Free and open source

Bring your VRChat social life to your phone

VRCM is a cross-platform VRChat companion focused on social connection and convenience. It goes beyond showing who is online: explore your social circles, remember time spent together, and move smoothly from shared links to worlds, interactions, and real-world meetups.

  • Android
  • iOS
  • Windows · macOS · Linux
Desktop app in a wide window: a vertical tab bar on the left, the Home list of friends' worlds, and a world page open in the detail pane beside it
Home on an Android phone: friends' worlds grouped by instance, with world artwork, instance type and player counts; friends' names are pixelated
Home on an iPhone: friends' worlds grouped by instance, then other friends online in private worlds or on the web; friends' names are pixelated

Social graph

Social graph and shared history

See how your circles connect, look back on what friends have been up to, and keep the time you spend together.

  • Friend network

    Build community and ego-centered views from mutual-friend relationships, inspect connections, zoom, refresh, and reuse locally cached graph data.

  • Friend activity history

    Revisit online/offline events, world changes, status updates, and bio changes from a profile.

  • Time together

    See when you last met, how often you met, and how long you played together.

  • Mutual context

    Discover mutual friends and mutual groups without leaving the profile flow.

Activity and time-together data cover only what VRCM observed while running. Android can continue observing in the background when background monitoring is enabled. This is not a complete VRChat account history.

Friend network on an Android phone in the Around me view: you in the middle, connected friends around you, every friend pixelated for privacy

Shortcuts

Mobile shortcuts and in-game interaction

Get from a shared link to the right page in a tap, and from there straight into the game.

  • Clipboard recognition

    Copy a VRChat user, world, group, or avatar URL/ID, return to VRCM, confirm, and jump directly to it.

  • Open web links in VRCM

    Android can open supported vrchat.com links in VRCM. On Android 12 and later, first check vrchat.com and www.vrchat.com under VRCM’s app info → Open by default → Add link; otherwise these links keep opening in the browser.

  • Native sharing

    Share public profile links through the Android/iOS share sheet; Desktop falls back to copying the URL.

  • Act immediately

    Inspect a friend’s instance, invite yourself, send several kinds of Boop, and handle friend requests or invitations.

Back in VRCM after copying a VRChat link, a dialog asks: Open VRChat content — a VRChat user link or ID was found in your clipboard. Open it in VRCM? with Cancel and Open

Android alerts

Android real-time alerts

Hear about the friends and events you care about, even when VRCM is in the background.

  • Friends you choose

    Filter online/offline alerts by favorite group with allow/deny modes and per-friend overrides.

  • Events that matter

    Receive Boop, friend-request, group event, and VRChat service-status alerts.

  • Background monitoring

    Keep optional background monitoring active and jump to notification or battery-management settings when needed.

  • Notification center

    Review and act on events from the dedicated in-app notification center.

Android notification settings: Boop, friend-request and group alerts, VRChat service alerts, and background monitoring with shortcuts to notification and battery settings

Meetups

Meetup name card

Hold up your phone at an in-person meetup and let new friends find you in VRChat.

  • One long-press away

    Long-press your avatar on Home to open a full-screen card designed to be held up at an in-person meetup.

  • Three templates

    Choose Info Bar, Spotlight, or Side Tag templates with independent portrait and landscape layouts.

  • Your photo, your details

    Use your profile background, a local photo, or VRChat Gallery, and include status, languages, group identity, and profile effects.

  • QR codes to connect

    Add up to four QR codes for your VRChat profile and profile social links, then save the card to the system gallery.

Name card with the Info Bar template: a large photo above a bar with avatar, name, status, language flags and a VRChat profile QR code
The same name card with the Spotlight template: the photo fills the screen and the name badge and QR code float over it

Appearance

Make it yours

Follow the system or pick light or dark, choose one of six accent colors, and switch the interface language on the spot. The same controls below restyle this page.

Language
Theme mode
Theme color
  • English · 日本語 · 简体中文 · 繁體中文
  • Adaptive wide-screen layouts
  • Shared-element transitions
Settings in light mode: language, theme mode and theme color, clipboard reading, cache, version and links
The same Settings page in dark mode

More capabilities

Profile and content

Edit status, bio, languages, pronouns, and social links; browse created worlds, avatars, and favorite worlds.

Worlds and groups

Search worlds and groups; inspect instances, recently visited worlds, group posts, members, galleries, and group instances.

Avatar management

View avatar details, switch or copy available avatars, and edit the name, description, and cover of avatars you uploaded.

Accounts and UI

Multiple accounts, email/2FA authentication, four UI languages, themes, shared transitions, and adaptive widescreen layouts.

Download

Get VRCM

Free and open source. Every build is published on GitHub Releases.

Android

Full support

Includes native alerts, background friend monitoring, and VRChat web-link handling.

Desktop

Supported

Native Windows, macOS, and Linux packages; sharing falls back to copying links.

All releases and release notes

Privacy and disclaimer

  • Friend activity, caches, and meetup-card configuration remain on the local device.
  • VRCM is not affiliated with VRChat Inc. and does not represent its views or opinions.
  • VRCM does not modify the game client. Use it responsibly and follow the VRChat Terms of Service and applicable laws.
  • The authors are not responsible for damage caused by using this application.
Read the privacy policy

Open source, built in the open

VRCM is open source under the MIT License. Code contributions, bug reports, and feature proposals are welcome.