Step Into Newsletter – March 6, 2026

Two announcements from Step Into Vision, new examples, resources, and a huge list of community updates.

This week on Step Into Vison

First off, we have some big news for you. Step Into Vision LLC was officially founded on Feb 27th, 2026. Prior to this Step Into Vision was owned and operated by Radical Application Development, the consulting company owned by Joseph Simpson. RAD may continue to provide support and infrastructure, but the new company will eventually assume all operational responsibilities. It may seem like a boring step, but it is a vital one in our journey. This new entity will publish Shared Visions and will continue to build the best hub for the Apple Vision Pro community.

We’ve mentioned it a few times over since the beginning of Step Into Vision, but we’re finally launching a podcast. Hosted by Paolo PV, this new show will bring you interviews and discussions from the incredible members of our community. Check out the landing page, listen to the trailer, and get subscribed now so you don’t miss our first episode.

New Example Code:

How to build Synced Window Sets in visionOS. – Learn how to use two simple SwiftUI features to build a set of Windows that can be moved as a group.

How to Open a Grid of Windows in visionOS. – We can open windows placed relative to existing windows, creating custom grid formations.

Shared Visions Updates

Shared Visions Project: Quick Concepts. Introducing the SharedVisionsConcepts Xcode project and repo. We use this project to quickly prototype concepts and ideas for the project.

Video Recap: Community Meeting (February 25, 2026). This meeting we reviewed the story arc and interview questions. We even took time to do a mock interview and share notes on the format. We also started thinking about how to break up the app dev work and how to capture videos from our participants.

Video Recap: Community Meeting (March 4, 2026). Topics include researching Apple hosted assets, implementing video hosting, and finalizing the interview process.

We’re putting the finishing touches on the interview questions and gearing up for the first round of interviews!

From the Community

Resource Library: The Orchestrator Platform by Groove Jones. – If you find yourself doing a lot of demos of Apple Vision Pro apps, then you may want to look into this.

Resource Library: Unreal Engine visionOS Fork by Polyarc. – After two years, Unreal Engine developers and creators finally have a viable path towards visionOS development.

Mike Bundy launched a signup page and a TestFlight for Splatial. Generate stunning 3D environments from text or images. Experience them in mixed reality on Apple Vision Pro.

Paolo Villanueva launched LALO Immersive on iPhone this week, expanding the audience for this incredible music. Work with Matt Fisher and Dan Zeitman on the capturing a new performance, this time using the Blackmagic Design Cine-Immersive.

Speaking of Matt Fisher, check out Stock Spatial, the world’s first dedicated spatial media marketplace.

Waldemar Osmala released Pawmodoro, the cutest productivity boost you’ve seen in a while.

Arman Dzhrahatspanian opened preorders for Sardo. You have to try piloting this adorable robot spider around your room.

Steve Talkowski has been working with the new visionOS Unreal Engine port we mentioned above. He opened a TestFlight for Sketchbot Museum Gallery.

Ivan Campos is looking for testers and feedback for Spatial Terminals. Help shape a spatial-first multi-terminal experience.

Mathew Spendlove just launched a new website to share his visionOS work. Make sure to sign up for the email list so you don’t miss anything. Spatial Moments.

Rohid JETHA launched Party Games. Check out the trailer, it looks like a ton of fun.

Roxana Monica Nagy and Cristian Díaz announced the pubic beta for Preflight. An incredible new tool for inspecting and validating USD files.

Florent Morin will be speaking at Cocoa Heads Paris. Florent is an incredible visionOS developer and CTO of ClearSurgery.

That’s it for this week. We hope to see you at Office Hours. Keep building the future!