Get the App

Spatial Ops comes in two parts: the Manager app, which runs on your Windows PC or Mac, and the game, which runs on every headset. Where you get each of them depends on your headset platform.

Supported Headsets

Meta Quest — the Meta Horizon Store listing shows the headsets Spatial Ops currently supports. Spatial Markers require Meta Quest 3 or 3S — see Setting Up Spatial Markers.
PICO Enterprise — PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise. Earlier PICO models are untested.

Both parts are distributed through stores: the Manager app on Steam, the game on the Meta Horizon Store.

Get the Manager

Spatial Ops Manager Download and install the Manager app for Windows or macOS.

Download on Steam ↗

Get the Game

Spatial Ops Meta Horizon Store

The PICO Enterprise builds are distributed as direct downloads, and the game is installed onto each headset over USB.
Current release: 1.6.21124-release

Download the Manager

Spatial Ops Manager — Windows

Spatial Ops Manager — macOS

Download the Game

Spatial Ops — game APK

Install the Manager app

On Windows: unzip the package to a folder of your choice, find the .exe file in the package.

On macOS: open the .dmg and drag Spatial Ops Manager into your Applications folder.
Launch the app and sign in with your Manager account, or register a new one if this is your first time.

Install ADB on your computer

The game is installed onto each headset via ADB (Android Debug Bridge). Skip this if you already have ADB.

Download Android Platform Tools — Download Link
Unzip it to a folder you’ll remember, for example C:\platform-tools.
Add that folder to your system PATH so you can run adb from any directory — this Windows setup guide walks through it.

Install the game on each headset

For this step, you’ll need a USB cable connected to your desktop computer. Repeat these steps for every headset in your venue, and again whenever you update to a new release.

Open a command prompt, PowerShell, or terminal, and change to the folder holding the APK:
Terminal window
```
cd <your download folder>
```
Connect the headset to your computer with the USB cable.
Put the headset on. If you see an Allow USB debugging? prompt, select Always allow from this computer and confirm.

Optionally, you could check if your computer can see the device before installing.
Terminal window
```
adb devices
```
The headset should be listed as device. If it says unauthorized, look in the headset for the debugging prompt.
Install the build, using the filename of the APK you downloaded:
Terminal window
```
adb install SpatialOps_PicoEnterprise_<version>.apk
```
ADB reports Performing Streamed Install followed by Success.
Disconnect the headset and repeat for every headset in your venue.

System Requirements (Manager App)

Spatial Ops Manager is lightweight and does not require high-end hardware. Most modern laptops and desktops will run it without issues.

Supported Operating Systems

Windows 10 or newer (Intel/AMD — Windows on ARM is untested)
macOS 13.7 or newer (recommended: Apple Silicon M1 or later)

Minimum Requirements

RAM: 8 GB (16 GB recommended)
Storage: 10 GB free disk space
CPU: Quad-core processor
Network: Wired Ethernet connection (preferred) or strong Wi-Fi
USB: A free USB port and cable — on PICO Enterprise, the game is installed onto each headset over USB

Recommendations

Any PC or laptop less than 5 years old should run the Manager app smoothly.
For best latency and stability, always connect your PC/laptop via Ethernet cable to the router.
The app is not resource-intensive on CPU or GPU, making it suitable for standard office hardware.