Suite 6.1 is here
Your all‑in‑one streaming hub for Vision Pro.
Watch the open web, streaming apps, and your own library inside spaces modeled and lit by hand. Pull up a seat.
The only app on Vision Pro that brings your streaming services together.
Say goodbye to a dozen separate, rarely updated streaming apps. One hub, one promise: everything you watch plays at the best quality its service allows.
It gets the full treatment: our AI 2D to 3D mode, giving flat video real depth while you watch.
It still gets everything it permits: up to 4K HDR, native playback, and the same controls as everything else.
Played inside the best spaces on the platform, modeled and lit by hand, custom made for Suite.
All your streaming services, in one place.
One appNetflix
Redesigned in 5.0: a full-bleed billboard home, your profiles, your continue watching. Plays native in up to 4K HDR with Dolby Vision and spatial audio where your plan and the title support it.
Peacock
Peacock with its own rail: Home, Movies, TV Shows, Sports, My Stuff, Channels. Live NFL, Bravo and the Universal library, played native in up to 4K HDR with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos where the title supports it.
Prime Video
New in 6.1. Prime Video rebuilt as a native browse: a hero for the title of the moment, Continue watching, Movies, TV Shows and Search, and a title sheet with Play, Resume or Watch live. One tap and you land in your space with the film already rolling. Dolby audio and your local storefront.
YouTube
Now its own space, not a website in a browser. Home, Subscriptions, Library and Search in Suite's own layout, your account in the rail, and any video playing right in your room with one tap. Ready for a cinema when you want one.
Plex
Your own server, your own libraries, redesigned in 5.0 around a billboard home. Streams your films in original quality with embedded subtitles and every audio track intact.
Jellyfin
Your Jellyfin server gets the full treatment: browse, search, offline downloads, and multi-account switching, with 4K streams played at original quality.
Criterion Channel
Three thousand films of cinema history, docked into your space with the same controls as everything else.
Twitch, and the open web
Suite is still a real browser. If a site plays video, Suite plays it bigger. Pick a space from the orb tray, take a seat, press play.
And the videos that are already yours
The Photos library and any file you drop in, played back on the big screen, enhanced and in 3D. Some things are private even to a screenshot.
Any video, in 3D.
Suite’s built-in AI adds real depth to whatever you play, right on the device. Old home videos, a concert on YouTube, your film library. It looks like it was filmed for the headset.
PhotosSpaces, modeled and lit by hand.
Two spaces, built by handThe newest space in Suite is a night on an Amsterdam canal. Shibuya Theater is the stadium hall with a seat that is yours.
A night on the canal
You sit in the back of a wooden boat on an Amsterdam canal after dark. Brick houses, gas lanterns and a lit bridge on every side, each one modeled and lit by hand. The water moves, and it carries the glow of whatever you watch. The screen hangs above the bridge, big enough for a film, and works with every service in Suite.
A real hall, lit by the film
Ten rows, 298 seats, and house lights that dim when you press play. From there the picture is the only light in the room: a soft glow that spills over the rows and walls around you, the way a real premiere feels. Whatever you brought plays in up to 4K Dolby Vision.
Then pick your seat. Any seat.
A physical joystick sits in front of you. Pinch it, jolt it, and hop through the hall row by row until the screen sits exactly where you want it. Fun, but also precise: the chip in the controls reads your exact spot, Row 10 · Seat 16, and opens the full map of all 298 seats. The film never stops while you move, and it works with everything you watch, Netflix and Prime included.
Where this is going.
Thinking out loud, no promisesThese are the ideas on my mind, in no particular order and with no promised dates. The feedback votes below decide what actually gets built first.
Suite ships near weekly and the roadmap is driven by what people ask for. Tell me what you want next and there is a real chance it is in the next update.
Free to try. Fair to keep.
Cancel anytimeFree
$0, forever
- YouTube and the open web on the big screen
- Files playback, mkv included
- The full browser and dashboard
- A selection of handcrafted spaces
Premium
$6.99 per month, yearly and lifetime available
- Netflix, Prime Video, Plex, Jellyfin and Criterion Channel, docked in any space
- Every space, new ones added regularly
- Photos and your own videos in 3D, enhanced automatically
- Built by one person, updated near weekly
Premium is what builds Suite. Subscriptions go straight into new spaces, keeping every service working as they change, and adding the ones you vote for.
You sign in to services with your own accounts. Suite is not affiliated with Netflix, Amazon, Google, NBCUniversal, Plex, Criterion or Twitch.
Real talk, from the developer.
About
I’m an American-based student studying in the Netherlands, and an avid Vision Pro user. I mostly use it for entertainment, and I always felt that whole experience could be so much better.
So I’m building Suite Browser: one place for all your entertainment. Instead of juggling separate apps and subscriptions, you watch the open web, streaming services, and your own library in a single hub.
The handcrafted worlds and 3D are the cherry on top. The real goal is simple: everything you want to watch, in one place, done well.
And I’m building it in public, with you. Your feedback genuinely shapes what comes next, so thank you for being here early. It means a lot ❤️
One more honest thing: when you go Premium, that money does not disappear into a company. It turns directly into time and new work on Suite: building and licensing new spaces, keeping every streaming service working as they change their sites, and adding the next one on the roadmap. You are not just paying for what Suite is today, you are funding what it becomes.