A mixed-reality desktop-streaming workspace — collapse your multi-monitor rig into a headset.
In development
VentanaXR streams your desktop into a Meta Quest 3 as up to six freely-positioned virtual monitors, lets you save and switch between named spatial workspaces, then goes beyond mirroring: grab windows as 3D objects and arrange them anywhere in your field of view, squeeze two windows together to trigger an AI workflow that integrates the two apps, box up objects to auto-archive into Google Drive / SharePoint / OneDrive, draw on virtual surfaces with a pen
Fact sheet
- Genre Spatial computing
- Platforms Meta Quest 3 · Windows · macOS
- Engine Unity 6
- Status In development
- Milestone Protocol and architecture stage
The core loop
Stated north-star experience rather than a gameplay loop: put on the headset anywhere, recover a productive multi-screen workspace, and complete cross-application work with less switching and repetition than at a physical desk.
Features
- Up to six virtual monitors streamed into mixed reality, positioned anywhere in the headset’s field of view
- Saved spatial workspaces — name, update, duplicate, delete, and restore multiple six-panel app/display arrangements
- Grabbable windows — pick up, move, scale, and curve each window (or whole display) as a 3D object
- Squeeze-to-integrate — push two windows together to kick off an AI workflow that tries to connect the two apps via APIs / MCP / automation…
- Box-up to archive — file objects away; the system routes them to Drive / SharePoint / OneDrive by learned criteria
Direction
Who it is for. Knowledge workers who today rely on a wall of monitors — CPAs, engineers, developers, analysts — and spatial use cases such as viewing 3D medical imaging or engineering models.
VentanaXR is in development. For questions about the project, contact the studio at [email protected].