Choose the audio.
Listen to one selected headset on the Mac, or mute every feed. Supported audio capture keeps sound playing in the headset.
Headset firmware and the app being cast must support audio capture.Bring Quest gameplay onto one screen. Connect over Wi-Fi or USB, choose whose audio to hear, and focus on one headset.
Planned UK launch price: £4.99, paid once. In development; no public download yet.
QuestStage for MacInside QuestStage
Designed around watching what’s happening in the headset.
Save up to four headsets with names you recognise. Use the grid to watch together, or focus on a single feed.
The current interface, shown before a headset is connected.

Listen to one selected headset on the Mac, or mute every feed. Supported audio capture keeps sound playing in the headset.
Headset firmware and the app being cast must support audio capture.TV mode makes more space for the stage. Focus one headset or use macOS full screen when you want a closer look.
Video travels between your headset and Mac over your own network or USB. QuestStage does not relay it through a cloud video service.
Before you connect
First setup needs Developer Mode on your Quest. The app walks you through it one action at a time.
Choose your connectionGood to know
Not when your Quest offers Wireless debugging and Pair with pairing code. Otherwise, use a USB data cable for initial setup. The USB route can enable Wi-Fi afterwards.
The app requires macOS 14 or later and a Quest that supports ADB debugging. Developer Mode must be enabled. Compatibility, capture and audio depend on the Quest model, firmware and game; hardware validation is still in progress.
QuestStage has no account sign-in. Meta may require a verified developer account to enable Developer Mode; use Meta’s own setup flow for that.
Not yet. QuestStage is in development, and there is no public download or App Store listing to install from. Release information will appear here when it is available.
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