RayNeo Air 4 owners on Mac – testing drift stabilisation for multi-screen workspace app, need testers across different hardware batches
https://reddit.com/link/1s9wsjx/video/90iqnevh4nsg1/player
Looking for RayNeo Air 4 testers – drift stabilisation + multi-screen workspace (Mac)
I've built a native Mac app called RealWarp that turns your RayNeo into a proper multi-screen workspace — no Unity, no Nebula, just a lightweight native app. Currently running triple screen in the video above.
I'm specifically trying to validate drift stabilisation across different Air 4 hardware batches, as I've identified calibration inconsistencies between units. Your batch may behave differently to mine, which is exactly what I need to test.
What I need:
RayNeo Air 4 owners on Mac
Willing to run the app and report back on how drift/stabilisation feels on your unit
Panels are 3dof anchored in space and stay in position relative to your head movement - stable host side 3dof
App is completely free and will remain that way for the forseeable future
Grab it at https://www.realwarp.com — drop a comment if you run into anything.
Posted Apr 1, 2026, 8:42 PM UTC · edited