visionOS App Store Now on Web: Check out New XR Apps From Apple Without the Headset

Checking out the apps on Vision Pro no longer requires a headset, as Apple makes the visionOS App Store available on the web for everyone to access.

Through this availability, interested users may be able to go 'window shopping' for the possible experiences available on the Vision Pro headset, exploring more of the possibilities to get for the mixed-reality headset.

In this new platform, Apple offers users an expectation of what they may receive or access for the wearable headset, having a similar experience on the regular App Store platforms on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more.

visionOS App Store Now Available on the Web to Access

Heads up, all Vision Pro aspiring owners, in addition to testing the spatial computer headset from Apple in-stores, may now also look into the apps available on the wearable platform via the visionOS App Store, accessible on the web.

9to5 Mac shared this recent spotting of the visionOS App Store, offering a similar experience on the web available to the likes of iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TV's e-commerce marketplace.

The App Store's renowned tabs offer insights on the latest or trending apps available for the Vision Pro headset alongside new stories from developers and editors that spotlight more experiences.

Through this, users may get more ideas and expectations for the wearable before weighing in to buy the $3,500 Vision Pro from the company.

Check out New Mixed-Reality Apps for Vision Pro

Like the regular App Store, Vision Pro's dedicated platform offers various tabs that center on the Trending apps or the week's popular software to download.

It also allows users to browse apps by category, including entertainment, education, business, and games available on Spatial Vision.

Moreover, it also lists the iPhone and iPad apps available to download on the Vision Pro, focusing on the headset's ported versions.

Apple Arcade also gets a spotlight on the visionOS App Store, which details more of the games available under its subscription.

Apple's Vision Pro and its XR Experience

Apple created the Vision Pro to mix real life with an augmented experience that also features virtual elements. However, this set a dangerous trend among users, precedenting risky use of the headset with unconventional experiences.

The Vision Pro is meant to be used for an immersive experience that blends augmented and virtual realities. Since its initial release last February, more than 600 apps have been available to download.

This also includes games and other experiences centered on entertainment, productivity, and engaging spatial immersion through the pricey headset.

Cupertino's first take on an XR wearable was a success. The company is looking to build more on this experience for the years to come, with its apps leveraging the power of Apple's spatial computer to the world.

The visionOS App Store is an ideal place to start when looking to get the Vision Pro, which would give users an insight into what to expect and experience with the $3,500 headset.