InfinitumView begins with bringing the screens you control into Apple Vision Pro. We are building toward a private, dependable way for more of your devices to share, view, and control screens together.
This public roadmap stays intentionally high level. Detailed availability always lives in the app catalog.
Now
Make the first connection great.
Finish and strengthen sharing between Vision Pro, Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Simpler secure pairing
More reliable picture, rotation, and audio
Clearer connection health and troubleshooting
Better permission and reconnection guidance
Next
Connect more of your devices.
Expand beyond one headset and let supported computers, phones, and tablets take the roles their platforms allow.
More computer and mobile platforms
Send to supported screens beyond Vision Pro
Multiple screens and saved layouts, including one wired source alongside several wireless devices
Look, pinch, gesture, keyboard, trackpad, and controller options where supported
Later
Take your screens farther.
Build optional ways to reach trusted devices outside your local network and bring InfinitumView to more places.
Optional remote connections
Guest and trusted-device access
Living-room and browser viewing
More gaming and capture-device routes
Exploring
New ways to work, play, and present.
Research that may become part of the roadmap after privacy, platform, and real-device testing.
Additional spatial displays
Advanced hand and presentation controls
Creator, classroom, and team experiences
Managed receivers and embedded displays
Vision Pro interaction
Look and pinch—not an eye-tracking history.
InfinitumView plans to use system-provided gaze and gesture interactions for supported controls without creating or transmitting a continuous record of where you look. Sensitive hand capabilities will require clear permission and accessible alternatives.
Items can change after privacy review, platform review, testing, or third-party requirements. A feature is available only when the app catalog provides a real download and labels it available.
The Plans page includes the cross-device model, connection paths, proposed purchase options, spatial controls, organization features, and complete platform direction.
Local Standard Photo and conventional video are included in the approved Vision Pro update. 360° panoramic photos, metadata-based 180°/360° video, spatial video and direct HTTPS/HLS video remain development-only.
Planned
Build the library around it.
Dedicated 180° still photos, raw stereo controls, persistent libraries, metadata, subtitles and a personal 360° environment around an HDMI/UVC game screen have separate implementation and testing work.