The web player, fixed against real scenes, and co-location in StudioSceneNavigator. Large models load instead of killing the renderer, taps land where they are drawn, and web AR holds steady through tracking dropouts. A Studio scene can now be shared between devices in the same room. Web needs @reactvision/viro-web-renderer 1.0.1 (peer range asks for it).

Shared coordinate frames now work on Meta Quest, and a never-wired cloud-anchor callback is removed.

ViroReact 3.0.0 runs on five platforms from one codebase — iOS, Android, Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, and the web — and ships three major capabilities: VPS, co-location, and mixed reality on Meta Quest.

This release is all about stability: Android crash and freeze fixes, completed 16 KB page-size compliance for Google Play and the Meta Quest Store, and Expo SDK 57 / React Native 0.86 support. Two platform paths also changed — front-camera AR on iOS moved to an optional package, and the legacy Oculus Mobile SDK (VrApi) path is deprecated.

This release brings Viro's AR component API to Meta Quest 3 / 3S, no new API to learn. The same ViroARScene you ship on phones now runs in passthrough mixed reality on Quest.

This release adds on-device object detection, improves AR depth accuracy on iOS, fixes layered glTF/GLB animation playback, aligns the OpenXR loader to the Android 16 KB page-size requirement, and adds Expo SDK 56 support.

Released 4 June 2026

Today we're shipping ViroReact 2.55.0, and it's a big one. This is the release where "build once, deploy from mobile AR to VR headsets" stops being a tagline and starts being a single component you mount.

What's New

We're excited to announce ViroReact v2.53.0 — a major release that introduces ReactVisionClient as the default cloud provider, a complete rewrite of ViroARPlaneSelector, new Depth API support, and much more.