Transform your iPhone into a PC VR headset for SteamVR. Play PC VR titles without an expensive headset by connecting your iPhone via USB or Wi-Fi. Enjoy customizable quality and performance options for an immersive experience.
Reviews of iVRy are mostly positive: the Entertainment app is rated 3.9/5 from 153 App Store ratings. What users like most: excellent value for affordable VR experience, easy setup and installation process. Top complaints: frequent disconnection issues (WiFi and USB), app crashes after 5 minutes in free version. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.1.9.2
May 25, 2026
- Bug fixes and improvements
$8.99
Premium Edition
Remove 5 minute color desaturation limitation
14 issues
Screen turns black and white unexpectedly
App crashes after 5 minutes of use
11 requests
Mac OS support
VR controller support
iVRy is a mobile application that turns your iPhone into a SteamVR-compatible Virtual Reality headset for your PC. It utilizes a native high-performance driver for Valve's OpenVR/SteamVR, allowing you to play PC VR titles without needing a dedicated high-end VR headset.
iVRy connects your iPhone to your PC, allowing you to use its display as a VR headset. It supports both wired (USB) for better quality and performance, and wireless (Wi-Fi) for mobility. The app integrates directly into SteamVR, requiring no additional server apps.
You will need an iPhone 6 or later, a compatible VR headset (like Google Cardboard), and a PC running Windows 7 or later with a DirectX 11 graphics card, Valve Steam, and SteamVR installed. The iVRy SteamVR HMD Device Driver must also be installed on your PC.
The 'Lite' edition of iVRy is free but will reduce color saturation after 5 minutes of connection. To remove this limitation and access all features without interruption, you can upgrade to the 'Premium' edition via Steam DLC, which is a one-time purchase.
iVRy is compatible with most HTC Vive and Oculus Rift titles through SteamVR. This includes popular games such as 'Robinson: The Journey', 'Adr1ft', 'Project CARS', 'Obduction', 'Elite Dangerous', and 'EVE: Valkyrie'.
