Relaxing VR for Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra, in the Browser

How to Watch on Pico

Open Wolvic

On Pico we recommend the Wolvic browser rather than the built-in one, because it handles immersive VR properly. Install it once and it stays in your library.

Go to Explore POV

Type the address in the browser's URL bar:

explorepov.com

Browse Destinations

Explore 188 experiences across 23 countries. Use the search or browse by destination to find your perfect escape.

Watch in Full VR

Select any experience and click "Watch". The video will play in full VR180 with the original location sound. Look around to explore!

Want the longer version? Read the full Pico walkthrough, covering why the browser choice matters, which headsets it applies to, and what to do when Enter VR does nothing.

What You Get on Pico

16K Resolution

The highest quality immersive video available. See every detail from mountain peaks to ocean waves.

Original Location Sound

The sound of the place as we recorded it: waves crashing, birds singing, wind in the trees. It plays as a straight location track, not a spatial or 3D mix.

188 Experiences

From New Zealand glaciers to Norwegian fjords, Japanese temples to Moroccan markets.

No Explore POV App to Install

There is no Explore POV app for Pico, so nothing takes up headset storage. The one install we do recommend is Wolvic, once, from the Pico store.

Regular New Content

Fresh destinations and experiences added regularly. Always something new to explore.

Streamed, Not Downloaded

Open Wolvic, type the address, pick a place. Every experience streams, so nothing has to copy across to the headset first.

Troubleshooting

Video is buffering or low quality?

Check your WiFi connection. For best quality, use a 5GHz WiFi network close to your router. The player automatically adjusts quality based on your connection speed.

Video not playing in VR mode?

On Pico, use the Wolvic browser. Pico's built-in browser has limited WebXR support and will often refuse to go immersive. Install Wolvic from the Pico store, open explorepov.com in it, and Enter VR works. The full Pico walkthrough takes this one step at a time.

Can't find the Browser app?

The Browser app is pre-installed on all Pico devices. Look in your Library or Apps section. It may be labeled simply as "Browser" or "Pico Browser".

Subscription not syncing?

Make sure you're signed in with the same account you used to subscribe. Your subscription works across all devices - just sign in with your email.

Pico questions

Is there a relaxing or meditation-style app for Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra?

We are not a guided meditation app, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Explore POV is a library of real places filmed in VR180: a quiet shoreline, a still forest, a slow river, each one with the sound we recorded on the day. Plenty of people use the calm end of the library the way they would use a wind-down app, which is why our Relaxing and Still & Calm collections are the best place to start on a Pico.

Does Pico 4 have a built-in browser, and will Explore POV play in it?

Yes, Pico ships a browser in the headset library, and explorepov.com loads in it like any other site. Immersive playback is the sticking point: the built-in browser's WebXR support is limited, so Enter VR often does nothing. Install Wolvic from the Pico store, open explorepov.com there, and immersive mode works. That one swap is the whole trick on Pico.

How well does Explore POV really work on a Pico headset?

Pico is a compatibility lane for us rather than a tuned platform. Our native app is built for Apple Vision Pro; every other headset plays the same library through WebXR in a browser, and on Pico that means Wolvic. 187 of our 188 experiences have a web stream today, quality adapts to your connection rather than sitting at a fixed ceiling, and the audio is a straight location track, not a spatial mix. A 5GHz network close to the router makes the biggest difference.

Explore POV on Pico