About the app.
Blockworks turns the room around you into a building space filled with virtual blocks. The pieces fall, collide, react to your hands, and meet real desks, floors, and walls, so even a small structure feels tied to the space where you made it.
Step-by-step blueprints give you guided creatures and objects to assemble, while the sandbox provides an open supply of pieces for your own ideas. Zero-gravity building changes the same tools again and lets you experiment without the usual rules about what has to stay upright.
Finished builds can remain in the room, be shared, or be exported as USDZ models for use elsewhere. That path from guided play to open creation gives Blockworks depth, while its hands, scale, surfaces, and physics show what a building app can do when it truly understands Vision Pro.
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Developer Spotlight
Meet Tomas Cupal.
Developer and creator of Blockworks

Tomas has been a software developer for 15 years and has worked with Unity for the past 10. He began developing for Apple Vision Pro three years ago with Apple’s developer kit, before the device launched.
Why Tomas built Blockworks
I have always thought it would be exciting to build things naturally with your hands. Blockworks felt like a perfect fit for Vision Pro because the device understands your room and its surfaces, allowing everything to work together in a grounded and intuitive way. Because the creations are digital, they are easy to save and share with others.
“It is wonderful to see Blockworks receive this kind of recognition. I have put a lot of care into making it feel natural on Vision Pro, and it means a lot to know people appreciate what I have created. The Vision Pro community is incredibly creative and supportive, and I am proud that Blockworks has found a place within it.”
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App information
Details.
- Price
- $9.99
- Vision Pro support
- Made for Vision Pro
- Developer
- Elastic Sea
- On visionOS since
- Jul 1, 2026
- Last updated
- Jul 13, 2026
- First featured
- Jul 23, 2026
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