VR player · iPhone
Your iPhone is alreadya VR headset.
Drop it into a viewer box and watch. No tapping, no controllers — just look.
Runs in Safari · No App Store download
- Gaze control
- 180° · 360°
- Playlists
- Live subtitles
All you need
- 01An iPhoneSafari, added to your Home Screen
- 02A viewer boxAny phone viewer with two lenses
- 03VR videosFrom web pages or your phone
Features
Made for watching,
not fiddling
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Control with your eyes
Look at a button and hold still. The ring fills, and it clicks.
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Playlists and shuffle
Playlists with covers. Play in order, repeat one, or shuffle it all.
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Add from a video page
Play a video in Safari, tap Share › Add to Veye. Veye finds the file.
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Videos on your phone
Pick from Files or Photos. They never leave your iPhone.
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Fits your viewer
Tune lens distance, size and shape until one dot, one round circle.
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Live subtitles
Hears Japanese audio and shows a Chinese translation in your view.
Every common VR format
- 180° side by side
- 360°
- 360° top / bottom
- Flat 2D
Wrong format? Switch it in VR. Veye remembers it for that video.
How it works
Three steps to your first video
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Add to Home Screen
Open app.veye.stream in Safari, tap Share › Add to Home Screen, sign in.
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Add videos
Use the Add to Veye Shortcut on a video page, or pick videos on your phone.
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Put it on
Tap Start. You get 20 seconds to slide the phone in — then just look around.
Pricing
Plans are on the way
Veye is in early access. Subscription plans and pricing will be posted here soon.
Your videos and playlists stay yours — view or delete them any time.
Open VeyeFAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need a VR headset?
No. An iPhone and a simple two-lens viewer box are enough. Veye splits the picture for each eye and follows your head.
Is there an App Store app?
No. Open app.veye.stream in Safari and tap Share › Add to Home Screen. It opens full screen like any app.
Does Veye provide videos?
No. Veye only plays videos. It doesn’t supply, sell, host or re-upload them — online videos stream straight from their source to your phone.
Why can’t some videos be added?
Start the video before tapping Share. DRM-protected videos, or players embedded from another site, can’t be added or played. Veye never bypasses protection.
Are videos from my phone uploaded?
No. They stay inside Veye on that iPhone. Deleting the app or clearing Safari data deletes them too, so keep your originals.
How do live subtitles work?
Choose Subtitles in the pause panel. Veye listens through the mic and shows a Chinese translation of Japanese audio. iPhone gets quieter in this mode; use the volume buttons if needed.
Watch comfortably
Sit down, keep the area clear, and take breaks. Stop if you feel dizzy. Long sessions warm the phone — watching while charging helps.