Use visionOS’s room tracking to reimagine your space with fun mixed reality visuals!

Customize your rooms with captivating visualizations and experiences while staying connected to your surroundings. Mirage blends your physical space and digital wonders, letting you experience your home in ways never before possible.

Mirage is perfect for:
- Relaxation with soothing visuals
- Meditation while being surrounded by unreal imagery or calming audio
- Having some fun with exciting and otherwise-impossible personalization of your space

Mirage’s Features:
- Instantly transform your space with immersive mixed reality environments
- Seamlessly transition between different visual experiences
- Experience realistic environmental effects with unique audio
- Customize your surroundings without affecting your real-world interactions

How to use Mirage:
- Make sure you’re inside (visionOS room tracking does not work outside or in very large spaces, like warehouses) and tap “Reimagine My Room” to enter an immersive space
- Choose from one of the available mirages
- Use the toggle to turn on or off your real-world: floors, walls, and ceilings
- When visionOS recognizes you’ve moved to a different room, you can set a mirage for that new room
- When you’re done, feel free to tap “Hide Immersive Space”

Available mirages:
- Cherub: take to the skies as clouds float around you
- Hey Man: teleport somewhere…else
- Only Happy: relax in a rainstorm

Notes:
- Mirage uses visionOS’s ARKit to guess where your floors, walls, and ceilings are, and to guess when you’ve moved between rooms. visionOS room tracking is new and will be updated in future versions of visionOS. Mirage cannot update the underlying room tracking technology, that is for future versions of visionOS to implement. Room tracking works best in regular, box-shaped rooms.
- visionOS only allows one ARKit app to run at a time, so other apps cannot run while Mirage has an immersive space open.
- Vision Pro sensors cannot see as far as your eyes, if you notice room tracking is not understanding where your walls are, try moving closer to allow room tracking a chance to see them.
- Some mirages may be unsuitable for people who are photosensitive or have other health issues.
- Please see the FAQs in Mirage for additional information.

Privacy Policy & Terms of Use: https://1984.dev/Mirage-Privacy-and-Terms