Frame Sixty is a software development agency specializing in Apple Vision Pro and spatial computing applications. Based in Clearwater, Florida, the studio ships native visionOS apps including Aquarium Adventures, alongside AR/VR work for iOS and other platforms.
Native visionOS mixed-reality aquarium and ocean-life simulator for Apple Vision Pro. Users build and populate their own underwater environments with tropical fish, sea turtles, jellyfish, sharks, dolphins, and whales, with species fact-sheets and hand-tracked interactions. Offers a Mixed Mode that places sand and decor on real surfaces, an Immersive Mode for a fully underwater room, and a Shared Mode for communal aquarium volumes.
Native visionOS mixed-reality educational app rated 4+ that turns the room into a prehistoric museum. Includes eight animated dinosaurs (T-Rex, Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, and others) with Fossil, Real, Alive, and Control modes plus educational species panels, aimed at kids and family learning.
Native visionOS mixed-reality train simulator rated 4+ for kids and families. Lets users drive four locomotive models across four track environments (including a Western town), controlling speed, direction, horn, and bell with real-world physics in their living space.
AWE announced the 2025 Auggie Award winners at AWE USA 2025 in Long Beach. Frame Sixty's Sign Language Translator for Apple Vision Pro won Best Societal Impact, recognizing a real-time ASL-to-speech-and-text app that leverages Vision Pro's sub-millimeter hand-tracking and gesture recognition. Resolution Games' Spatial Ops, the mixed-reality multiplayer shooter available on Apple Vision Pro, won Best Game or Toy. Now in its 16th year, the Auggies span 19 categories across the XR industry.