2. Give your project a name (what you want to call it) and a brief description (what it does).

Configuration

You can connect your own mobile apps with your Meta wearable device by defining the app details.
  1. Click Configuration in the project sidebar.
  2. Add the requested details for a mobile app you want to integrate with Meta wearable devices.

Application ID integration

To register your application successfully (without using Developer Mode), you must include the Wearables Application ID in your app’s manifest and pass it in the registration call. Copy and paste the integration details into your iOS or Android application build to complete this step.
If your bundle ID and package name are different for iOS and Android, respectively (e.g., com.myapp.android vs. com.myapp.ios), you will need to create two separate apps — one that defines only the Android platform and another that defines only the iOS platform.
Note: A hyphen - is not supported for iOS bundle IDs.

Product listing

App name and icon
  • You need to provide your app’s name and an icon.
  • The icon must be in PNG or JPEG format.
  • Separate icons for dark and light mode are supported.
  • The maximum supported dimensions for the icon are 200x200 pixels.
These details will also be visible to other users in the Meta AI app when they adjust permissions.

Permissions

If your app or project needs access to device functionality like the camera or microphone, you must provide a justification in the Permissions tab. This justification is for Meta’s internal review only and is not shown to end-users. Reviewers use your explanation to determine if the permission is necessary and appropriate for your app’s functionality.
Note: Available permissions include camera, microphone, and voice invocation. New device capabilities may be added in future iterations.

Distribute

When you’re ready for people to try your project, you need to set up release channels.
Device Access Toolkit v0.7 and later automatically generate a corresponding Device Access Toolkit application for each new version. Builds usually complete within 10 minutes, but may take up to 30 minutes. Use a version with a release channel only after its Device Access Toolkit app finishes building. Monitor build status in the Distribution dashboard:
  • N/A: Version is missing build artifact.
  • In Progress: Device Access Toolkit application is still building.
  • Ready: Device Access Toolkit application is ready to distribute.
  • Failed: Device Access Toolkit application build failed.
Builds rarely fail. Create a new version to resolve build failures.
Note: Existing projects created before SDK v0.7 must publish a new version if build status is not shown as ‘Ready’, even if no other project details have changed.

Remove a project

When you no longer need a project, you can remove it from the Meta Wearables Developer Center. Removed projects are kept for a recovery period before they are permanently deleted, so you can restore a project if you change your mind during this time.

Before you remove a project

Before you can remove a project, make sure it has no active version on the production release channel. If a version is currently distributed on the production channel, remove that version from the channel first. See Manage versions and release channels for details.
Note: Users who have already connected to your application will still have access until they manually disconnect their device.

Remove a project

  1. Open your project from the dashboard.
  2. Go to Overview and click Remove project.
  3. To confirm, type the project name exactly as it’s shown.
  4. Click Remove.
After you remove a project, it no longer appears in your active projects list. You can find it under the Deleted projects view from your organization dashboard.

Recovery window

Removed projects are kept for 180 days. During this period, you can restore the project and return it to development mode. After 180 days, the project and its configuration are permanently deleted and can no longer be recovered.

Restore a removed project

  1. From your organization dashboard, open the Deleted projects view.
  2. Locate the project you want to restore.
  3. Click Restore.
The restored project returns to development mode. You can continue editing its configuration, create new versions, and assign them to release channels as usual. Production release channels and previously distributed versions are not automatically re-published; review your distribution setup before sharing the project with testers again.