Interaction systems
Grabbing, distance grab and physics-based manipulation of objects, built on the XR Interaction Toolkit.
Service
Meta Quest app development with Unity
I build standalone Meta Quest apps in Unity with OpenXR, the Oculus SDK and the XR Interaction Toolkit — fully immersive VR or mixed reality with passthrough: interactive tools, training apps and walkthroughs of real spaces that run on the headset without a PC.
Who Meta Quest development is for
Product teams, agencies and companies that need a standalone app for Meta Quest — training, visualization, product demos or interactive tools — and teams moving an existing PC VR project onto Quest.
What I build for Quest
Hand-gesture input
Recognising and validating hand gestures, as in the aircraft marshalling trainer.
3D interfaces
Menus, categories and assembly tools placed in 3D space instead of flat screens.
Saved user data
Layouts and progress that persist between sessions on the headset.
VR walkthroughs from Revit
Architectural models brought into Unity and made explorable at real scale on Quest.
Beyond Quest
OpenXR keeps apps portable to PC VR, and WebXR covers browser-based experiences.
Mixed reality on Meta Quest
Quest headsets can show the real room through their passthrough cameras and place virtual content inside it. Mixed reality suits apps that need the real environment — previewing furniture or interiors in an actual room, guidance next to real equipment, or training that mixes physical and virtual objects.
Meta's mixed reality features include passthrough, scene understanding of walls and furniture, and spatial anchors that keep content in place between sessions. Tell me which of these your app needs, and I'll confirm the approach and the Quest models it requires during scoping.
Quest projects I've built
VR application
Wardrobe Management VR
Users organize clothing in a virtual wardrobe with grab-and-place hand interactions. I implemented the physics-based grab system, the categorization and outfit-assembly UI in 3D, and persistence between sessions.
VR framework
VR Interaction System
A reusable VR interaction framework supporting grabbing, distance grab, object interaction and physics-based manipulation.
VR visualization
HomeDecor
A Meta Quest VR walkthrough of a home interior, built from a Revit architectural model.
VR visualization
LabWalkthrough
A Meta Quest VR walkthrough of an office and lab building with interactive display models.
Testing and release on Quest
- Builds are profiled and tested on the headset itself, because the editor hides most standalone performance problems.
- Comfort is part of testing: stable frame rate, locomotion options and readable UI at headset resolution.
- Release options — a Meta Horizon Store submission, a private release to invited users, or sideloaded builds for your own devices — are chosen during scoping.
What to send for a quote
- What the app should do and who will use it
- Fully immersive VR, mixed reality, or both
- Which Quest models you need to support, and whether PC VR is needed too
- Existing 3D models, CAD / Revit files or a Unity project
- How the app will be distributed
- Your timeline and budget range
Meta Quest FAQ
Which Quest headsets do your apps run on?
My delivered projects run standalone on Oculus Quest 2. Building on OpenXR keeps an app portable to other OpenXR headsets, including PC VR.
OpenXR or the Oculus SDK?
I've used both. OpenXR keeps the app portable across headsets; the Oculus SDK is useful when you need a Quest-specific feature. We choose based on where the app has to run.
Can you turn our Revit or CAD model into a Quest walkthrough?
Yes. I've brought Revit architectural models into Unity and set them up to run on Oculus Quest 2 so people can explore a space at real scale.
Can the app be multi-user?
Yes, with Photon PUN 2 or Unity Netcode and Relay.
Building something for Meta Quest?
Tell me what the app should do and who will use it. I'll reply with questions, an approach and a quote.