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FlowDesk vs Immersed

Both turn a headset into a multi-monitor workspace. Here's how they differ.

Immersed is a multi-monitor VR workspace app for Windows, Mac, and Linux, with a free tier and a paid "Pro" tier that raises the monitor limit and adds features like shared multiplayer rooms and stylized virtual environments. FlowDesk is built specifically for Android XR, with up to 8 real monitors and each one running as an independent, isolated stream.

On Galaxy XR / Android XR support

We could not confirm whether Immersed has shipped a native Android XR or Galaxy XR app. Samsung's Galaxy XR runs almost all Android apps in a generic floating panel, so unless Immersed has a dedicated Android XR build, it likely runs there as a ported Android app rather than one built for the platform's spatial features. FlowDesk's headset app is built natively for Android XR from the start.

FeatureFlowDeskImmersed
Max virtual monitorsUp to 81 on the free tier; up to 5 on the paid Pro tier
Desktop OS supportmacOS and WindowsWindows, Mac, and Linux
Galaxy XR / Android XR appNative Android XR spatial-panel appNot confirmed — see note below
Panel isolationEach monitor runs its own stream and process — one crashing doesn't affect the othersNot publicly documented
Adapts to network conditionsAdjusts quality automatically when Wi-Fi wobblesNot publicly documented
Pairing securityEncrypted; every headset must be approved from the desktop before it can connectNot publicly documented
CollaborationNot a FlowDesk featureShared multiplayer virtual rooms with other users
Virtual environmentsFloating panels in your real roomStylized virtual environments (e.g. office, spaceship deck)
PricingSee current listingSee current store listing

Feature details for Immersed reflect publicly available information as of August 2, 2026, and may change — see its official store listing for current specs. Immersed is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FlowDesk.

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