Supernatural Returns to Quest in Early Access After Leaving Meta
Supernatural has returned to Quest in early access under the newly independent Supernatural Health, following its spin-out from Meta. The fitness app offers subscription workouts with music, a new home environment, and support for up to four household accounts on one headset. Existing members can transfer workout history through December 3, while the legacy version is being retired; service is currently limited to the US and Canada.
The relaunched fitness title is available in early access on Quest through the Horizon Store and runs on Quest 2 and newer headsets. It requires a paid subscription—$20 monthly or $200 annually—with free trials of seven or fourteen days, though service is limited to the U.S. and Canada.
The independent studio, Supernatural Health, numbers 15 people. Early access includes thousands of workouts, remastered and new, hundreds of music tracks, a Laguna Torre environment, and up to four household accounts per headset. Prior users can move points, start date, streaks, favorites, and badges until December 3; the old version and its subscriptions end that day.
The return may matter most to existing VR fitness users who invested in streaks and routines, as history transfer and household accounts could reduce disruption and make shared headsets more practical. If the independent team sustains weekly content, it may strengthen Quest’s fitness niche and encourage subscription-based wellness in VR. However, US/Canada-only availability and required fees could limit reach, so broader social impact remains uncertain.