Quest Standalone Sources

Curated links, mirrors, and libraries for native Quest content, with badges to help you see which sources use desktop sideloaders and which are more flexible.

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• [Desktop Sideloader] – Sideloaders you run on your desktop PC, usually Windows, though some are multi-OS. They handle downloading and sideloading for you, and usually come with a gamelist that can be added easily.
  
• [Flexible] – Download-only sources that require a separate method to sideload. Depending on your preference that can be done natively on the Quest, with a PC sideloader, on Android, or anything in between.

In general, desktop sideloaders are the most convenient option for people at home with a computer. Flexible sources are useful if you are traveling, do not have a PC, or just prefer not to use one. Telegram sources follow the same idea — they are also flexible and can be used with or without a desktop application.

Non-Telegram Sources

These sources do not host their files on Telegram. The first several are desktop sideloaders; everything after that is flexible and usually download-only.

• Rookie Sideloader [Desktop Sideloader] — The official, iconic sideloader. Download. Since it no longer ships with the VRP gamelist, RSL has been updated to allow the public.json method or an rclone config.
  
• The Easy Way (By CrazyScamp) – How To Install Rookie – Click Here
  
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• VR CyberDeck [Desktop Sideloader] — A multi-OS, cyberpunk-flavored sideloader built on ApprenticeVR. VR CyberDeck GitHub.
  
• The Easy Way (By CrazyScamp) – How To Install VR CyberDeck – Click Here
  
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• QuestVault [Desktop Sideloader] — Multi-platform all-in-one Quest content manager. QuestVault GitHub.
• VRSideForge [Desktop Sideloader] — A torrent scraper for Rutracker with a built-in sideloader; find and install content in one workflow. VRSideForge on GitHub.
• MetaFather [Desktop Sideloader] — A site with a sideloader that includes games. MetaFather.org.
• Rutracker [Flexible] — Large selection of Quest content via torrents. RUTracker.
• YAOSVR [Flexible] — Focuses on older content; handy for those without PCs who need direct access. YaosVR.
• BaozouVR [Flexible] — Basic Chinese site, similar to VRMOO.net but free. BaozouVR.
• GearVR Vault (Quest 1 / Legacy VR) [Flexible] — A preservation archive for Gear VR, Oculus Go, and Quest 1, with a dedicated Quest 1 section and some modern Quest 3 games. GearVR Vault.

This is not an exhaustive list — it is a starting point. If you know of other non-Telegram sources, let us know.

Telegram Sources

These sources operate through Telegram channels and groups. All except MetaQuestNexus are flexible and can be used with or without a desktop application.

• MetaQuestNexus [Desktop Sideloader] — A small Spanish-language group that uses QLoader. Small library, but has some things not available elsewhere. Open in Telegram.
• the_vrSrc — Provides info that works with Rookie and VR CyberDeck; other tools can be adapted too but they would have to apply for an api key from the_vrSrc. Currently only Rookie Sideloader and VR CyberDeck have an api key. The best source available. Open in Telegram.
• VRlite [Flexible] — The Telegram group linked to VRtor. Everything is in Russian, with many games for direct download. Open in Telegram.
• NSWTL Gamehub [Flexible] — A bot-managed multi-platform torrent search and download source, seeders permitting. Select the VR Oculus Quest group. Open in Telegram.
• CosMos VR [Flexible] — Another Russian torrent source; you can search in English. Open in Telegram.

Not an exhaustive list. If you know of other Telegram sources, let us know.