Meta Quest
Full support for Meta Quest 2, 3, and Pro. Native integration with hand tracking and mixed reality features.
The technology behind Splexit
Architecture, devices, networking, and open standards — in detail. For IT, media centres, and developers who want to understand how Splexit works technically.
Platform-agnostic & cross-device
Unity-based client application on leading mixed reality devices — no vendor lock-in. You can integrate your own Unity worlds.
Pico
Pico 4 Enterprise — optimised for educational institutions with fleet management.
HTC Vive
HTC Vive Elite and Focus — optimised for educational institutions with fleet management.
Tablet
Tablet as presenter: control presentations and shape content. The tablet becomes the central control unit for immersive learning experiences in the classroom.
Multi-user. No internet required.
Host–client–server architecture in the companion app: central control of many headsets — synchronised, without an internet connection, true multi-user in the room.
- ✓ True multi-user — together in the same room
- ✓ Synchronised content display on all headsets
- ✓ Offline and outdoor use with a pocket router
- ✓ Open server API for custom controls
- ✓ Device status and device management
- ✓ Field-tested and classroom-proven
Many devices
Controlled simultaneously from a single host
Flexible content management
Content is managed through a dashboard with an integrated CMS — self-hosted or via the Splexit platform. Connect to school clouds and LMS via plugins and open APIs.
Self-hosted CMS
Full control over your data. Host the CMS on your own infrastructure with GDPR-compliant data storage.
Splexit platform
Use our hosted platform to get started fast. EU servers, GDPR-compliant, with community features built in.
API integration
Connect to school cloud platforms and existing systems via plugins and open APIs — extensible for institutional workflows.
Self-hosted deployment
For technically-minded teachers and schools with their own IT infrastructure:
- • Docker Compose for a quick local setup
- • Kubernetes-ready for production environments
- • Simple update system for continuous improvements
- • Optional: Kubernetes/k3s for lean self-hosting setups
Dashboard integrations
External services and AI tools directly in the Splexit dashboard: 3D libraries and GenAI via open APIs.
Available
Sketchfab
Import 3D models and scenes from the Sketchfab library directly into the dashboard and present them in XR.
Available
Generio AI
AI-assisted content creation — from text to structure to generated content for immersive learning experiences.
Open standards, WebXR & open source
Splexit is built in the open — platform-agnostic and based on open standards. Via WebXR you launch the browser centrally and stream web-based XR platforms to connected devices — without every user opening URLs manually.
Examples of platforms you can launch centrally:
Khronos standards
OpenXR: Cross-platform XR development without hardware dependencies. Splexit uses OpenXR in the Unity client for Quest, Pico, and HTC Vive — one unified API across all devices.
glTF: Open 3D format for optimised asset transfer and rendering. With Draco compression for efficient network delivery.
WebXR & browser XR
WebXR: Browser-based XR experiences without app installation. Splexit can centrally launch WebXR content and platforms such as Hubs, Delightex, 360cities, or Arrival.Space and stream them to connected devices.
Unity SDK & open source
Splexit Unity SDK: Open Unity SDK — all Splexit Unity C# components are available as open source.
Built on the Unity engine with the XR Interaction Toolkit, AR Foundation, and open components. Custom worlds and extensions integrate directly.
100% open source
The entire Splexit codebase is publicly available — free to use, modify, and build on.
Developer communityFor developers
Build an open app solution with us. Every component is developed in the open.
Tech stack
- • Flutter UI for the control/companion app (iOS/Android)
- • Unity-based XR interaction (C#) with OpenXR and the XR Interaction Toolkit
- • Supabase backend (Postgres, Auth, Storage, Edge Functions)
- • Docker and Kubernetes for self-hosting
Get involved
- • Contribution guide for pull requests
- • Developer documentation with code examples
- • Community channel for questions and discussion
Why open source?
Openness builds trust, enables innovation, and guarantees that development stays sustainable.
Community-driven
Open development invites teachers, developers, and institutions to actively shape the tool.
No lock-in
No vendor dependencies, no proprietary formats. Your content belongs to you — and stays that way.
Built to adapt
Maximum flexibility for specific use cases. Every institution can tailor the tool to their own needs.
Join the open source effort
Test Splexit in your institution or contribute to development. Together, we're building the future of learning.