Remio for Apple Vision Pro turns your Mac, Windows PC, or studio rig into a floating workspace in 3D. A pinch is a click. Switch between every host display without leaving your headset. It's the same native Remio client that ships on iPad and Mac — visionOS is just the next device.
Today the Remio iPad app installs on Apple Vision Pro and streams your Mac with hardware H.265 decode. The native spatial client — floating windows, gaze cursor, gesture control — is in development.
Install the Remio client from the App Store on Vision Pro and stream a full Mac, Windows, or Linux desktop in a single window at your Mac's native resolution — hardware-decoded, end-to-end encrypted, no account. It is the same app you run on an iPad Pro.
The native, multi-window spatial build is next on the roadmap.
Your Mac · 1512 × 982 · 120 fps. A native visionOS client with floating spatial windows is in development; the concept below shows where it is heading.
Remio is not a web app being adapted for Vision Pro. It is 100% native, built with the same Apple frameworks visionOS uses for its own apps — which is why Remio can target spatial computing seriously, not as an afterthought.
The same networking and streaming that power the iPad and Mac clients carry straight over to Vision Pro. No web wrapper, no browser hack — spatial windows and 3D anchors with no abstraction layer in between.
Remio targets about 8 ms of processing latency over a local network with a direct device-to-device connection — the rest is your display's own 60 Hz refresh cadence — carrying H.265 at 4K. In a headset, latency you can feel breaks the illusion — so it is engineered out.
One screen is not enough. Remio's display switcher means every monitor on your host is one tap away — pick which screen to view without leaving the headset.
End-to-end encryption means even Remio cannot see your screens — the relay only ever sees ciphertext. Pair with a QR code or a Device ID and PIN and connect — no accounts, no profile of you, no compromise.
Vision Pro reshapes every workflow that benefits from screen real estate. Here is how four kinds of professional are likely to use Remio when the visionOS client lands.
An IDE, a terminal, docs, and a preview — each in its own window, floating where you want it. The build box stays under the desk; the workspace wraps around your chair.
Up to 6K at 120 fps streaming of your Mac's canvas, with reference boards and asset panels pinned in space. Apple Pencil reaches the creative apps on the host as a precision pointer.
About 8 ms of input processing latency to a Windows gaming PC, the host GPU encoding H.265 up to 6K at 120 FPS straight to the headset. Spatial audio sits the soundscape correctly around the virtual screen.
Every monitor on your trading workstation is one tap away. Watch the charts and drive the machine running your tools without renting a wall of monitors.
Honest milestones, no vapourware. The visionOS client is being built step by step on top of the same engine already shipping on iPad and Mac.
Your Mac desktop as a single floating screen in Vision Pro. Full resolution, full fidelity, about 8 ms of processing latency over a local network, in a spatial window you can place anywhere in the room.
Instant switching between every monitor on your host, from inside the spatial window — pick which screen to view without leaving the headset.
Move beyond look-and-pinch. Natural hand gestures to scroll, resize, and interact with the remote desktop. Spatial trackpad, air keyboard, richer mid-air input.
Toolbar floating beside you. Notification bubbles in your peripheral vision. AI assistant as a spatial companion. The remote desktop becomes truly three-dimensional.
Six questions the visionOS plan tends to raise — honest answers below.
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