Supernatural, a virtual reality (VR) exercise platform, is set to relaunch as an independent app under the new company Supernatural Health after Meta's plans to shut it down. Meta had recently made significant cuts to its VR division, leading to layoffs and the discontinuation of updates for the app. The new Supernatural app is expected to launch this fall on the Meta Quest platform, with all original coaches returning to guide users. However, the subscription prices will increase significantly, with annual fees rising from $100 to $180 and monthly fees from $10 to $20. The current Supernatural app will remain available until December 3, after which users will need to transition to the new version, which is anticipated to have fresh content. While the exact schedule for new songs and workouts is yet to be announced, there is hope that the higher subscription fees will lead to more extensive offerings. It remains uncertain whether the app will be available on other platforms in the future, although Meta is reportedly developing a new standalone headset, the Quest 4, which promises to be a significant upgrade over its predecessor.