The latest from ReactVision
Releases, tutorials, and stories from the team: ViroReact, Studio, and the Platform, straight from the people building them.
Asset Generation Now Available on the ViroReact MCP Server
We've now added Studio's asset generation capabilities to the ViroReact MCP Server. Your agent can generate images and 3D models in the same session it writes your code.
Closing the Loop: Your Coding Agent Can Now Test XR in Real Rooms, No Device Needed
Environment testing on the ViroReact MCP Server lets your AI coding agent render and test AR scenes inside a real room, with no device needed. Record the space in StudioGo, store it on the ReactVision Platform, and test the same ViroReact code across as many rooms as you like.
The ViroReact MCP Server Is Now in the Claude Connectors Directory
The ViroReact MCP Server is now listed in Claude's official Connectors Directory. Your agent gets the real ViroReact knowledge base, validation tools to check the code it writes, and scene execution to prove that code renders. All you need is a free Studio account.
Your Coding Agent Can Now Run ViroReact Scenes, Not Just Write Them
Your agent already writes ViroReact code against the real API rather than a half-remembered version of it. Six new tools in the ViroReact MCP Server let it check and run that code too, so you review work that has already been tested instead of discovering the obvious failures yourself.
ReactVision Studio 1.2.1: No-Code AR Triggers and Model Animations
The last few months of Studio work have been about closing one specific gap: the things you could do in ViroReact with code, but not yet in the editor.
ViroReact 2.57.5: Eye-Gaze Input on Meta Quest Pro, Plus a Big Android AR Stability Pass
ViroReact 2.57.5 is mostly a stability release.
Build a Geospatial AR App in React Native with Claude Code and ViroReact
If you can write a React Native component, you already have most of what you need to build augmented reality.
Mixed Reality and Object Detection on Meta Quest: ViroReact 2.57.2
Hot off the heels of last week’s 2.57.0 update, today we shipped ViroReact 2.57.2, and it is the release that closes the distance between mobile AR and the headset.
ViroReact 2.57.0: On-Device Object Detection and Expo 56 Support
ViroReact 2.57.0 gives your AR app something it could not do before: recognise objects in the camera feed, on the device, with no cloud round trip.
Meet the Studio Agent: From Idea to XR App
Building an XR scene usually starts with a blank canvas and a long list of small decisions.
Introducing the ViroReact MCP Server
AI coding agents have changed how we build. The catch is that an agent only knows what it was trained on, and a fast-moving library like ViroReact moves faster than any training cut-off.
ViroReact 2.56.0: Build AR games that play in the real world
Over the last few releases ViroReact grew to cover the whole XR spectrum, from mobile AR to VR on Meta Quest. 2.56.0 is about what you do once you get there.