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Fix-it Lens (aka Samvedna) is a hands-free repair guide for iPhone and Ray-Ban Meta glasses. Point your camera at a leaking sink trap or a slipping bike chain and tap the part. SAM 3.1 outlines it, Muse Spark works out the fault from the close-up and the full photo, and a voice guide walks you through each step while SAM highlights the exact part you need to touch. Talk back hands-free ("done", "what's this nut?"). With Fix it together, a friend or expert anywhere joins from a browser link, taps your live feed to outline parts on your screen, and their words are translated into your language. Gas, mains electrics, refrigerant, fuel or brake leaks and structural work trigger a "call a professional" stop. It's for renters, students and first-time homeowners who pay for 10-minute fixes. Why Samvedna (SAM-VAYD-NA)? It's a Hindi word for empathy: "sam" means becoming one and "vedna" means pain, so feeling someone's struggle as your own. It's also a nod to Meta's SAM, the model at the heart of the app. Fix-it Lens sees exactly what you're stuck on and helps you through it, like a friend beside you. Everyone else uses SAM to segment anything. We use Samvedna to empathize with everything.