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RenderDoc Meta Fork for Mac

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Updated: Jul 29, 2026|
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Debug graphics during development for Meta Quest devices. See the way your app’s engine determined how a scene should be rendered for a single frame.

Version 68.18 Release Notes


RenderDoc Meta Fork is a fork of RenderDoc maintained by Meta for use with Meta Quest headsets. In addition to RenderDoc's normal graphics debugging capabilities, this version provides access to low-level GPU profiling data from the Snapdragon chips powering Meta Quest headsets, the Snapdragon 835 (Quest), XR2 (Quest 2), and XR2 Gen 2 (Quest 3/3S), specifically information from their tile renderers. This provides actionable profiling data specific to Meta Quest headsets in a proven graphics debugger.

In addition to RenderDoc's regular frame capture capabilities, RenderDoc Meta Fork can perform a tile-level render stage trace for a single frame of an app on a connected device. It can also perform a draw-call trace that collects up to 59 low-level metrics pertaining to each individual draw-call in the capture.

For suggestions, feedback, or bug reports, please reach out to us at our Developer Tool Feedback forum. Since this is a fork, do not reach out to BaldurK for support.

What's New

  • Stability — Fixed capture-cancel crash, Vulkan replay issues (memory leak, mosaic textures, mutable-format allocation), Adreno timing hang, on-device PostHoc SIGSEGV, Quest counter viewer OOM and duplicate rows, PickPixel silent-zero, JDWP early detection
  • CLI — --frame-number for exact-frame capture; --intent-args for custom intents; APK binary hash mismatch detection; pre-launch install check; counter warm-up for PIL; inspect/mesh_preview/get_drawcall_textures output improvements; slice for stereo eyes; CLI bundled in .app;
  • API — Removed deprecated --skip-controller-check
  • Skill/MCP — renderdoc_mcp via base_module; hardened geometry-simplify; structured sampler descriptors; Quest device-type mappings updated


  • Note

  • This version of RenderDoc Meta Fork requires HzOS version 68+ for its profiling capabilities.