Concepts and file formats
How bricks, LOD, multi-channel data, transfer functions, objects, measurements, server origins, and SharePlay fit together.
User guide
Understand large volume data, not just display it.
BorgVR combines native Metal renderers, spatial interaction, SharePlay, dataset servers, and a WebGPU client. This guide takes you from the first dataset to collaborative analysis.
One system, several entry points
The right tool for each workspace
All renderers use the same BorgVR datasets, multi-channel transfer functions, objects, and measurements, while each interface is adapted to its platform.
Prepare the data
Open existing BorgVR files, import DICOM, NRRD, PVM, or QVIS data, or obtain a dataset from a server.
Shape the visualization
Choose transfer-function, illuminated transfer-function, or isosurface rendering and adjust per-channel transfer functions, lighting, clipping, detail, and sampling.
Share the result
Save transfer functions, objects, measurements, and the complete dataset state, or collaborate with other people through SharePlay and WebGPU.
Platform guides
Native applications
These four guides explain not only the features, but also the typical workflow and platform-specific interaction.
BorgVR for visionOS
Inspect volumes in space, draw, place objects, and measure with hands, Logitech Muse, or PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers.
Open the visionOS guideBorgVR Mobile
Explore local and remote data with touch, draw, place objects, edit measurements, and attach or detach the SharePlay view.
Open the iOS guideBorgVR for macOS
Explore large multi-channel datasets, dock tools, edit objects and measurements, record interactions as GSC, and run an MCP server.
Open the macOS guideBorgVR Dataset Server
Import and catalog datasets, operate the native BorgVR and WebGPU servers, and synchronize content between servers.
Open the server guideAdditional tools
Browser and automation
WebGPU
Open datasets in a browser without installation, use touch controls, and optionally persist bricks in IndexedDB.
Graphics Script
Automate BorgVR on macOS with GSC: language basics, complete command reference, interaction recording, and example programs.
Command-line tools
Convert or synthesize datasets and operate Swift or C++ servers without a graphical interface.
Model Context Protocol
Let trusted AI agents open datasets, change rendering parameters, and inspect screenshots through the integrated MCP server.
Support
Contact, frequently asked questions, privacy information, and App Store support.