Sceno
Nanboqi Technology Co., Ltd.
Sceno made us smile by placing old memories back where they happened. Its immersive panoramas turn a photo library into places you can revisit instead of a grid you scroll.
Nanboqi Technology Co., Ltd.
Sceno made us smile by placing old memories back where they happened. Its immersive panoramas turn a photo library into places you can revisit instead of a grid you scroll.
Matthew Hoerl
Beautiful Things lives up to its name. Browsing, collecting, and placing thousands of 3D objects is a joyful Vision Pro experience with an inviting sense of discovery.
Torn Metal LLC
PhotoDome makes a photo library feel like a scene from Minority Report. Tossing and arranging images with hands and eyes is beautiful, fast, and much more playful than scrolling a grid.
Vimeo.com, Inc.
Vimeo gives spatial creators a respected place to publish and watch their work. Native MV-HEVC support makes the app a useful bridge between creation, hosting, and viewing.
Gary Law
LightTable is a smart companion to Photos. Multiple videos, side-by-side images, and transparent media make it easier and more fun to compare a library than Apple’s single-window view.
Reincubate
Camo Studio is a serious creator tool, not a quick camera demo. Persona and point-of-view recording, scene building, streaming, and 4K capture make its free price especially impressive.
Strange Mesa
Spatial Media Toolkit gives ordinary footage a convincing sense of depth with very little effort. It is a practical bridge for creators who do not own a spatial camera.
TACK Entertainment
One of the most immersive animated films we have experienced, with a first-person perspective that makes its vibrant world feel built around you.
Primary
Primary brings news closer through spatial video captured by journalists on the ground, and its strong start leaves us hoping the library grows much larger.
Gracia
One of the clearest examples of what Vision Pro can do: real moving scenes you can walk around and view from any angle.
Explore POV
Incredible immersive journeys from around the world, backed by a library that keeps getting broader and better.
Adobe
Premiere makes spatial clips and depth-based text surprisingly approachable, even if it is not yet a full replacement for a desktop editor.
Apple
Spatial Gallery promises a simpler way to discover Apple’s growing spatial photo and video collection. We like the direction, but our notes do not yet support a final rating for the experience itself.
Adam Roszyk
Convert standard photos into explorable point clouds or Gaussian splats.