The phone in your hands.
Your Controller Phone.
Play. Browse. Navigate. Control.
It stays with you.
Built around what matters
VR, designed around your phone.
Your Android already has the screen, the performance, and the apps.
PlayerCast VR gives you a new way to experience them.
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Start with the phone
The power isn’t in the headset.
It’s already in your phone.
Your phone has the screen.
The performance.
The apps you already use.
A compatible VR Box gives you a new way to see them.
02
Two phones
Two phones. Two simple roles.
PlayerCast VR
The phone in your VR Box.
Your Display Phone.
It becomes your immersive, cinema-like screen.
PlayerCast VR connects the two phones wirelessly in real time.
03
The connection
One controls. One displays.
PlayerCast connects them.
What happens on your Controller Phone is streamed to your Display Phone.
Wirelessly.
In real time.
The phone in your hands stays useful while the phone in your VR Box becomes your screen.
04
Step inside
Your screen. Bigger.
Your Display Phone sits inside the VR Box.
The lenses bring the screen into view.
PlayerCast turns it into a personal, immersive viewing experience.
Private.
Focused.
Yours.
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Made for how you use Android
Play. Watch. Work.
One setup. Different ways to use it.
Play
Keep the controls in your hands.
Use your Controller Phone for touch, compatible gamepads, or Bluetooth controllers.
Your Display Phone puts the experience in front of your eyes.
Play bigger.
Watch
Your own cinema-like screen.
Watch supported videos, shows, and streaming content in your personal viewing space.
Just your phones, your compatible VR Box, and PlayerCast VR.
Watch your way.
Work
More room to focus.
Browse, read, and use supported Android productivity apps.
Your Controller Phone stays in your hands while your Display Phone becomes your personal screen.
Work with fewer distractions.06
PlayerCast VR
Your Android. A new way to experience it.
PlayerCast VR is built for two compatible Android phones and a compatible VR Box.
1080p at 60 FPS
A clear, smooth real-time streaming experience.
Wireless
Connect your phones over Wi-Fi Direct or LAN.
Controller ready
Use touch, compatible gamepads, and Bluetooth controllers from the phone in your hands.
Stay in Android
Move between supported apps, games, media, browsing, and more instead of being confined to a single-purpose VR player.
Your devices. Your connection.
PlayerCast runs between the devices you control.
How PlayerCast VR works
In your hands. In your VR Box.
Choose two compatible Android phones.
One will stay with you. The other will become your Display Phone.
Connect them with PlayerCast VR.
PlayerCast creates the local wireless connection between the two devices.
Place the Display Phone in your VR Box.
The phone becomes the screen you experience through the viewer.
Keep control in your hands.
Play, watch, browse, work, and navigate from your Controller Phone.
From the Lab
Exploring what comes next.
PlayerCast continues to explore new display ideas, interaction models, and ways to extend the devices people already own.
Experiments, concepts, engineering stories, and future directions live in the PlayerCast Blog.
Read from the LabWhy PlayerCast exists
Use the devices you already have.
Phones have become powerful computers, displays, media players, game devices, and everyday tools.
PlayerCast explores what becomes possible when those devices are given a new display role.
When the experience ends, your phone is still your phone.
PlayerCast is built by JoPa Labs Studio .
Compatibility
PlayerCast displays supported screen content from compatible devices. Some apps, games, websites, media, or protected content may restrict screen capture, casting, recording, or external display behavior. Performance can vary by device, operating system, wireless conditions, thermals, and content rules.
PlayerCast VR
See what your phones can become.
One stays in your hands.
One goes in your VR Box.
PlayerCast VR connects them.
VR, designed around your phone.
FAQ
Questions before you begin.
What is PlayerCast?
PlayerCast is an immersive display platform built around the devices you already use. PlayerCast VR connects compatible Android phones, while PlayerCast PC extends the experience to compatible Windows PCs and laptops.
What is PlayerCast VR?
PlayerCast VR connects two compatible Android phones wirelessly. One phone stays in your hands as the Controller Phone. The other becomes the Display Phone inside a compatible VR Box.
Why does PlayerCast VR use two phones?
The two phones have different jobs. The phone in your hands is the Controller Phone. The phone inside the VR Box is the Display Phone.
What is the Controller Phone?
It is the phone you keep in your hands. You use it to play, browse, navigate, control supported apps, and interact with the experience.
What is the Display Phone?
It is the Android phone placed inside the compatible VR Box. It receives the streamed screen and becomes your immersive, cinema-like display.
Do I need a VR Box?
Yes. PlayerCast VR viewing requires a compatible phone-based VR Box-style viewer for the Display Phone.
Does PlayerCast VR use cloud streaming?
No. PlayerCast VR is designed around a local connection between your compatible devices.
Will every Android app work?
Compatibility varies. Some apps, games, websites, media, or protected content can restrict screen capture, casting, recording, or external display behavior.
What is PlayerCast PC?
PlayerCast PC extends the display concept to Windows. A compatible Windows PC or laptop acts as the source while an Android phone becomes the immersive Display Phone.
Where can I follow future PlayerCast ideas?
Future concepts, experiments, engineering stories, and development directions are shared through the PlayerCast Blog.
Who builds PlayerCast?
PlayerCast is built by JoPa Labs Studio, the independent product studio behind PlayerCast.