Drop APKs. Install everywhere.
Drag apps onto the window and they install on every ticked headset in parallel, four at a time by default. OBB data is copied too, and errors come back in plain language.
Coming soonBuilt for Meta Quest
One PC.
One PC.
Every headset.
Install apps, launch them together and run synchronized shows on a whole fleet of Meta Quest headsets, over your own Wi-Fi. No cloud. No account. No subscription.
Twenty-four headsets. One Go.
Every headset gets the start command at the same moment.
Connection
Plug in once.
Plug in once.
Then never again.
Connect a headset by USB a single time and accept Allow USB debugging. Queue Fleet switches it to Wi-Fi and connects on its own. The cable goes back in the drawer.
1
Plug in once
Turn on Developer Mode, connect by USB and tick Always allow from this computer.
2
Switch to Wi-Fi
Queue Fleet reads the headset's address and moves it to wireless adb automatically.
3
Unplug. Done.
It stays in the fleet while it's on and on your network. Sleep and wake are handled for you.
After a full restart, one quick USB plug-in brings a headset back. That's how Android works.
Synchronized launch
Press Go.
Press Go.
Everyone starts together.
Twenty separate commands land tens to hundreds of milliseconds apart. Queue Fleet prepares every headset first, then sends the start command to all of them in one burst.
- 1PrepareClose the last app, find the start screen, open a waiting connection.
- 2GoWrite the start command into every waiting connection at once.
- 3CollectGather the results and flag any headset that didn't start.
1–4 msbetween the first and last start command leaving the PC, in testing
Tens to hundreds of mswhen each headset gets its own separate command
The command lands together. Each headset then loads the app at its own pace.
Cinema mode
A whole room.
A whole room.
One programme.
Build a playlist of films and experiences. Queue Fleet plays it on every headset in sync and shows you, live, how many are actually running it. Anyone who drops out is one click from rejoining.
When I press Next
The operator decides when the room moves on.
After a set time
Move on automatically after, say, 4:30.
When the app closes
Waits until the app has quit on every headset. Ideal for films.
Everything else
Built for the whole fleet.
Find headsets on the network
Address changed? A scan of your local network finds them and reconnects.
Sleeps. Wakes. Reconnects.
A sleeping headset drops off Wi-Fi. Queue Fleet brings it back when it wakes, checking every ten seconds.
Names that stick
Headsets are identified by serial, not IP. Headset 07 stays Headset 07.
Keep awake
Uses Meta's documented command that tells a headset it's being worn, so the ones on the table stay online.
A log a human can read
Everything that happens, in plain language. Copy it in one click when you need support.
adb, handled
Finds adb on your PC or fetches Google's official platform-tools in one click, and warns when another tool swaps the adb server out.
Battery at a glance
Levels for every headset, refreshed every thirty seconds.
Launch, stop, uninstall
Any installed app, on every ticked headset at once.
Light and dark
Follows Windows on first start. Every screen checked for readable contrast.
Local by design
Your PC. Your Wi-Fi.
Your PC. Your Wi-Fi.
Your headsets.
Queue Fleet runs entirely on your own network using Google's standard adb tool. There are no servers, no accounts and no telemetry, so it works just as well in a sealed exhibition hall with no internet at all.
Nothing sent anywhere
Your headsets, names and playlists stay on your PC.
Closed networks welcome
One router and your headsets is all it takes.
One self-contained app
Runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 with nothing else to install.
Who it's for
Made for rooms full of headsets.
Arcades and venues
Install updates overnight. Start every session together.
Classrooms and training
Prepare a class set of headsets and run the lesson as a playlist.
Cinemas and festivals
Play a programme in sync on a closed network, no internet needed.
Developers and studios
Push a new build to every test headset in one step.
Compared
Own it. Don't rent it.
| Feature | Queue Fleet | Cloud device management |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | One-off purchase | Per headset, per month |
| Internet and account | Not needed | Required |
| Meta business enrollment | Not needed | Used for enrollment |
| Synchronized start of any app | Yes, with playlists | Remote launch; synced video via add-ons |
| Works on a closed network | Yes | No |
| Manage from anywhere | Same network only | Yes |
Cloud platforms still lead on kiosk mode and managing headsets from anywhere.
Coming soon.
Queue Fleet for Windows 10 and 11. One self-contained app, a one-off purchase, no subscription. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's ready.
Thanks. We'll write when it's ready.
Developer Mode on each headset
PC and headsets on the same Wi-Fi
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit