Wild Stylus
Wild Stylus is a native Apple Vision Pro app for creating spatial 3D artwork with hands or a Logitech Muse stylus.
Matthew Fisher is a public App Store developer associated with BatRay, DeckSee, and several native Apple Vision Pro creative and camera-monitoring apps.
Wild Stylus is a native Apple Vision Pro app for creating spatial 3D artwork with hands or a Logitech Muse stylus.
URSee is a native Apple Vision Pro live-monitoring app for immersive-camera shoots, including Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive workflows.
UVSee is a native Apple Vision Pro monitoring app for viewing UVC and HDMI camera feeds with framing guides.
Follow View is a native Apple Vision Pro camera-monitoring app that keeps an external camera feed in a head-tracked floating display.
LindenVR is a native Apple Vision Pro spatial creation app for growing procedural plants and exporting them as USDZ.
R5See is a native Apple Vision Pro live-monitoring app for Canon R5C dual-fisheye immersive footage.
Raffle Wheel VR is a native Apple Vision Pro spatial raffle and random-selection app.
DeckSee turns Apple Vision Pro into a wall of live production monitors, displaying locally streamed camera feeds from DeckSee Streamer on a Mac as floating panels.
The BatRay battery monitor was designed for the Vision Pro to add customizable widget views, intelligent estimates, and real-time power insights. BatRay brings essential battery information to your spatial computing experience with 4 separate widget sizes...
Spatial Insider reported that URSee provides live monitoring of Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera feeds inside Apple Vision Pro through wired capture or a Mac streamer.
Matthew Fisher released DeckSee for Apple Vision Pro, a native app that presents live camera feeds from a local Mac-based streamer as floating production-monitor panels.
Matthew Fisher lists BatRay on the App Store as a native Apple Vision Pro app in the Utilities category.