KRVR streams your PC VR games wirelessly to Apple Vision Pro with NVIDIA CloudXR foveated encoding. Low latency, high quality, native visionOS experience.
Now live on the App Store. Pair the visionOS app with the Windows desktop installer below to get streaming.
- Foveated Streaming — Eye-tracked rendering sends full resolution where you're looking, compressed periphery. Powered by Apple FoveatedStreaming + NVIDIA CloudXR.
- 90Hz Streaming — Smooth VR at full refresh rate with adaptive pose prediction.
- Game Profiles — Per-game resolution and quality settings. Auto-applied on launch.
- Live Stats HUD — In-headset pill overlay showing FPS, encode time, GPU time, network latency, resolution.
- Desktop Mirror — View your PC screen from inside the headset.
- Passthrough Support — Mixed reality mode with alpha blending for cockpit sims.
- Controller Support — PSVR2 Sense controllers with haptic feedback.
- Auto Immersion — Starts in passthrough, switches to full immersion when a game launches, returns to passthrough when you quit.
- Windows 10 (October 2018 update) or Windows 11
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series or newer (RTX 50 recommended)
- 5GHz WiFi network, 50Mbps+ sustained recommended
- Latest NVIDIA drivers
- Apple Vision Pro
- visionOS 26.4 or later
- KRVR app installed (from the App Store or TestFlight)
⚠️ Don't use the green "Code → Download ZIP" button. That only downloads this README. The Windows installer is below ↓
Download KRVR-Setup-v1.3.6.exe from the latest release (under the Assets section).
Run the installer — it handles everything: CloudXR runtime, firewall rules, OpenXR configuration, SteamVR driver registration.
Install from the App Store (recommended), or join the beta via TestFlight to get earlier builds with new features as they ship.
- Install KRVR on your Windows PC (run the installer)
- Install KRVR on your Vision Pro (from the App Store)
- Launch KRVR on your PC — click Start
- Open KRVR on your Vision Pro — tap Connect
- Scan the QR code displayed on your PC
- Launch a VR game from your PC
- Play — the game streams to your Vision Pro
Any OpenXR game works natively. SteamVR/OpenVR games work natively too — KRVR ships with a built-in SteamVR driver based on mbucchia's OpenVR-CloudXR. No OpenComposite, no manual setup.
OpenXR-direct
- iRacing
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
- Le Mans Ultimate
- Kayak VR: Mirage
- Assetto Corsa EVO
SteamVR / OpenVR
- Half-Life: Alyx
- Skyrim VR
- Assetto Corsa
- Pavlov VR
- Boneworks
For best quality, use a dedicated 5GHz WiFi network between your PC and Vision Pro. A WiFi 6 access point connected directly to your PC via Ethernet gives the lowest latency.
Join the KRVR Discord: discord.gg/zsYw3SJkHD
Your feedback drives the roadmap. We need help dialling in resolution, quality, and compatibility across different hardware setups. Please share:
- Your GPU model and driver version
- Games you've tested (working or not)
- Network setup (router, connection type)
- Screenshots or clips of any issues
- Quality/latency impressions
Post feedback in #bug-reports or #feature-requests on Discord.
Q: Do AMD/Intel GPUs work? A: No. KRVR requires NVIDIA RTX 40 series or newer for CloudXR hardware encoding.
Q: Can I use SteamVR games? A: Yes. KRVR v1.3.6 ships with a built-in SteamVR driver based on mbucchia's OpenVR-CloudXR. Just launch SteamVR games from Steam — no OpenComposite, no DLL swaps.
Q: What resolution does it stream at? A: Configurable. Defaults are 4400 render / 2400 stream with foveated encoding. Adjust in the KRVR desktop app.
Q: Does it work over the internet? A: KRVR is designed for local network streaming. Internet streaming is not supported.
KRVR uses NVIDIA CloudXR technology. NVIDIA and CloudXR are trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation.