I built a real-life visionOS app prototype using frosted glass to pitch to a potential client. It took months of work and countless attempts, and since I didn’t get a response, I figured I’d at least share it with you 😄

Exciting news! I’ve partnered with my favourite Vision Pro app, OmniCards, to launch MindJudge—a free card game to spark fun and unique conversations and to get to know each other.

Players answer questions with three options (A, B, or C) while an ABC-Card determines the answer you’re aiming for.

The reason my new “PerSanta” is so fascinating to me is that I initially thought the fake beard would look terrible. But with the Persona, it actually doesn’t look bad at all. It’s as if the scan re-rendered the beard to appear more realistically attached to my face, with better gravity for the hair

What will the future hold for AR? With 30 Concepts I explored what Spatial Computing with the Apple Vision Pro could look like once all of our favorite apps have arrived on this new platform. Plus some new ones.

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I often think back to the early days of iOS, when it was a newborn platform and people were experimenting and showcasing the possibilities of the new technology. These apps, while fun and playful, laid the foundation for making the technology less “geeky” and more accessible to the mainstream.

Apple AirFrames? 👀🥽 Almost 3 years ago, long before the announcement of the Vision Pro I already thought a lot about where Apple might take this. When I was invited to be a guest on Adobe Live, I wanted to explore how the iPhone experience could be enhanced through glasses someday. #VisionPro