Every project management tool shares the same limit, even the best ones: they stay inside a rectangle. A screen, however big, is always a flat window onto something that was never flat in your head to begin with.
Starting today, UluP Spatial takes UluP Spaces' node map out of that rectangle and into mixed reality on Meta Quest. Put on the headset, and your project stops being a drawing on a monitor — it becomes a real space around you.
Not a demo — it's your real data
Spatial reads from the same database as UluP Spaces. A node you move, connect or complete in the headset is the exact same node you'll find back on your computer — no copy, no separate sync, nothing to set up twice. Sign in with the same account and your projects are already there.
What you can do
- Grab and move nodes by hand — a pinch picks them up, the position saves instantly
- Create a node by voice or typing — speak or use the virtual keyboard
- Connect nodes with a tap, the same connections you see on Spaces
- Open a task panel on your wrist, like a small smartwatch, with focus mode and a timer
- See attachments, images included, right in the scene
- Work in real time with a collaborator, seeing who's online and what they're doing
- Switch from AR (your real room) to full VR whenever you want
Built entirely with WebXR — runs straight from the headset's browser, no native app to install or update separately.
Where to get it
UluP Spatial has been submitted for review on the Meta Horizon Store. In the meantime, so you don't have to wait:
- #F2F1F5] font-semibold">[ulupstudio.com/spatial — dedicated page, with the trailer and a direct APK download
- #F2F1F5] font-semibold">[GitHub — versioned builds, if you'd rather go that way
Either way, you'll need developer mode enabled on your Quest and a tool like SideQuest or adb to install it — an extra step that disappears entirely once the Store approval comes through.
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*UluP Spatial is available today as early access, while we wait for Meta Horizon Store approval.*