This marks our first release that's publicly available on the visionOS App Store! 🎉

We are excited to have you check it out here.

This build refines how courses are organized and stored. The course structure has been reorganized to include distinct Custom and Featured directories, creating a clearer separation between user-generated and curated content. Existing courses are automatically migrated from the legacy directory into their appropriate new locations based on course type, ensuring a cleaner and more consistent file structure going forward.

This build strengthens authentication and workflow automation. The login page now integrates directly with organizations, making it easier for users to connect their accounts to the right workspace. Authentication has been upgraded with the use of a live environment token for Stytch, improving security and reliability. In addition, the auto-builder now posts updates to Slack, streamlining visibility and communication internally around new builds.

This build expands personalization, admin controls, and formatting options while polishing the Properties Panel and stage management. Logged-in users can now access and update their personal information, including their names. Admins gain access to organization details such as name, slug, members, and verified domain, with the ability to edit organization names and slugs. Text elements now support richer formatting — fonts, sizes, bold/italic/underline/strikethrough, and alignment controls — while video elements gain playback options like play, pause, fast-forward, rewind, volume, and looping, all adjustable in the Properties Panel. Lessons are easier to manage as well, with stage rearranging available via long-press on a Stage Tile.

Enhancements include audio files added to Addressables for better loading, smarter “pill” representations in the Properties Panel, and dotted arrows with animations on slider controls for greater usability. Rotation values have been simplified by removing dropdown options, and the Properties Panel now integrates thumbnails for default object and media types. Under the hood, ObjectState has been refactored to ElementType and MediaType across Swift and Unity. Finally, the Stage Tile list now bleeds to the edge of the Lesson Component, giving the layout a cleaner, roomier look.

This build adds guided learning, a new authentication flow, and expanded organizational support. A Holos Tutorial Course and a Marshall Tutorial Course are now available to help users quickly understand platform features. The login system has been redesigned with a new page that supports email magic links, Google OAuth, and logout, while users can now join or create organizations directly in the app.

Enhancements include proper handling of media element orientations upon import, a text overlay to guide users on stage reticle position, and text element dimension saving for more consistent layouts. The Properties Panel animator UI has been refactored for smoother use, and AR plane components now enable and disable correctly for more reliable spatial interactions.