FAQ

FunFitLand is currently available on:

• App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/funfitland
• Meta Quest Store: Meta Quest Store listing
• SideQuest: sidequestvr.com/app/26127/funfitland

We plan to support additional platforms in the future, so stay tuned for updates!

After 10 months of development and preparation, FunFitLand officially entered Early Access on September 15, 2024! We invite you to join us and be part of our journey.

FunFitLand is developed by DelightScape Interactives Inc. We place great value on co-creation with our community. To learn more about our team, check out the "about-us" channel in our community.

FunFitLand currently supports Meta Quest devices only. We are actively exploring compatibility with other VR platforms for future releases.

• Monthly subscription: $9.99
• Annual subscription: $99.99

Right now there is a limited-time first-year subscription offer at $69.99, so don't miss this opportunity!

Please first check the Troubleshooting section below to see if a solution is already available. If that doesn't fix your issue, email us at hello@funfitland.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

We love hearing from our fellow Pioneer FunFitLanders! Please share your ideas in the community feed. We pay close attention to all suggestions and make future development decisions based on your feedback.

If you experience any inappropriate behavior or harassment, please report it to our Admins. We are committed to ensuring a safe and pleasant environment for everyone.

Yes! You can download the FunFitLand press kit here.

• Check if you recently changed your internet provider or service.
• This issue often happens if your router's IPv6 option is enabled. Disable IPv6 and try again.
• If the problem persists, please email us at hello@funfitland.com.

• Confirm whether you are using a sub-account.
• If so, uninstall FunFitLand from both the primary account and the sub-account, then reinstall it on the sub-account.
• If this does not resolve the issue and it persists for more than two days, contact us at hello@funfitland.com.

• This can occasionally happen. We're working on finding the root cause.
• If it occurs, use your controller to Quit App and then restart.
• We appreciate any reports sent to hello@funfitland.com with details (e.g., device model, which workout it happened in). This helps us troubleshoot and fix it faster.

• If it keeps happening, go to Settings › General › Storage, find FunFitLand (FFL), and clear the app cache.
• If that doesn't help, please check your system version and email us at hello@funfitland.com. We will share the details with Meta.

FunFitLand currently offers 500+ workouts!

• Look for the white arrow buttons on the main page to scroll up/down/left/right.
• You can also move the joystick in all four directions - remember to scroll horizontally as well!

• Make sure your room is well-lit and the lighting is evenly distributed. Avoid bright light shining directly on the Quest cameras.
• When blocking, keep your hands roughly the same distance apart as your eyes, and lift them parallel at nose height. This helps the system track your movements more accurately.

FunFitLand shows your live heart rate during workouts when you connect a supported device:

• Apple Watch (paired with your iPhone)
• Wear OS 3 watches and newer, including Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and later
• Chest straps and arm-worn heart-rate monitors that broadcast over Bluetooth

Not sure about yours? Check whether it can share heart rate with other apps - most makers cover this in the manual. Or just start pairing in the companion app, and we'll tell you right away.

Some devices keep heart rate inside their own app and don't share it with other apps, so we can't read it. These include Fitbit, Xiaomi and Huawei bands, and older Samsung watches (Galaxy Watch 3 and earlier). We're adding support for more over time.

A Garmin heart-rate strap pairs like any other Bluetooth heart-rate monitor, and that's the most reliable option. Some Garmin watches can also broadcast heart rate over Bluetooth, but it depends on the model - check your watch's manual. Either way, you don't need a Garmin account.

If you use a watch, FunFitLand needs your permission to read heart rate - this one's easy to miss.

• iPhone: Settings › Privacy & Security › Health › FunFitLand
• Android: Health Connect › App permissions › FunFitLand

Allow Heart Rate.

It means we're not getting a reading right now - usually the signal dropped for a moment and it comes back on its own within a minute. If your device isn't supported, you'll always see "--".

If it doesn't come back and you use a watch:

• Is your watch loose? Tighten the band so it doesn't move around while you exercise. Wear it just above your wrist bone.
• Are your hands cold? Warm them up. Cold hands make it harder for the sensor to read your heart rate.
• Is FunFitLand allowed to read your heart rate? This one's easy to miss - see "How do I allow FunFitLand to read my heart rate?" above.
• Is FunFitLand open on your watch? If not, open it again.
• Is your watch supported? Fitbit, Xiaomi and Huawei keep heart rate inside their own apps, so we can't read it.

If it doesn't come back and you use a chest strap or arm band:

• Is your strap loose? Tighten it so it stays against your skin while you exercise.
• Is FunFitLand open on your phone? It needs to stay open. Locking the screen or switching to another app can break the connection.
• Is your strap supported? Some brands only work with their own app.

Before a long workout, keep your phone charged. Your phone relays your heart rate - if the battery dies, tracking stops.

Still nothing? Contact hello@funfitland.com.

A chest strap or arm-worn heart-rate band is the most accurate - especially in fast, high-movement workouts like Combat. Wrist-based readings can lag or read low when your hands are moving a lot.

Yes. You can turn the heart-rate readout off in workout settings.

Most cases are caused by a declined card, an issue with the payment method saved in your Meta account, a PayPal billing problem, or a billing / region restriction. Meta's own help also centers payment troubleshooting around payment methods and purchase issues.

Open the Meta Horizon app on your phone, tap Menu, then go to Wallet to add, remove, or update your payment method. Meta also points users there when purchasing subscriptions.

Open the Meta Horizon app, tap Menu, then go to Subscriptions to manage your app subscription. Meta's help for changing and managing subscriptions uses this exact path.

Make sure your PayPal account is still properly connected to Meta and that the billing agreement is active. Meta says PayPal must be connected successfully before it can be used for store purchases.

Try removing and re-adding the payment method in Meta, or try a different card / payment method. If the issue continues, please contact your bank to check whether the charge was blocked or declined on their side. In some cases, the issue may also come from PayPal or Meta rather than the app itself.

Some Meta commerce features are country-dependent, so a billing region mismatch or unsupported setup can block checkout. If your payment method and account look correct but checkout still fails, contacting Meta Support is a reasonable next step.

Send an email to hello@funfitland.com and we'll help you directly.

Currently, there isn't a feature to mark completed workouts. But we've heard your feedback, and this feature is coming soon!

Not at the moment. We are considering a Family Plan for the future - stay tuned for announcements!

There is no direct gifting method yet, but you can share a referral link that grants a 30-day free trial to someone you care about:

• In the Horizon app, search for "FunFitLand" and go to the FunFitLand page.
• Tap the three-dot button and choose Share referral link.
• You can share this link via WhatsApp, text message, or copy it for later use.

• Blink regularly, just like breathing - don't stare for too long.
• Use moisturizing eye drops if needed.
• Consider using prescription lenses or inserts if you have vision requirements.
• Adjust your IPD (interpupillary distance) so that the headset display remains clear and comfortable.