The start page of TheRealScat is meant to be the one list you check when you want to know what exists in VR. That only works if the list is complete and current, so this page explains how it is kept.
Where the clips come from
All titles come from the catalogue of one clip marketplace where independent producers sell their own work. The list is rebuilt automatically every hour. A clip appears when the shop marks it as stereo VR or when the producer files it under a VR category; it disappears when the producer withdraws it. A withdrawn clip’s page here returns a clear “no longer listed” message rather than pointing you to a shop page that no longer works.
What counts as VR
Only clips filmed for a headset: stereo VR180, the occasional 360 title and 3D side-by-side recordings. Flat POV video is not counted, even when a title describes itself as immersive. If a producer releases the same scene in a flat and a VR version, both may appear in the category grid, but only the stereo file is marked as VR.
Reading the grid
Every tile shows the running time and a small label for new releases. Hover or tap to see a short muted preview. The order is strictly by publication date, newest first, so the top row is always what arrived most recently. If you visit once a week, everything above the last title you remember is new to you.
Why the list is short
Filming in VR is more work than filming flat: two lenses, larger files, fixed camera positions and a lot of light. Few producers in this niche have taken that on so far, which is why the complete list fits on one screen. The upside is that you can realistically know every VR title that exists. As more producers start, the list will grow here first.
For the people behind the current titles, see who shoots scat in VR.