ReactVision Studio is a browser-based AR and VR editor. Build a scene once, ship it natively to iOS, Android, and Meta Quest, all from the React Native codebase your mobile team already writes.
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Studio is the visual editor for the ReactVision stack. You build AR and VR scenes by dragging components onto a canvas, preview them in real time on your phone or headset with StudioGo, then ship them inside a React Native app via ViroReact, our open-source renderer.
This is the part most XR tools quietly skip. Studio outputs one scene format. ViroReact takes that scene and renders it natively on each platform using the platform's own AR or VR runtime. iOS gets ARKit. Android gets ARCore. Meta Quest gets HorizonOS. No re-authoring, no shader rewrites, no compromises on frame rate.
iPhone and iPad AR, including LiDAR-aware features on supported devices. Same scene, full ARKit performance.
Phones and tablets from every major Android OEM, rendered through ARCore. The same React Native codebase runs across both ecosystems.
Quest 3 and Quest 3S, full VR and mixed reality. Your Studio scene becomes a headset app, no separate VR project required.
For years, building XR meant picking the least-bad option, Unity's licence and engine weight, Unreal's complexity, or WebXR's browser compromises. ReactVision is the alternative we needed, true native rendering with no licensing tax, paired with a visual editor built around getting you from idea to working XR as fast as possible.
ViroReact is MIT licensed, no per-seat fees, no revenue share, no enterprise rate sheet. Studio's free tier covers solo developers and small teams indefinitely. You don't pay to ship.
No 5 GB editor download, no shaders to write, no custom runtime to compile. Studio runs in the browser, scenes are JSX, and the rendering happens through React Native components your team already understands.
Real ARKit, real ARCore, real HorizonOS. Frame rates, device capabilities, and AR features that match each platform's first-party apps. WebXR works for one-shot promos, ReactVision is for shipping the real product.
Position 3D models, animations, and AR anchors on a canvas. No shader code, no scene graph to wrangle by hand. Studio is an AR editor and a VR editor in the same window, the same scene format runs on both.
Open StudioGo on your phone, link it to your project, and watch every change in the editor appear live on your device. Move a model in Studio, see it move in AR a second later. No build step, no QR code rescans.
When the scene is ready, drop StudioSceneNavigator into your React Native app. ViroReact loads the scene at runtime from your Studio project, so you can iterate on the scene without rebuilding the app. One component, one line of JSX, three platforms.
// In your React Native app, works on iOS, Android, and Quest import { StudioSceneNavigator } from '@reactvision/react-viro'; export default function App() { return ( <StudioSceneNavigator /> ); }
Describe what you need. Studio generates a 3D model and drops it into your asset library, ready to place in any scene. No external tools, no manual file conversions, no hunting for free models with the right licence.
Studio is the editor, Platform is the backend that powers the harder AR features. Both ship together, accessed straight from your Studio project. No separate setup, no separate keys.
Persist AR content across sessions and across devices. Place a model in a room today, find it in the same spot tomorrow, on someone else's phone.
Pin AR content to real-world coordinates. Drop a 3D model on a street corner, a building entrance, or any GPS point, and find it there every time.
Attach 3D models, textures, and metadata to any anchor. Platform handles storage and delivery, your app just asks for what it needs at the right time.
Today's mobile engineers are tomorrow's XR engineers. ReactVision is built on React Native so your existing mobile team makes that transition with no extra lift, no new toolchain, and no second team to hire. The mobile codebase becomes the XR codebase, with the same JSX, the same components, and three platforms underneath.
The same Studio scene renders on iOS via ARKit, Android via ARCore, and Meta Quest via HorizonOS. ViroReact handles the per-platform divergence underneath.
ViroReact integrates with any React Native or Expo project that supports development builds. The familiar workflow, with AR and VR added on top.
StudioSceneNavigator behaves like any other component. Pass props, manage state with hooks, layer it inside your existing navigator. It is not a separate runtime.
ViroReact is MIT licensed. You can read the source, fork it, or contribute. The renderer is yours, even if you stop using Studio.
XR usually breaks down at the design-to-engineering handoff. Creatives mock something up in one tool, engineers rebuild it in another, and half the intent gets lost in translation. Studio collapses that gap, creatives author the scene, engineers add one component, and you ship the same source of truth.
Drag, drop, preview on device with StudioGo. Build the scene you want, see it on your phone or headset in seconds. Zero code, zero rebuilds, zero waiting for engineering to land your changes.
Add StudioSceneNavigator to the app, pass the scene ID, you are done. The renderer is open source, scene updates ship without rebuilding, and the rest of your React Native codebase is untouched.
Sign up for free, no card required. Every tier includes the full Studio editor, ViroReact integration, and ReactVision Platform features. You only pay when your storage, API, or AI usage grows beyond the free tier.
Asset storage covers 3D models, images, videos, and audio in your project. Platform API requests cover Cloud Anchor, Geospatial Anchor, Asset Storage, and Studio Scene calls via ViroReact. AI generations cover text-to-3D, text-to-image, and image-to-3D requests inside Studio. ViroReact itself stays free under MIT, regardless of tier.
Studio plus ViroReact gives you the same drag-and-drop authoring with native rendering across iOS, Android, and Meta Quest, instead of WebAR inside a browser.
Live on iOS, Android, and Meta Quest today. Apple Vision Pro and Android XR are on the way. The same Studio scene runs everywhere we support, no separate authoring per platform.
Quick answers to what most developers ask before opening Studio for the first time.
ReactVision Studio is a browser-based visual editor for AR and VR. You build scenes by dragging components onto a canvas, preview them on your phone or headset with StudioGo, then ship them inside a React Native app via ViroReact, our open-source renderer.
The same Studio scene runs natively on iOS, Android, and Meta Quest. Studio handles the scene graph, asset pipeline, and live preview, so you can focus on what the experience does rather than how the renderer works.
Yes. The same scene format is rendered natively on each platform by ViroReact, using ARKit on iOS, ARCore on Android, and HorizonOS on Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S. You author once in Studio, integrate once in your React Native app, and the runtime handles the per-platform differences.
Apple Vision Pro is in internal preview and Android XR is coming soon, both will use the same scene format.
Yes. Studio targets the same use case as 8th Wall, building AR experiences without writing low-level 3D code, but renders natively via ARKit, ARCore, and HorizonOS rather than through the browser.
Yes. Studio scenes load into any React Native app via the StudioSceneNavigator component from ViroReact. Expo is supported through a development build.
ViroReact cannot run in Expo Go because it ships native modules for ARKit, ARCore, and HorizonOS, but it works in any Expo project that uses a development build.
Yes. ViroReact is one renderer for both. The same Studio scene format runs as AR on iOS and Android, and as VR or mixed reality on Meta Quest. Apple Vision Pro is currently in internal preview, Android XR is coming soon.
No. Studio is built for React Native developers, not 3D engineers. The drag-and-drop editor handles the scene graph for you, the AI asset generator covers most basic models, and you ship without writing renderer code.
If you do want lower-level control, ViroReact exposes the full component API, so you can drop out of Studio at any time and write the scene by hand.
ViroReact is our open-source, MIT-licensed AR and VR renderer for React Native. It is the runtime that loads scenes built in Studio, and it works on its own if you would rather write scenes by hand.
ViroReact is free to use forever, with no usage limits and no licence fees, regardless of your Studio tier. Learn more about ViroReact →
Studio is free to sign up. The Free tier includes 500 MB of asset storage, 1,000 Platform API requests per month, and 5 AI asset generations per month, and is free forever.
Paid tiers start at $25/mo (Basic, $250/yr if billed annually) and $75/mo (Pro, $800/yr if billed annually), with progressively larger storage, API, and AI quotas. See the pricing section above for the full breakdown.
Scenes are stored in your ReactVision project and loaded by ViroReact at runtime via your rvApiKey and rvProjectId. You can update a scene without rebuilding your app, push a fix in Studio and every user sees it on next launch, on every platform.
Assets generated in Studio use standard formats and are usable outside the platform too.
ViroReact exposes platform-specific capabilities through dedicated components where the underlying tech only exists on one OS, LiDAR scanning on iOS, for example. The shared scene format covers everything that maps cleanly across iOS, Android, and Quest.
ReactVision Studio is in Public Beta and free to sign up. Create a project, open the editor, and you'll be placing models on a canvas in under a minute.
Have a quick question or need feedback? Jump into our Discord for real-time chat, or post on r/ReactVision to get answers, code samples, and tips from thousands of fellow builders.
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