
A private cinema, anywhere
A giant screen only you can see. Play movies from your gallery and your Plex, Jellyfin and SMB servers, side-by-side 3D video, and 360 and VR180 video.
MiruXR turns your phone and AR glasses into a private cinema, a room full of screens and a glanceable HUD. On Android, it is also a VR headset. Your phone is the controller. Free, no ads.

A giant screen only you can see. Play movies from your gallery and your Plex, Jellyfin and SMB servers, side-by-side 3D video, and 360 and VR180 video.

Pin a browser here and a video there, then turn your head to move between them. Any website works, and it remembers where you signed in.


The time, the weather, walking directions and more sit at the edges of your view, so the world stays in front of you. Pick the mode that fits the moment: Street, Work, Travel and more.
Watch from a beach, a misty forest, a cinema or under the night sky. With the XREAL Eye camera, your real room shows through instead.

YouTube, Maps, streaming apps and games: anything installed on your phone floats in the glasses. Game controllers and a mouse work too.

Play VR games with your glasses on and your controllers as hands. Your phone runs it all.
Plug in your glasses, pick up a controller and play. MiruXR turns your phone and glasses into a VR headset, with one image for each eye. It is new and still experimental, and it gets better with every update.
PC VR from your computer through ALVR, Steam games through GameNative, and VR games made for Android.
Joy-Con, Joy-Con 2, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch Pro. Controllers with a gyro aim like VR controllers.
Lean, crouch and step with the XREAL Eye, or with the phone camera worn on the chest.
Controllers as hands need Android 15 or newer. Moving with the phone camera needs Google Play Services for AR.
Side-by-side 3D video is detected on its own, and regular 2D video can be turned into 3D (Beta).
Capture a video of what you see in the glasses and share it.
Aim by looking, with the phone in your pocket, or use the phone as a trackpad and laser.
Type on websites without looking down at your phone.
Setup and guides happen right in the glasses, with steps that check themselves off.
The app and the docs in English, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Plug any supported glasses into your phone. No adapter and no extra hardware.
You need an iPhone with USB-C (iPhone 15 or newer) or an Android phone with video out over USB-C. Experimental means built from public information and not yet tested on real hardware. See the full table
Loved by people
who wear AR glasses
Andrew M. K., July 2026Found this on Reddit and it worked perfectly right away on my Xreal S1 glasses.
Jordan_kliewer, August 2026This app is absolutely amazing, and it works perfect with my ASUS ROG Xreal R1's.
actionjohn, July 2026My XREAL 1s enjoys the extra utility. Thank you for crafting this app.
Connect them to the USB-C port of your iPhone or Android phone.
Your space appears in the glasses, and the guide walks you through the first steps.
Aim with the laser or the trackpad and tap. A game controller works too.
Free, no ads, no subscriptions. Made by a solo developer, together with its community.
Questions or ideas? hello@miruxr.com
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