Supernatural returns to Quest as an independent company: early access, doubled price and a deadline to save your history

Virtual reality fitness app Supernatural returned to the Meta Horizon Store in early access on October 21, 2026, now as an independent company. The comeback follows Supernatural Health, a 15-person team formed by the app's creators, regaining the rights to the service after Meta put it in maintenance mode in January 2026 and announced the spin-out in June.

The app is free to download, but content requires a subscription: $20 per month or $200 per year, with 7-day trials on the monthly plan and 14-day trials on the annual plan. The new price is double the Meta-era rate of $10 per month, according to VR.org's coverage — a change the company links to team salaries, its own music licensing deals and investment in new features. Founding members who signed up before launch secured $180 for the first year. For now, the service is available only in the United States and Canada, for Quest 2 and above.

Early access already includes thousands of workouts, including remastered favorites, hundreds of music tracks and a new home environment, Laguna Torre, a glacial lake in Argentine Patagonia. Household accounts support up to four people on one headset, each with their own profile. During early access, the studio promises new workouts every week, more music and environments, plus the return of the multiplayer mode Supernatural Together, rebuilt from scratch, and a mobile app for tracking progress and heart rate.

People who used the Meta version need to act: their history — points, start date, streaks, favorites and badges — can be transferred to the new app, but the process is manual and ends on December 3, 2026, the same date the old version shuts down. Points, start dates and favorites show up right away in the new app; streaks, badges and full history arrive over the following weeks. According to VR.org, the transfer does not happen automatically, even with the same email: users must download a .zip of their data from the old app and upload it through the official transfer page before the deadline.

"It's not every day you get to make a comeback, but thanks to the Supernatural community, that's exactly what we're doing," CEO James Senior said, according to Road to VR. "Early Access gets Supernatural back into members' hands now, so we can build what comes next with them."

Image credit: official early access launch art for Supernatural, released by Supernatural Health (via VR.org).

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