Ketelle Studio
Mac app, v0.9, open source

AR Workspace Manager

Plug in a pair of XREAL glasses and your Mac gets as many displays as you want, hanging in the space around you. Drag windows onto them, look at the one you need, and keep the room in view when you want it.

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Mac (Apple silicon and Intel), macOS 14 Sonoma or later, with XREAL Air, Air 2, Air 2 Pro, One, One Pro or 1S glasses. Latest version: 0.9.2, 3 November 2026.

Displays and layout

Unlimited virtual displays at almost any resolution, ultrawide included. Anchor them in the room or let them follow your head, flat or curved, or wrap everything into one continuous surface. Layouts save as named workspaces you switch from the top bar.

Head tracking that keeps up

3DoF tracking with motion prediction and adaptive smoothing. Focus mode fills your view with the screen you are looking at, passthrough hides the screens to show the room, and gaze shortcuts find your cursor or move a window to where you are looking.

A HUD you choose

Head-locked widgets for the clock, battery, Slack unreads, GitHub pull requests, a calendar agenda with meeting alarms and a to-do list from Apple Reminders. Group them into stacks and keep a profile per workspace.

Voice and video

Trigger actions or switch workspaces by voice, push-to-talk or wake word, all on-device. A head-locked media player plays your own films and audiobooks inside AR, including MKV and AVI, with cover art for audio.

Download

Pick the build for your Mac. The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens normally. Updates are offered inside the app.

Mac, Apple silicondmgMac, Inteldmg
Download for Apple silicondmg
Latest version: 0.9.2, 3 November 2026Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple

Set up

  1. Open the dmg and drag AR Workspace Manager into Applications.
  2. Launch it and plug the glasses into a USB-C port that carries DisplayPort video.
  3. Allow Screen Recording when macOS asks. Accessibility is optional for moving windows, and the microphone is optional for recording with audio.
XREAL One series: enable Ethernet in the glasses' menu for head tracking, and use the plain flat Follow display mode rather than the onboard Anchor or Wide mode.
Download for Inteldmg
Latest version: 0.9.2, 3 November 2026Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple

Set up

  1. Open the dmg and drag AR Workspace Manager into Applications.
  2. Launch it and plug the glasses into a USB-C port that carries DisplayPort video.
  3. Allow Screen Recording when macOS asks. Accessibility is optional for moving windows, and the microphone is optional for recording with audio.
XREAL One series: enable Ethernet in the glasses' menu for head tracking, and use the plain flat Follow display mode rather than the onboard Anchor or Wide mode.

Every version, with release notes, is on the releases page.

Screens

Dashboard: Air 2 glasses connected, permissions granted, a brightness slider and a grid of quick actions with their shortcuts
The dashboard. Glasses status, permissions, brightness and every quick action with its shortcut.
Workspace editor with three anchored displays and one floating display, and the selected display's resolution, placement and curve settings
The workspace editor. Place each display around you, anchored or floating, flat or curved.
HUD Widgets page: available widgets on the left, an active stack of GitHub PRs, Slack unreads and Google Calendar, and the calendar widget's alarm settings
HUD widgets. Stack the ones you want and set meeting alarms on the calendar.

Open source

The app is open source on GitHub, including the XREAL driver. Bug reports and pull requests are welcome.