Voice, sync & drop-in
Friends drop into your theater from the "Friends Watching Now" row. The host drives, everyone stays locked in sync — join mid-movie and land exactly where they are. Built-in voice with per-person volume and mute.
The all-in-one Windows app for the 3D & VR scene, with a native Quest app to match. AI-convert any 2D movie or show to crisp SBS / Over-Under 3D on your GPU or ours, build a real poster-wall library, then watch it in full quality in the headset — alone, or in a watch party with friends: synced playback, voice chat, reactions, and a shared "what's next" queue. And with Live PC, your Windows desktop follows you in, wall-sized, with your controller as the mouse.
Windows 10/11 · Free, open beta · Local conversion runs on your GPU — no GPU? Convert in the cloud · Native Quest app on the headset.
Depth-estimation + stereo synthesis turns flat films into true SBS or Over-Under 3D, tuned with quality presets.
Send jobs to serverless cloud GPUs and pay only for the seconds you use. Same engine, zero local horsepower.
The DRock 3D VR Quest app plays your library in full-quality stereo, streams your live desktop with controller mouse + sound, and browses friends' libraries.
Add a friend and their library shows up in your headset — then drop into each other's theaters: synced playback, voice, chat, reactions, and a voted-on Up Next queue.
Pair once with a PIN and your whole library lives in the headset: the poster wall, seasons, Continue Watching and Recently Added rows, resume and autoplay — played with native hardware decode for full-quality stereo the headset browser simply can't reach. Subtitles come to you: download a matching track in-app or let AI generate one. Pick your room, grab the screen and put it anywhere — even straight overhead. VR180/360 films play in full immersion, and downloads go with you offline.
The beta installs like a normal Quest app — no sideloading, just tap the link on your headset. Prefer to sideload? Grab the APK (guide on the PC app's Virtual Reality tab). Coming to the Meta Horizon Store soon.

Add a friend once and everything else is automatic: their library appears in your headset, you see when they're online and what they're watching, and joining their theater is one press — no codes, no setup. Playback stays in sync down to the second, their voice is in the room, and the movie streams straight from the host's PC over an encrypted tunnel.
Friends drop into your theater from the "Friends Watching Now" row. The host drives, everyone stays locked in sync — join mid-movie and land exactly where they are. Built-in voice with per-person volume and mute.
Anyone can propose the next movie from the host's library and everyone votes — the host plays the winner with one press. No more "what should we watch" limbo between films.
Emoji reactions float up over the movie, quick chat lives one button away, and everyone shows up as their own avatar — build one in VR from colors and emoji, or upload a photo on the PC.
Friendship replaces share codes and email invites: accept a friend and you can browse and play each other's libraries automatically — even AI-convert their 2D movies to 3D live.
Go invisible anytime. Private-library movies never share automatically — a private screening is an explicit, one-friend, one-movie invite. Hosts can kick or block, and every stream is grant-gated.
Parties are friends-only by default. Want a bigger crowd? Mint a share code and post it anywhere — anyone with the app can join that room until you revoke it.
Open Live PC in the headset app and your Windows desktop appears instantly on a huge virtual screen — with the PC's sound in your ears, kept in sync automatically. Point your controller at the screen and it IS your mouse: click, drag, scroll, type on the built-in keyboard. Browse, work, queue up a movie… then tap 3D and the same desktop converts to real stereo depth, live.

Queue movies and whole TV seasons, pick your stereo format, and let DRock's AI depth pipeline (iw3 / nunif) do the work. Reorder, pause, resume, and recover interrupted jobs — finished 3D lands in your library automatically.

Half-SBS for 3D TVs, Full-SBS for VR headsets like Quest, Over-Under, and Blu-ray 3D ISO for disc and projector setups — all from one queue.
Dial in divergence and depth with presets like Film, Animation / Anime Safe, and Max Quality — or go fully custom. NVENC-accelerated encoding keeps it fast.
Batch dozens of titles, reorder on the fly, and pick up exactly where you left off after a pause, reboot, or crash. Nothing is wasted.
Not everyone owns a 4090. Cloud Convert runs the exact same AI 2D→3D pipeline on rented serverless GPUs — you pay with credits, only for the seconds a job actually runs. Buy a pack, send your queue, and finished 3D downloads straight back into your library.

The mobile companion isn't just a remote. Over a secure DRock link — gated by your account and a PIN — you get the full dashboard from any phone, on any network, with no port-forwarding and your home IP never exposed.
Stream your movies and shows from the home PC to your phone over the encrypted tunnel — direct play or on-the-fly transcode, picking up where you left off.
Pick any title and kick off a cloud conversion from the couch or the airport — choose Half/Full-SBS and quality right from the phone. It keeps running while you do.
Account login + PIN with rate-limited attempts, over Cloudflare HTTPS. An outbound-only tunnel means no open ports and a hidden IP. Tailscale optional, never required.

DRock opens on a real library, not a file list: big poster art pulled automatically from TMDb (no key, no setup), movie versions grouped together, TV shows by season, watched badges, and one-tap 2D / 3D filtering.
DRock reads the stereo tag in each file name — Full-SBS, Half-SBS, OU, MVC — so converted 3D lands on the 3D shelf and flat sources stay on the 2D shelf, automatically.
Rich covers out of the box, with manual overrides when you want them. Movies, shows, seasons, and episodes all get the poster treatment.
Keep personal titles in a Private folder that's hidden from shared libraries and locked behind your PIN.
Pull in direct media links and supported video pages (yt-dlp) right into the library, ready to queue for conversion.
Add a friend by username and library sharing is automatic, both ways — like a private media server with zero setup. Watched state and resume positions ride your account everywhere.
Audio repair, Blu-ray 3D ISO authoring, and burning — the disc-oriented workflow in one place for projector and player setups.

Not ready to sideload? Open DRock's VR library right in the headset's web browser — the same poster wall, played in stereo with zero install (a great first taste, though the browser caps the quality well below the native app). Prefer another player? Stream straight to 4XVR, SKYBOX, or any WebDAV app on Quest, PICO, or PSVR — the right stereo format is already baked into every file.

Use your own GPU for free, or send the heavy lifting to cloud GPUs with credits. Either way the output is identical and lands in the same library.
Flat sources are for converting; finished 3D is ready for the headset. DRock keeps them sorted by the stereo tag in the file name.
Invites, revokes, watched status, and resume positions ride on your DRock account — on the desktop, the phone, and shared libraries alike.
The same companion works on your couch and across the country over an encrypted Cloudflare tunnel — account + PIN, no port-forwarding, no exposed IP.
Local conversion is always free on your own hardware. Cloud Convert runs on prepaid credit packs — no subscription, no expiry games. Buy a pack, burn it down by the GPU-second, top up when you want. These are launch prices — early-supporter rates while we're getting started, and they'll rise as DRock grows.
Try a few movies in the cloud and see the quality for yourself.
A steady stream of conversions for a growing 3D shelf.
Power through a backlog of films and full seasons.
Build a whole headset library in one sitting.
DRock started as a practical fix for a real problem: a PC full of movies, a VR headset, and no clean way to convert, organize, and actually watch them in 3D. It's grown into the tool I wanted — library-first, headset-friendly, and now cloud-powered so a weak GPU is no longer a wall. Feedback from early users shapes it directly.
AI depth estimation and stereo generation behind the 2D-to-3D engine.
Serverless GPU compute and object storage that power Cloud Convert.
Media probing, NVENC encoding, thumbnails, phone streams, and HLS.
Blu-ray transport stream and 3D ISO authoring for disc output.
Desktop app, companion web app, WebDAV, and local APIs.
Accounts, sharing, playback state, and the credits ledger.
The secure remote tunnel, website hosting, covers proxy, and updates.
Power the Downloads importer for supported video pages.
DRock 3D Tools is free and in open beta. Download it for Windows, point it at your movies, and start converting — on your own GPU or in the cloud. Then grab the Quest app to watch it all in the headset.
It's an active beta from a solo developer — things move fast and support is best-effort. Questions or bugs? support@drock3d.com.