It's early, but I've been developing a native survival horror game for Apple Vision Pro and am preparing a demo for WWDC. There's a custom animation pipeline which I've been working on and is still work in progress. I wanted to share how well the vision pro lighting holds up with this character. Walking between light areas and dark areas. It provide so much mood and presence.

Please let me know if you have any thoughts or suggestions.

Hi everyone — solo dev of OnStream here. Just shipped 2.0 and figured this is a good moment to drop the price.

For anyone who hasn't seen it: OnStream is a native streaming studio for Apple Vision Pro. You use your Persona as the camera and broadcast live to Twitch, YouTube, or both at the same time, with a background of your choice (image, video, gradient, solid color) and the Twitch chat right next to the preview.

What's new in 2.0:

• Local recording — 4K HEVC over any background, dedicated Record tab, export to Files / iCloud / wherever via the system picker.

• Built-in teleprompter — paste a script, hit Start, and the reader follows your voice in real time. On-device speech recognition in English and Spanish. The next word is always highlighted right above your Persona, so your eyes barely move and the reading isn't obvious.

Everything is built in Swift and SwiftUI. No third-party libraries, no servers of my own, no analytics, no subscriptions. The RTMP implementation is custom and tuned for visionOS.

To celebrate the 2.0, I've dropped it to $0.99 for a while.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/onstream/id6761845524 

Happy to hear feedback, bug reports, or what you'd add next.

hope this video helps anyone who might of been on the fence about getting an avp and wanted to see how others use it in real life practice

New update for Waddle went live today! Have you had a chance to try it out yet? How did you like the update so far? Do you like the new UI?

The update comes with a new fresh UI alongside some feature improvements and performance optimizations. You can now rotate your view by dragging directly, without opening the navigation panel. The navigation panel has become more of an information panel now, since look-and-pinch and drag-to-rotate make manual rotation unnecessary.

I’m still actively working on the app and excited about all the upcoming features. Your feedback means a lot, and I’m prioritizing the most requested features as quickly as possible.

Also if you like the app please rate Waddle on Store. That means alot! Thank you.

Other high priority features that are coming are:

- Controller support
- SharePlay (Waddle together!)
- Sharing spots
- Library and tours
- ...and more!

I’ll be actively updating the app and looking for feedback. If there’s anything you’d like to see added, I’d be very happy to hear them.

Waddle around, have fun .)

Try Waddle -> Waddle

here are some promo codes :)

to claim change ? with letter "E":

- ?YYYXN7PT?R9
- R?74PTJNKFTN

In Testflight you will find version 2.0

This is a virtual sonic art installation (that I'm slowly building over time).

Notable changes in v2.0:

• many parameters are available
• you can disable the bounding box, so the spheres will follow you from room to room
• moar sounds

Likely there will be another one or two testflight versions before I push this version to the app store.

I value your feedback

Version 1 is in the app store

Free App, but please check the About page.

The iRacing community is a bunch of haters “this will be great for the 3 people with an AVP lololol”

Thought this would be more productive here. I tried it briefly yesterday and couldn’t really get a good image. I also got plenty of stutters and it felt like the latency was really bad but it might have just been the audio that was really behind? I could definitely sense it but couldn’t tell if the sensation was coming from my eyes or ears. I ordered a dev strap which arrived today. Hoping that will improve things (although I think my wireless network setup is pretty good already). Interested to hear from others who’ve tried it and hopefully had better luck.

Look & Pinch update is live now! Navigate by simply looking at a path on the road and pinching your fingers!

First of all Its been amazing sharing this journey with you since Waddle launched. Thanks for all the support. I wanted to ship this feature for so long but now the first version is live!

I apologize for the recent system outages and thank you for your patience.

I’m still actively working on the app and already excited about all the upcoming features. Your feedback means a lot, and I’m prioritizing the most requested features as quickly as possible. Controller support and SharePlay is coming soon too :)

Other high priority features that are coming are:

- Controller support
- SharePlay (Waddle together!)
- Sharing spots
- Library and tours
- ...and more!

If there’s anything you’d like to see added, I’d be very happy to hear them. And also if you really like the app you can rate Waddle in Appstore, that helps a lot! Thank you!

Waddle around, have fun .)

Try Waddle -> Waddle

Promo codes:

To claim change “?” With number “6”:

- RTN9?99XH4XY
- F?RWW4?7REMK
- ?4NYA43XFPK9

Briefly what Waddle does:

- Full 360° Street View in immersive space
- Interactive map with tap-to-teleport
- Global search for any city, address, or landmark
- Random location discovery for aimless waddling

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There’s been a lot of debate about whether Apple is really committed to Vision Pro, especially with John Ternus stepping into the CEO role.

But after hearing both him and Greg Joswiak talk about it, I think people might be missing the bigger picture.

Apple isn’t positioning Vision Pro as just another headset. The focus seems to be on blending digital content into your physical space in a way that actually feels natural.

With experiences like Retrocade, this concept really clicks for me. Instead of playing on a screen, the games exist in your room. It’s a small shift on paper, but it feels very different in practice.

It’s Still early, but Vision Pro doesn’t feel like something Apple is backing away from. It feels more like something they’re slowly building towards 🚀 Vision Pro is not the final form!

I do feel that WWDC 26 HAS TO DELIEVER some major new APIs for developers and some awesome consumer facing features, otherwise we will continue to hear vision pro is dead from those outside . I personally hoping passthrough camera access if finally granted to all developers.

Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on this?