App2VR: Turn 2D Apps into VR

App2VR is a revolutionary immersive app that transforms your mobile screen.
Whether you want to play your favorite mobile games on a massive virtual screen or lie back and watch videos in VR, App2VR creates the perfect immersive environment. Powered by advanced AI depth estimation, we can even convert flat 2D visuals into true 3D stereoscopic frames, putting you right in the middle of the action!

🎮 Key Features:
1. Turn Games into VR with Full Control
Convert your mobile games into a stereoscopic VR format and play them inside Google Cardboard or any VR headset! It supports external gamepads and keyboards, allowing input signals to pass right through the VR overlay into your game. (Note: If your game does not natively support controllers, a third-party key mapping app is required.)

🎬 2. Turn Apps into VR, Watch Any Video
Stop hunting for special VR content! Open your regular video apps or local media players, and App2VR instantly creates a private, massive virtual theater just for you.

✨ 3. AI-Powered 2D-to-3D Stereoscopic Rendering
Built-in advanced AI models analyze regular 2D footage in real-time to render stereoscopic 3D frames with true parallax and depth. Give flat games and videos mind-blowing dimension and enjoy unparalleled immersion!

⚠️ [Important Disclosure Regarding Accessibility Service API]

To ensure your device remains fully operational within our immersive VR mode, App2VR uses Android Accessibility Service ONLY for VR interaction compatibility.

What it does:

Displays the VR panel as an accessibility overlay above other apps.

Allows gamepad and keyboard input to smoothly pass through the full-screen VR panel to the active underlying app.

Detects specific physical key events (e.g., double-presses of Volume Up and Volume Down) while the VR panel is visible, acting as a hardware escape to minimize the panel or reset the gyroscope.

What it DOES NOT do:
We are fully committed to your privacy. App2VR operates with screen reading strictly disabled. It does NOT read screen text, app content, notifications, typed text, passwords, or accessibility node data. Key events are processed solely for routing and are never stored, uploaded, or shared.