Apple's $3,500 face computer has been out for a minute and everyone was like "cool toy, where's the actual stuff to do?" Well bestie, the apps finally pulled up and it's giving main character energy. 🥽✨ Developers have been cooking in the Vision Pro kitchen and the menu is lowkey unhinged.
We're talking spatial versions of your fave apps that make flat screens look prehistoric.
First up, the entertainment girlies are eating.
You can now watch movies on what feels like a massive virtual screen floating in your living room, and streaming apps have been dropping spatial updates left and right.
It's like IMAX but you're in pajamas and nobody's judging you for crying at the sad part.
No notes. 🍿 Then there's the productivity crowd, aka the LinkedIn warriors.
Apps are now letting you pin multiple windows around your actual room like you're some tech wizard running a mission control.
Spreadsheets floating to your left, Slack to your right, and your actual desk collecting dust because who needs it.
Remote workers are literally living in the future and honestly?
Spatial games are doing things flat screens physically cannot, and indie devs are going feral with the possibilities.
Some of these experiences feel like stepping inside a video game instead of just staring at one.
Not everything lands, but when it hits, it HITS. 🎮 And can we talk about the weird stuff?
There are apps for meditation in fake forests, apps that turn your room into an art gallery, even apps that let you hang with virtual pets.
Some of it is genuinely cool, some of it is straight-up brainrot, and I respect both equally.
The Vision Pro still costs more than most people's rent, and not every app is a banger.
Some feel like tech demos that escaped the lab before they were ready.
If you already own one, the app wave is genuinely exciting and worth exploring.
If you don't, this is the "wait for Gen 2" era, no cap.
The bigger vibe here is that developers are finally treating spatial computing like a real platform instead of a gimmick.
That shift matters way more than any single app.
When creatives start building for a new medium, that's when things get interesting. **The Verdict:** The Vision Pro app scene went from crickets to chaos in a good way.
It's still a rich person's playground for now, but the creativity on display is genuinely wild.
Final Thoughts
Give it a year and this could be the moment we look back on as when face computers got real. 👀