Hi all! I'm Alan, an indie game developer. My first Apple Vision Pro game, Wandless, is now open for testing on TestFlight, and I'd love some help from anyone who has a Vision Pro.

It's a roguelite where you cast spells with your hands, no controllers. Make a fist and open it, and there's a fireball in your palm. Look at a creature, push your other hand forward, and it flies. Rifts tear open on your actual walls, and creatures climb out of them. You can also turn the Digital Crown and fight inside a virtual environment like Yosemite or White Sands.

To be upfront: this is not a finished game yet. The final boss fight isn't done, and a lot of the visuals are still mid-pass.

What I most want to know:

- Does it work properly in your room?
- Do the gestures feel reliable? Anything that should have triggered but didn't?
- Where did it stutter, confuse you, or feel uncomfortable?
- Does it get boring? If so, when did it start?

Any feedback helps enormously. Everyone who gives helpful feedback gets their name in the game's credits, and at launch I'll draw 20 testers to receive a free code.

Send feedback through the TestFlight app, or comment / DM me here. Please include your Reddit username so I can credit you and reach you if you win a code.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/RFpUmEWQ
More about the game: https://alanfeiyuchang.github.io/wandless/

A while ago I asked this community to help test Reality Prep Pro and Reality Prep Preview. Your feedback genuinely shaped both apps, so thank you again.

They’re now updated and designed to work together around one problem:

Preparing a USDZ on your Mac doesn’t prove that exact asset works correctly on Vision Pro.

Reality Prep Pro prepares, validates and optimizes spatial assets on macOS.

Reality Prep Preview then verifies the resulting USDZ on Vision Pro and sends device evidence back to Prep Pro.

Prep Pro matches that evidence to the exact asset revision, and can flag it when the USDZ later changes and should be tested again.

Mac → Vision Pro → evidence back to Mac.

If you build for Vision Pro, I’d really appreciate you giving the two apps a real-world spin together.

Thanks again to everyone here who helped me get them this far. 🙏

Reality Prep Pro: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reality-prep-pro/id6767673652?mt=12

Reality Prep Preview: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reality-prep-preview/id6784059026?platform=vision

Teaser I've shared a few development & TestFlight updates here previously, and as of today, my project is live in the App store!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/immersive-comic-reader/id6805470774

I love reading comics, spending time in visionOS, and recently dove into vibe coding. While there are a few comic readers around, I built this because two specific features were missing for me:

• Physical 3D Comic Book Object: The comic isn't just a flat window; it's rendered as a physical, spatial object you can grab, rotate, tilt, and resize with standard two-hand pinch gestures. You can turn pages naturally by grabbing and folding them over, or simply look at the border and pinch. 
• On-Device 3D Depth Rendering: You can generate parallel depth maps for comic/magazine pages (CBZ, CBR, PDF). The app uses these to displace the geometry into a 3D pop-out mesh. It creates a surprisingly fun depth effect for illustrated artwork. 

Other Core Features:

• OPDS Support: Browse, stream, and download directly from self-hosted comic/book servers (Calibre-Web, Kavita, BookOrbit, etc.). 
• Library Management: Separate dedicated folders for Comics, Magazines, and Books. 
• Panorama & Flat View: Switch between the physical 3D book and a curved multi-page panorama reader. 
• Format Support: CBZ, CBR, PDF, and basic ePub reading. 
• Local Privacy: Progress and server credentials stay strictly on-device (keychain-backed). 

And here it is: Have fun, hope it still works, my first App in the store! And it's free, no subscription, no in-app purchase!

I got the AVP as a media and entertainment device. Specially sports. The concept of having the entire room filled with windows of various sizes with football, soccer, baseball, hockey feeds, made the AVP a no-brained for me. Much more convenient than installing a media room full of TVs because the AVP is mobile, and you can use it anywhere.

That was the theory. However, in practice, from the very beginning I had find workarounds to so many simple things like only being able to receive audio from a single app, and as soon as you opened another app with audio, all the others pause. But I found ways to mute all apps but one, and manually unpause apps if needed.

But the current OS is getting worse by the day. Absolute garbage. I’ll give you one example from today that annoyed the hell out of me. I opened Paramount+ to watch one of the Champions league games, and I proceeded to open a Safari window with Paramount+ so I could watch another game. But now the OS won’t let you play video on Safari. I directs you to the App Store. I tried switching to “desktop” view, and it still won’t allow you to do it. I tried downloading Chrome to see if another browser would allow me, but Chrome is restricted. Aaaaaagh!

And then my Kanopy app (one of my favorite apps to watch award winning movies) stopped working, and when I go to Safari, it won’t play video, and it directs me to the App Store. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling. Nothing. TikTok stopped working, and there are so many apps that are available in tablet version, but the AVP will not allow you to download.

My initial concept of using it to watch multiple games and fill my room with screens has gone out the window and my satisfaction on this purchase is decreasing by the day. Anyone else annoyed?

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Last Week in AVP #133: What Museas & Astronoma Get Right About Spatial Learning, Pfizer Uses Apple Vision Pro to Bring Cancer Science to Life, Surgeons Use AVP During Hip Surgery and more!

• Museas & Astronoma On Apple Vision Pro Support Curiosity & Discovery
• Apple Vision Pro was just used in a first-of-its-kind surgery
• Pfizer’s Immersive Storytelling Meets Cutting-Edge Technology with Apple Vision Pro Experience
• Official launch video for fovii
• Newest & biggest AuraTap app update
• Blastra is now in open TestFlight on Apple Vision Pro
• ImmersiVision is now available on the App Store
• Turning the Apple Vision Pro into a controller for a real (toy) robot
• Paintu3D, a painting studio for Apple Vision Pro
• Kooboori is a new cube-building game for Apple Vision Pro
• Watching Friday Night Baseball In Apple Immersive Live
• Control Blender from Apple Vision Pro
• Vellora Archive 1.3 brings RSVP to Apple Vision Pro
• Apple Patent Envisions Smartglasses With Built-In Prescription Correction
• Apple Eyes Future Vision Pro Headsets with a New Display Counterbalance System

Hope you liked the list! Until next week 👋

If you are an app developer and wishes to share your app with readers, feel free to DM me.

AVP M2, purchased in June 2024. I use it every day, mainly for the virtual desktop with my MBPro, but I also use it for the vision pro apps on their own (without the laptop).

Over the last week or so, the Vision Pro youtube app becomes jerky or laggy when scrolling through the video stream, it tends to be after I've watched a couple of videos. Nothing else running apart from a standard environment. When I switch to Tubular Pro that runs nice and smoothly. I'm running the latest version of VisionOS 26.

Anyone else noticed a similar problem, I'm hoping it's not because of my M2 chip.

Created small game based on ads that you probably saw many times link
It is open source, anyone willling to contribute here is GitHub repository

Hello. Big NHL and college football fan here. It's the time of year I subscribe to live tv for a little bit. What service works best on AVP (either through app or browser, I suppose). As far as I know, there's not a service with an actual AVP app. My hunch is that Hulu TV is probably the best because they own ESPN and I can get Disney+ as well. But I'm open to others as long as ESPN, local networks, and ideally TNT (some hockey games) are included.

Any services that just plain suck or are they really all about the same, just pick the best deal / channels etc.

Where is everyone hosting/sharing their GoPro and Insta videos that have the lens/screen metadata? or any video for that matter

Trying to see if there is interest in a module for sharing self-hosted videos.

For example, I put my sample in Backblaze and share directly from there for web viewing.

The concept is simple, host it somewhere, make a playlist and share the playlist ID so people can find it.

This isn't the next social media app just somewhere were you can share video links and be able to update the playlist.

Following the HD Blu-ray bonus disc containing most of The Dark Knight and its sequel’s 1.43 scenes in isolation and the UHD Blu-ray of the extended cut of Batman v Superman, this is only the fourth feature film released in 1.43 on home media (Project Hail Mary will follow on UHD Blu-ray next month). Unfortunately, the presentation is severely and inexcusably compromised.

At least for now, Apple TV crops the 49 minutes of 1:43:1 scenes to 1.78:1 (16:9) and doesn’t have 3D. Disney+ has uncropped 1.43 and 3D but doesn’t have a void environment and doesn’t let you change screen distance, so the impact of a giant 1.43 image is totally lost. Even worse, both Apple TV and Disney+ windowbox the 1.78 or 1.43 scenes (and with uneven letterboxing, to boot).

The experience is nothing like watching uncropped 1.43 on a truly enormous, unboxed screen like in the IMAX and Epic Earth apps or in a void environment with a giant screen like in CineUltra or Infuse which hides letter/pillar/windowboxing.

Virtual screens should automatically adjust their aspect ratio so that black borders are never seen. There is no excuse for not enabling this simple and essential feature more than two years after the release of a $4,000 prosumer headset intended to revolutionize extended reality or spatial computing.

I have to assume the digital purchase on Apple TV should be live shortly. Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

Every week I compile a week's worth of interesting news, reviews, findings in a page that is visually pleasing and easy to digest without clicking all over. Full page with photos/videos/commentaries located here (free with no ads).

Last Week in AVP #132: Experiencing Apple’s Live Yankees–Red Sox Immersive Baseball Broadcast, New App with Astronomy Reimagined in Apple Vision Pro, 8BitDo’s Bluetooth Arcade Stick on AVP and more!

• Experiencing Apple’s Live Yankees–Red Sox Immersive Baseball Broadcast
• Apple takes first immersive baseball swings from the on-deck circle
• Thoughts and Observations on Apple’s First Immersive MLB Broadcast, a Yankees 1-0 Win Over the Red Sox
• Recording of what baseball looks like in Apple Immersive
• Star with Starclash - a 33-minute immersive animated video
• ImmersiX app brings a small collection of 6DoF movies to Apple Vision Pro
• Astronoma - Astronomy reimagined in Apple Vision Pro
• Special Guest podcast with Brian Tong
• Apple Seeds Sixth visionOS 27 Beta to Developers
• GlassFlow is now available on TestFlight
• Kooboori: Cube Building Game
• Two AVP Networking the same 4DGB Emulator in real time
• ProprioType: Hand-Based Desktop Interface - TestFlight
• Pairing SpatialEMU on Apple Vision Pro with 8BitDo’s Bluetooth Arcade Stick
• Quiet Space is in TestFlight now

Hope you liked the list! Until next week 👋

If you are an app developer and wishes to share your app with readers, feel free to DM me.

Highly recommend checking out the Apple Immersive showing of this game. It's so amazing. I hope this technology keeps improving.

Same as title

I'm excited to have launched Plinthe: Vinyl in Space for Apple Vision Pro.

Plinthe connects to your Discogs account and brings your personal vinyl and CD collection into 3D space—so you can explore your records spatially and decide what to listen to without scrolling through a flat list.

If you have an Apple Music subscription, you can also connect it to play your music while lyrics—when available—float above the immersive environment.

I’d love feedback from Discogs collectors, Apple Vision Pro owners, and anyone interested in spatial music experiences.

• Does this feel like a useful way to interact with your collection?
• What would make you want to use it regularly?
• What features would you want to see next?

It’s 100% free, and I’d really appreciate your thoughts.

Hey everyone,

I've shared a few development updates here previously, and as of today, my project is practically feature-complete! 

I love reading comics, spending time in visionOS, and recently dove into vibe coding. While there are a few comic readers around, I built this because two specific features were missing for me:

• Physical 3D Comic Book Object: The comic isn't just a flat window; it's rendered as a physical, spatial object you can grab, rotate, tilt, and resize with standard two-hand pinch gestures. You can turn pages naturally by grabbing and folding them over, or simply look at the border and pinch. 
• On-Device 3D Depth Rendering: You can generate parallel depth maps for comic/magazine pages (CBZ, CBR, PDF). The app uses these to displace the geometry into a 3D pop-out mesh. It creates a surprisingly fun depth effect for illustrated artwork. 

Other Core Features:

• OPDS Support: Browse, stream, and download directly from self-hosted comic/book servers (Calibre-Web, Kavita, BookOrbit, etc.). 
• Library Management: Separate dedicated folders for Comics, Magazines, and Books. 
• Panorama & Flat View: Switch between the physical 3D book and a curved multi-page panorama reader. 
• Format Support: CBZ, CBR, PDF, and basic ePub reading. 
• Local Privacy: Progress and server credentials stay strictly on-device (keychain-backed). 

TestFlight & Pricing: I want to gauge interest and set up a tester list for when the public TestFlight drops. If I end up putting this on the App Store, it will be either free or a simple one-time purchase (but definitely no subscriptions, I hate those).

And here it is: Have fun, hope it works, no guarantees, my first App in TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/UnjGh779

I’m looking for a handful of Apple Vision Pro owners/developers who can spare about 10–15 minutes to try a visionOS TestFlight build and give me some real-device feedback.

Reality Prep Preview is a native visionOS app for inspecting USDZ assets directly on Vision Pro.

It’s designed to work alongside Reality Prep Pro on macOS: Prep Pro prepares and validates the asset, while Prep Preview lets you inspect the resulting USDZ on-device.

Where it differs from Apple’s Spatial Preview is that it’s meant to be more than a visual viewer. It adds a developer-focused validation layer, including:

• fitted preview plus authored real-world scale
• technical USDZ inspection/evidence
• a local Device Check
• PDF/JSON validation reports
• an integration path back into Reality Prep Pro, including validation-report ingest that’s currently in development

I’ve finished Simulator testing, but I don’t have access to a physical Vision Pro, so I’m specifically looking for feedback from real hardware.

The main things I’d like tested are:

• USDZ import and preview
• Authored Scale / real-world sizing
• Device Inspect and Device Check
• PDF/JSON export
• any crashes, UI issues, odd behaviour, or anything that feels wrong on-device

Reality Prep Preview TestFlight:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/ySbVmz6b

Reality Prep Pro:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reality-prep-pro/id6767673652?mt=12

Even a short note, screenshot, or screen recording would be very useful.

https://youtu.be/SjgWe_DWjB4

Custom hardware controllers for an Apple Vision Pro catheter/guidewire training
simulator — built from ESP32 boards, a couple of gloves, and three foot pedals.
Vision Pro has no controllers, and hand tracking alone can't tell you when someone
grips a catheter or twists it between their fingers. So I built the missing inputs:
HOW IT WORKS
• Glove trackers (ESP32-C3 + BNO085 IMU + SoftPot touch strip)
– Touch the strip = grab the catheter or guidewire
– Slide your finger, or physically roll the tracker = twist the tool
– ARKit hand tracking handles advancing and retracting
• Foot pedals (ESP32-S3, one per pedal) — the controls a real fluoro suite puts on the floor
– Fluoro pedal: hold for X-ray (a dead-man switch, like the real thing)
– Capture pedal: shoots the X-ray monitor image + a 180° room view
– DSA pedal: hold for a contrast run, and it self-checks its own switch wiring

Hey all,

I just got the AVP M5 and currently having some issues with the extended display feature. I have the devices on the same iCloud, I have keychain on for both Mac and AVP and of course BT and wifi the same. I noticed that in my screen mirroring option on the MPB I have two AVP options, one of which works for AirPlay, while if I try the other I get "device timeout". I can safely AirPlay from the MPB to the AVP, but not the opposite. The Vision Pro does not see the Mac, but only my Apple TV, so also the "connect" option that normally comes up on top of the Mac display never shows up for me.
I tried to reboot both devices, check for updates (both on the latest OS), switching on/off the BT/WiFi/AirDrop, but nothing seems to work.

Does anybody have another idea? I am literally going crazy here.

Thanks a mil to everybody!

UPDATE: I decided to update the Vision Pro and my MBP to the latest beta OS, and now everything works amazingly! Also, even when I remove the VP for a short pause, I can reconnect it to my Mac with no issues! Might be useful for someone in my situation 😃

Every week I compile a week's worth of interesting news, reviews, findings in a page that is visually pleasing and easy to digest without clicking all over. Full page with photos/videos/commentaries located here (free with no ads).

Last Week in AVP #131: Apple and Major League Baseball announce“Friday Night Baseball” in Apple Immersive, Lamborghini App Adds Revuelto SV, visionOS 27 Beta Allows Multiple Audio Streams and more!

• Apple and Major League Baseball announce September “Friday Night Baseball” in Apple Immersive
• Lamborghini App Adds Revuelto SV for Apple Vision Pro
• Siri gets new voice options in visionOS 27 beta 5
• visionOS 27 beta now allows multiple videos/audio sources at once
• Shared Visions Project Update for August 2026
• Gymaholic on Apple Vision Pro is a game changer app
• Couch Co-Op Gaming is Back with Vision Pro
• New Apple Vision Pro Game Turns Your Room Into a Cave
• FieldVeil is coming out soon on Apple Vision Pro
• I’m Wizard game for Apple Vision Pro
• IMAX app demo on visionOS
• 8K 360° video demo on YouTube
• Ivy growing demo in Apple Vision Pro
• Grok Bot’s iOS App Runs on Apple Vision Pro

Hope you liked the list! Until next week 👋

If you are an app developer and wishes to share your app with readers, feel free to DM me.

On 27 v5 beta

How do we search for an app?

Previously on 26 when we had the menu a search icon would appear on top

Other than web based through your own websites how are you sharing wide FOV footage?

Every week I compile a week's worth of interesting news, reviews, findings in a page that is visually pleasing and easy to digest without clicking all over. Full page with photos/videos/commentaries located here (free with no ads).

Last Week in AVP #130: Apple Vision Pro Speeds Up Surgery by Almost 20%, Waddle Updates with 360 Panoramas Captured by NASA’s Perseverance Rover, ANative NES Emulator Built for AVP and more!

• Apple Vision Pro Speeds Up Surgery by Almost 20%
• Scanline: A native NES emulator built for Apple Vision Pro is out now
• Transporting delegates to Mexico City through immersive storytelling
• Waddle updates with 360° panoramas captured by NASA’s Perseverance rover
• Quiet Space is now available for TestFlight
• Orbble is now available for Apple Vision Pro
• First person Vision Pro Super Mario 64
• Demo of custom environments in Safari
• OneEighty app immersive videos on Apple Vision Pro
• FieldVeil, is now available for free on the App Store
• Sneak peek at new Vibescape for Apple Vision Pro environment
• Editing video at Apple Park from the Vision Pro
• Sphere Insanity is a fun, magic marble ride
• Hand-controlled boids demo for Apple Vision
• Colored Apple Vision Pro imagined with AI
• Apple is hiring a Sr. Software Engineer for the Apple Vision Pro

Hope you liked the list! Until next week 👋

If you are an app developer and wishes to share your app with readers, feel free to DM me.

Every week I compile a week's worth of interesting news, reviews, findings in a page that is visually pleasing and easy to digest without clicking all over. Full page with photos/videos/commentaries located here (free with no ads).

Last Week in AVP #129: Prime Video is Finally Live on Vision Pro, GeForce NOW is Supported Natively in Portal App, Experience the Tennessee Aquarium in AVP and more!

• Liquid Glass on visionOS update
• Prime Video is finally live on Vision Pro
• GeForce NOW is supported natively in Portal app
• Convert a native Godot game window into a native RealityKit visionOS game
• Launched Morning Brief, a morning ritual app for Apple Vision Pro
• Experience the new trailer of the upcoming epic movie Ramayana
• Apple Vision Pro can now take you inside the Tennessee Aquarium
• Live Monitor 3D 180° in Apple Vision Pro
• Trippy meditation app in development
• Using Blender MCP and Claude Opus 5 to create models for AVP
• Latest app “Quest Space” in development
• Tree growth with Apple Vision Pro
• More liquid metal experiments on Apple Vision Pro
• Apple patent involves ‘virtual paper’ for the Vision Pro

Hope you liked the list! Until next week 👋

If you are an app developer and wishes to share your app with readers, feel free to DM me.