Real Windows displays
Drag an app onto another display. Give a video its own screen. Your apps work just as they do on a physical monitor.
Up to six independent displays
Now in beta for Windows 11
Your workspace.
Beyond the desk.
Your favorite apps. Up to six floating displays.
A whole new place to do your thing, in AR glasses.
Free during beta. Get access through Discord.
Interactive workspace
Hover to focus. Drag a handle to rearrange.
How to interact
Hover or tap a screen to focus it. Drag its lower handle to move it, or a corner to resize it. With a screen focused, use arrow keys to move it, + and − to resize, and Escape to release focus. Use the slider to look around. Reset view restores this layout.
Interactive illustration. App content is illustrative.
The glasses show a portion of this workspace at a time.
Everything you do.
Room to do it.
Keep your code, your references and your next idea in view. Atrium gives your everyday Windows apps a workspace that wraps around you.
Made for the small details
Display resolution is matched to your glasses’ optics, so the text you spend your day reading gets the pixels it needs.
Resolution tailored to each screen
Your PC does the work
Atrium runs locally. No cloud workspace, no Atrium login. Your keyboard, mouse and familiar shortcuts come with you.
One app, right on Windows 11
Space, on your terms
A desk can’t do this.
One screen for deep work. Three for a project. Six for the whole picture. Pick a layout, then make it yours.
Move a screen closer. Make it wider. Curve it around you. Atrium remembers your positions, sizes and depth for the next session.
Try arranging the workspaceYour workspace, mappedPick a layout
Actual layout angles. Dashed outline: the One Pro’s field of view.
Less managing.
More doing.
A workspace should stay out of your way. Simple interactions help keep your attention on what’s in front of you.
Focus comes naturally.
Turn toward a screen and it moves closer. The others fade back. Look away and your workspace returns, with nothing to click.
Adjust auto zoom and transparency to suit you.
A little more hands-on.
Point to aim. Pinch to click. Hold to drag. With XREAL Eye and hand tracking firmware, familiar Windows interactions are in your hands.
Prefer a mouse? Every control works with one.
Keep the glasses on
Set the mood.
Stay in the flow.
Brightness, color and lens dimming, right inside your workspace. Atrium connects directly to supported XREAL glasses so your settings are always within reach.
Try the controls to preview how the view changes.
Glasses settings Interactive illustration
Your ideas can wander.
Your screens shouldn’t.
A gyroscope slowly loses its heading. Atrium uses a camera to correct that drift and help keep your workspace steady.
0.17°
corrected drift per minute in a stationary test
Compared with 2.29° per minute without correction in the same test. A small number that makes a meaningful difference to where your screens stay.
Measured July 25, 2026, with glasses stationary on a desk. Results vary with hardware, calibration and camera conditions.
What those rates mean over 10 minutes
Gyroscope aloneWith Atrium correction
Illustrated projection from measured rates, not a recorded time series.
Let’s find your setup
Your glasses.
A new possibility.
Start with a Windows 11 PC and a supported pair of AR glasses. Check what your model needs, then join us in the beta.
Windows 11 x64Compatible AR glasses
What does setup involve?Supported in the beta
Add the XREAL Eye camera for drift correction. Without it, Atrium runs with IMU-only tracking.
- Camera
- XREAL Eye accessory
- Hand controls
- Eye + hand tracking firmware
- Before you start
- Turn off the X1 stabilizer in the glasses’ menu.
A few things
to know.
Still curious? Meet the maker and other testers in Discord.
Join the conversationHow do I get Atrium?
Join the Atrium Discord to get the current beta and setup instructions. The beta is free while it is in testing. You’ll need a Windows 11 PC and supported AR glasses.
What do I need to install?
The beta package includes Atrium and the SudoVDA virtual display driver. Follow the included setup guide to install the driver, connect your glasses and calibrate tracking. XREAL users should turn off the glasses’ X1 stabilizer first.
Does Atrium need a camera?
A camera is needed for drift correction. XREAL One Pro and One S use the optional XREAL Eye; without it, they can run with IMU-only tracking, which may drift over time. The VITURE Luma Beast uses its built-in camera.
Can I use my normal apps and mouse?
Yes. Windows sees the virtual displays as monitors, so your usual apps, keyboard and mouse work on them. Hand controls are optional and require XREAL Eye with compatible hand tracking firmware.
Can I see all six screens at once?
Your glasses show a portion of the workspace at a time. Turn your head to look at other screens. The overview on this page is pulled back to help you explore the layout; it is an illustration, not footage from inside the glasses.
Is my workspace streamed to the cloud?
No. Atrium runs on your Windows PC and does not require an Atrium account or a cloud workspace. Beta access and the tester community are hosted on Discord.
Make room for
what’s next.
Your next workspace is already in your glasses.
Free during beta. Built for Windows 11.