A waiting room first
You land in their session's waiting room the moment you join.
MindSpiral is a hypnosis player made for consenting adults, and the pages behind this describe exactly what it does. Confirm you’re 18 or older — or the age of majority where you live — to carry on.
No pornography on this site — only MindSpiral itself, running. We remember your answer on this browser and nowhere else.
They’re running MindSpiral and they sent you a code. Type it here, or open the link they gave you, and the session is theirs to run — once you say so.
Only rooms whose host chose to list them appear here, showing only what the host chose to publish. Every one is the same waiting room as a code: nothing plays until you say yes.
Before you go under
You land in their session's waiting room the moment you join.
Nothing plays until they invite you in and you say yes.
Your volume, strobe limit and the way out stay yours; stop always works. Perception effects and toys are switches on your own device too — nothing they press can go past them.
Stop always works, from your side, whenever you want it.
Some hosts ask to see what you see or hear your microphone. You're asked on the invitation, it's off unless you say yes, and you can stop sharing any time.
The host can take over: they may run your whole session once you say yes — every layer you handed them, for as long as you leave it with them.
You connect straight to their computer through a secure address. zooburi.com only points the way — it never sees what's played.
Wi-Fi holds a session steadier than mobile data, if you have the choice.
If something's not working
Codes only work while the host's session is running. Check the letters against what they sent you, or ask them for a fresh code.
It may be asleep, or off the internet for a moment. This page keeps trying on its own — leave it open, and it picks up the moment the computer answers. If it checked in within the last couple of hours, Join still works: the session is usually still running, and its address is the last one it gave.
Open your link again, or retype the code. It finds the session's new address automatically, even if the host's connection changed underneath it.
Use the Quest Browser, not a flat 2D window, and make sure you came in through Join rather than just browsing to the site.
Nothing plays until you accept the host's invitation from inside the session. Until then, you're just waiting — that's normal.
Turn it off any time — from the small indicator in your session, from the VR Session page, or just choose Stop. It stops right away, and the host is never asked why.
Tell the host the code and what this page says. They can see who has joined from their side, and can help from there.