This section contains Experimental features shared by Meta Quest that are still in development. We’re sharing these features to provide an early look at upcoming functionality and gather feedback. Please read this page before adding any Experimental features to your app.

Experimental features are still in development and may contain bugs, errors, or inaccuracies. Functionality shown in Experimental releases may substantially change or be removed in later releases. Experimental releases are not guaranteed to progress to production within a certain time, or ever.

Experimental versions of features are not permitted in apps on the Meta Horizon Store unless expressly permitted by Meta in writing or as indicated in the Meta Platform Technologies SDK License Agreement. If you use an experimental feature in your app, you will be required to update to the production version when available.

To enable Experimental Features to run on your Meta Quest, you’ll need put your device in Experimental Mode by using the following ADB command:

adb shell setprop debug.oculus.experimentalEnabled 1

To disable, replace the 1 with 0. Note that this resets to 0 on reboot.

If you’re building an application that is using experimental features, you will need to update the AndroidManifest.xml see Mobile Experimental Features for more details.