# System requirements

AIsuru is a web platform designed to deliver a smooth and responsive experience across a wide range of devices.

As a cloud-based service, **you can access it directly from your web browser, with no additional software to install on your device**. However, some advanced features — like virtual reality — have additional requirements.

### Web browser

For the best experience, use the latest versions of:

* **Google Chrome**;
* **Mozilla Firefox**;
* **Microsoft Edge**;
* **Safari**.

Always keep your browser up to date to ensure maximum compatibility and security.

### Internet connection

We recommend a stable internet connection with a speed of **at least 10 Mbps** for a smooth experience. Even an older ADSL connection will let you use the platform without issues.

### Hardware requirements

#### Web platform

AIsuru is accessible from:

* **Desktop and laptop computers** (Windows, macOS, Linux);
* **Tablets** (iPadOS, Android);
* **Smartphones** (iOS, Android).

The interface automatically adapts to your screen size to ensure the best possible user experience on every device.

For optimal performance in standard use, we recommend:

* Processor: Dual-core or higher;
* RAM: 4 GB or more;
* Storage: not required.

#### Virtual Reality requirements

To use the VR features of AIsuru, you'll need:

* VR device: Meta Quest 2 (or higher) or Meta Quest Pro;
* Free space: at least 2x2 meters to move around safely;
* Internet connection: stable and fast — we recommend at least 30 Mbps;
* Meta account: required to access the AIsuru VR app.

Apple Vision Pro is not currently supported, but we're working on adding support in the future.

Keep in mind that these are minimum requirements. For an even better experience — especially if you plan to manage complex Agents or use advanced features — consider using more powerful hardware and faster internet connections.


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