Quest-class browsers
Standalone XR
Immersive VR, passthrough, controllers, and hands are independent checks.
Status: checked at launch against the current accepted matrix.
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Official beta · hardware evidence
A device name is not a support claim.
The launch gate combines the accepted candidate, a named device/browser evidence cell, and a fresh runtime capability check. Missing evidence produces an unavailable or fallback state—not an optimistic guess.
Current evidence binding
- Channel
- maintenance
- Candidate
- Not published
- Hardware matrix
- No accepted hardware version
- Rule
- Only a passing current-candidate cell may say supported
Vision-class browsers
Spatial browser
Immersive or spatial presentation and gaze/hand input require exact candidate evidence.
Status: checked at launch against the current accepted matrix.
Keyboard, mouse, and gamepad browsers
Desktop
A usable non-immersive presentation is verified separately by browser and renderer.
Status: checked at launch against the current accepted matrix.
Touch browsers
Mobile
Touch usability and rendering are verified separately; a phone name is not compatibility proof.
Status: checked at launch against the current accepted matrix.
iPhone and iPad · Apple AR viewer
See Eddie in your room right now.
Safari on iPhone and iPad has no WebXR, so those devices ride in the browser — and can place Eddie in the room through Apple's built-in AR Quick Look viewer from this link. Nothing to install.
See Eddie in your room (Quick Look)