VividVoice vs Immersed
A bigger monitor, or a new way to work.
Updated November 12, 2026
Immersed or VividVoice: which should you use to work in a headset?
It depends on how you want to work. Immersed puts your computer's screens around you in a headset, and you still work them with your keyboard and mouse. VividVoice lets you work with just your voice: you talk, and AI agents do the work in your coding agents, browser, terminal, VS Code and Obsidian, on screens around you.
If you want more monitors for the way you work today, choose Immersed. If you want a new way to work, where you don't need a keyboard or mouse, join the VividVoice waitlist.
ImmersedA bigger monitor
- You
- Keyboard and mouse
- Your computer's screens, in VR
VividVoiceA new way to work
- You
- Your voice, and where you look or point
- AI agents do the work
How do VividVoice and Immersed compare?
| VividVoice | Immersed | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A new way to work: an AI layer that runs your work by voice | Virtual monitors: your computer's screens in a headset |
| How you work | You talk, and look or point. No keyboard needed | You type and click, as on your computer |
| Who does the work | AI agents, while you watch and steer | You do |
| On the screens | Your coding agents, browser, terminal, VS Code and Obsidian | Up to five of your Mac, Windows or Linux screens |
| AI | Built on it: agents act on what you say and where you look or point | Not an AI product. A separate beta assistant, Curator, comes with its Visor headset membership |
| Devices | XR and VR glasses | XR and VR glasses |
| Price | Free to start with 500 credits; Pro $20 a month for 2,000 credits; Ultra $100 a month for 10,000 | Free for up to 3 screens; Pro from $5.99 a month for up to 5 |
| Available | Not yet: join the waitlist | Yes |
As of November 12, 2026, from each company's own pages: immersed.com, its pricing, its FAQ and visor.com.
Do you still need a keyboard and mouse?
With Immersed, yes. It shows your computer's screens around you, and you work them the way you work your computer.
With VividVoice, you don't. Your voice does the work. You say what you want, look at or point to what you mean, and it happens, with no equipment to hold or set up beside you: just the glasses. A keyboard is still there as a backup, for when you want one.
Is working by voice faster than typing?
For most work, yes. You talk faster than you type. Agents go through pages faster than you click through them. And they can run a command, open a file or change a setting straight away, even when it is not on the screen in front of you.
Many small steps you do by hand on a computer today just happen. You stay on what you want done, and the agents handle how.
Is Immersed an AI product?
No. Immersed is virtual monitors: more screens for the computer you already use. Its Visor headset membership includes a separate assistant in beta, Curator, for calendar, email, tasks and meeting notes.
VividVoice is built on AI from the start. It is an AI layer over all your work: agents that write code, use your browser and run commands do the work you ask for, and they act on what you look at or point to. That became possible recently, as AI agents learned to use real tools on their own.
What does VividVoice run?
Your coding agents, on your own subscriptions: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and many more. Your browser, signed in as you. Your terminal, VS Code and Obsidian.
What does Immersed have that VividVoice doesn't?
Places to work with other people: public co-working spaces, and private rooms you share with others. VividVoice is for doing your own work, and does not have these.
Immersed is also available today, with a free plan.
Which costs less?
Immersed is free for up to three screens, and Pro is from $5.99 a month for up to five. VividVoice is free to start, with 500 credits once, then Pro at $20 a month for 2,000 credits or Ultra at $100 a month for 10,000. Your coding agents run on your own subscriptions, billed by their makers. See VividVoice pricing.
More questions
- Is VividVoice an Immersed alternative?
- If you want a new way to work, with just your voice, yes. If you want more monitors for the way you work today, with a keyboard and mouse, that is what Immersed does.
- Can I use VividVoice without a keyboard or mouse?
- Yes. Your voice does the work, and it acts on what you look at or point to. A keyboard is still there as a backup, for when you want one.
- Is VividVoice an AI assistant?
- No. VividVoice is a productivity tool: a new way to do your work in XR and VR glasses. AI agents do the work you ask for in the tools you already use.
- Which headsets does VividVoice work on?
- It is built for Meta Quest, the Meta VR Glasses and the XREAL Aura, with more to come.
- When can I use VividVoice?
- It is not available yet. Join the waitlist to hear first.