AiRedXR

Every headset loaded. Every file checked.

A Windows app that installs your apps and copies your videos, images and app data onto a whole room of VR headsets from one folder, then reads each headset back to confirm everything arrived.

  • One folder → every headset
  • Checked on the headset, file by file
  • Free for 2 headsets
AiRedXR after a real load on a DPVR P2 headset: 20 of 20 apps and 22,748 of 22,748 files, 30.2 GB, checked on the headset

Know the headset is ready before the class starts.

Copying content onto VR headsets is usually done one headset at a time, by hand, and nobody can say for sure what reached which device. AiRedXR loads them all from the same folder and tells you, headset by headset, what is really on each one.

One folder for everything

Put your APKs, videos, images and app data in one content folder on the PC. AiRedXR knows which headset folder each one belongs in.

Every load sends everything

Each load copies every file and replaces what is on the headset, so a file you updated under the same name goes out again.

Checked on the headset

After copying, AiRedXR reads the headset back and confirms every file, by name and size, and every app. “Done” only appears when the headset really has it.

The right app versions

Apps of the same or a newer version are installed. A lower version never replaces a newer one, and when your folder holds the same app twice, only the newest is installed.

Built for flaky cables

If a headset drops off USB, the load waits for it and carries on. Retry failed continues where a broken load stopped instead of starting again.

Who AiRedXR is for.

AiRedXR is for anyone who has to get the same content onto many standalone VR headsets, and know it got there.

VR training centres

Load a new module onto every headset in the room in one go, and see which headsets are ready before the session.

Schools, colleges and VR labs

Keep a lab's headsets identical, term after term, without a staff member copying files to each one.

VR content companies and resellers

Prepare batches of headsets with your apps and content before delivery, with a report per headset.

IT and lab managers

See battery, free space, Wi-Fi and firmware for every headset, mirror any of them on the PC, and reboot or update them from one place.

Teams running VR in the field

Reload headsets between sites from a laptop, over USB or Wi-Fi.

How AiRedXR works.

AiRedXR runs on the Windows PC the headsets plug into. Nothing is installed on the headsets except your own apps.

  1. Choose your content folder

    Apps go in APKs; videos, images and app data go in folders named after where they belong on the headset. AiRedXR can create the folder structure for you.

  2. Plug in the headsets

    Each one appears as a card. Untick any you want to leave out.

  3. Start loading

    Apps install while files copy. Every card shows a progress bar and live counts of apps, videos, images, audio and other files.

  4. Read the result

    Each headset is checked on the device. Green means done and checked; red names exactly what is missing. A daily report opens in Excel.

One app. Load and manage.

The same app loads content and looks after the headsets afterwards.

One card per headset with a progress bar and counts of apps, videos, images, audio and other files.

AiRedXR for Windows
AiRedXR Load content page with one card per headset showing progress and counts of apps, videos, images, audio and other files

Screens from AiRedXR. The checked result is a real load; the others use demo headsets.

See every headset from the PC.

Mirror one headset to guide a student, or put every selected headset on one screen and watch the whole class at once. Take screenshots and record sessions while you watch.

AiRedXR mirror wall showing six DPVR headsets live on one screen, each in a different lesson
Mirror wall (Pro). Every selected headset live on one screen.
AiRedXR mirroring one headset in both-eyes view while recording, with Screenshot, Stop recording, Apps and Reboot buttons
Mirror one headset. Both eyes or one eye, with screenshots and recording (Pro).
  • Guide one student

    See exactly what they see and talk them through it.

  • Watch the class

    Spot who is lost or off task from the front of the room.

  • Capture the moment

    Screenshots and recordings for reports and parents.

  • Act from the PC

    Open apps or reboot a headset without touching it.

Illustrations of AiRedXR mirroring.

Everything from first app to a full lab.

Load content

Free for 2 headsets at a time.

  • Apps installed and content copied from one folder
  • Content placed in the right headset folders, including app data and OBB
  • Every load checked on the headset, file by file
  • Live progress and counts per headset
  • A log per headset with Problems and Skipped filters
  • Retry failed: carries on where a load stopped
  • Daily report per headset (opens in Excel)

Manage headsets

Info, mirror and screenshot free; the rest with Pro.

  • Details: model, serial, battery, Wi-Fi, IP, firmware, free space
  • Mirror a headset on the PC (both eyes or one eye)
  • Mirror wall: every selected headset on one screen (Pro)
  • Screenshots and screen recording (recording: Pro)
  • Apps across headsets: open, force stop, clear data, uninstall, install (Pro)
  • Wi-Fi: switch from USB, connect by IP, reconnect saved headsets (Pro)
  • Log capture, reboot, firmware update and guided factory reset (Pro)
  • Load new headsets automatically when they are plugged in (Pro)

AiRedXR vs copying by hand.

Most VR labs load headsets one at a time with a file manager and a cable. AiRedXR was built so the result can be trusted without opening every headset.

Many headsetsCopying by hand: One at a timeAiRedXR: All plugged-in headsets from one folder
AppsCopying by hand: Installed one by one, per headsetAiRedXR: Installed on every headset; never downgraded
Right foldersCopying by hand: Remembered by whoever copiesAiRedXR: Set once in folder rules, the same every time
Proof it arrivedCopying by hand: Open the headset and lookAiRedXR: Every file and app checked on the headset
A cable dropsCopying by hand: Start again, or guess what copiedAiRedXR: Waits for the headset and carries on
RecordsCopying by hand: NoneAiRedXR: A log per headset and a daily report

“Copying by hand” describes the usual way headsets are loaded with a file manager or USB tools, not any one product.

Free to start. Pro for the whole room.

AiRedXR Free loads content onto 2 headsets at a time and includes headset details, mirroring and screenshots. Pro unlocks every feature, including the mirror wall, recording, Wi-Fi and app management, for a whole room of headsets at once. One licence key is active on one PC at a time; move it whenever you need to.

Free

Load content onto 2 headsets at a time, with headset details, mirroring and screenshots.

Free

Pro

Every feature, for a whole room of headsets at once.

Price on request

Questions about AiRedXR.

Updated

What is AiRedXR?

A Windows app that loads apps and content onto many standalone VR headsets from one folder, checks every headset afterwards, and lets you manage the headsets: mirror, screenshots, apps, Wi-Fi, reboot and updates.

Which headsets does it work with?

AiRedXR is built for DPVR headsets and tested on the DPVR P2. Headsets connect to the PC by USB, or over Wi-Fi once set up.

Do I need to install anything on the headsets?

No. Turn on USB debugging once and tap Allow when the headset asks. Only your own apps are installed on the headsets.

How do I know the content really reached the headset?

After copying, AiRedXR reads the headset back and compares every file's name and size with your PC, and checks every app is installed. Missing files are sent again. A headset only shows Done when everything is there; otherwise its card turns red and names what is missing.

Does it replace files that are already on the headset?

Yes. Every load sends everything in your content folder and replaces what is on the headset, so updated files with the same name are copied again. Only Retry failed skips what a broken load already copied.

What happens if a cable comes loose during a load?

AiRedXR waits for the headset to come back, for up to 2 minutes at a time, and carries on. If it doesn't come back, press Retry failed once it is reconnected.

Will it install an older version of an app over a newer one?

No. The same or a newer version is installed; a lower version never replaces a higher one.

How long does a load take?

It depends on the size of your content and the USB link. Every headset is checked file by file at the end, so when a load says Done, the headset really has everything.

Can I load many headsets at once?

Yes: 2 at a time with Free, and a whole room with Pro. Headsets on one USB hub share its speed, so spread them across ports for the fastest results.

Does AiRedXR send my content anywhere?

No. Content goes only from your PC to your headsets. A few times a day the app sends AiRedHQ an anonymous PC code, its version and its plan to check the licence. No names, files or headset content are sent.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Loading and managing headsets need no internet. Pro needs internet once to activate and keeps working offline for up to 14 days between checks.

A whole room of headsets, ready and checked.

Load 2 headsets free. Upgrade when you need the whole room.