If you’re playing Echo VR on PC — or even just spectating or streaming it — Spark is the one tool you need in your toolkit. It’s a powerful Windows desktop app built to work with both the PC and Quest versions of Echo VR, making match management, spectating, recording, and analysis way easier.
One of its most useful features is spark:// links, which let you generate clickable match invites. Instead of dealing with friend requests, anyone with the link can join or spectate directly. This is especially handy for tournament organizers, casters, and players running private matches.
If you’re a streamer or content creator, Spectate Me is a game changer. It auto-launches the PC spectator client and puts you directly into the action — even if the match is happening on a Quest headset across the room. Pair that with Spark’s support for OBS integration and NVIDIA Highlights auto-clipping, and you’ve got a full streaming setup with barely any effort.
But Spark isn’t just about viewing. It also helps you record full match replays, including .echoreplay and .butter files for later playback. These files let you review matches from any perspective and even in slow motion — perfect for coaching or content review.
There’s also a handy event logger that timestamps major plays and moments in real-time, helping you break down what happened after the match is over. Other extras include voice alerts (TTS), camera controls, Discord Rich Presence integration, and the ability to select your preferred server region when starting a match.
Whether you’re a casual player, a pro competitor, or just want better control over how Echo VR looks and feels — Spark gives you serious tools to level up your experience.
You can download it for free at ignitevr.gg/spark
