Quest OS 10 adds real-time collaborative spatial design tools and storefront overhaul

Gaming · 5 min read

Quest OS 10 introduces first-party collaborative tools that let multiple creators manipulate 3D scenes, assets, and live UI prototypes inside the headset. The tools include version history, conflict resolution, and a lightweight HUD for annotations, reducing dependence on desktop workflows for spatial design iteration.

Meta redesigned the Quest Store to emphasize social, cooperative, and persistent experiences, creating new categories and curation flows that promote cross-user sessions. Developers receive enhanced analytics showing session concurrency and retention for social features, helping optimize for shared play and collaboration.

On the technical side, Quest OS 10 improves spatial audio routing, adds low-latency network sync primitives, and exposes a new profiler for frame timing in complex scenes. Meta positioned the update as a push to make VR development more collaborative and the store more discovery-friendly for social titles.