The arrangement extends Glance beyond its mobile and connected-TV services to PCs for the first time, according to the company. It was announced on October 29, following an early demonstration at Lenovo Innovation World in Berlin in September.

Shopping in the chat, checkout with the retailer

Glance says its recommendations draw on inventory from more than 400 brands and 15 million products. The integration covers product discovery, styling and comparison; checkout and payment remain with the retailer rather than inside Qira.

Lenovo describes Qira as a personal AI system that carries relevant context across compatible Lenovo and Motorola devices. Connected services work with user permission and within operating-system permissions. Support does not extend to every device from either brand.

Lenovo’s September announcement said Qira was expanding to eligible PCs with 16GB of memory and selected Motorola phones as they receive Android 17. That broader Qira rollout does not establish when the Glance shopping feature will arrive on a particular model.

Neither the Glance announcement nor the Lenovo background material specifies an India rollout date, a list of devices receiving this shopping integration, or any separate fee. Those details remain unannounced.

Sources: Glance announcement; Lenovo Qira background.