Higher education institutions can teach a wide range of subjects with Zoe, such as game development, virtual reality, interaction design, game design and computer science. Additionally, it can be used in fields such as architecture, engineering, and urban planning to create interactive simulations and models. It can also be used in fields like psychology, sociology and anthropology to create interactive simulations for research and study. Finally, it can be used for training in fields such as healthcare and emergency response. Collaboration features enable learners to join sessions and content from anywhere.

The Zoe app is a standalone application. Any content created with Zoe can only be played within the Zoe app. To export your own content to publish outside of Zoe it is recommended to use Zoe for Unity.

The Zoe app is a standalone application available on VR (virtual reality) headsets where students and faculty can conduct virtual meetings, build content, and host remote sessions. Zoe for Unity is a plugin for the Unity game engine. It makes the game engine very easy to use for the creation of more advanced immersive experiences.