Keynote is the only app in the iWork suite that has a native visionOS version currently uploaded to the App Store; it joins the TestFlight app.
At this time (still a couple weeks from launch), none of Apple’s other non-in-box apps have native visionOS versions from what I can see.
(EDIT: Playgrounds looks to be available in iPad compatibility mode. GarageBand, Final Cut Pro, Logic, and iMovie do not appear to be available at all)
@stroughtonsmith Not obvious to me, but thank you for the reply. I didn’t know Mac apps wouldn’t be usable in VisionPro. That changes my hopes for ever using the device.
@stroughtonsmith@wplate It will be interesting to see reactions and comparisons when people can choose between using the Mac / iPad / Vision versions of apps like FCP (although one via virtual display). I’m hoping the “competition” from the remote Mac use cases might put some pressure and sense of direction for the further evolution of the native Vision APIs… 🙏
@wplate@stroughtonsmith I guess I'd have to play around with the iPad version of FCP to see what it can do. My workflows are pretty heavy use though. 🤷🏻
@stroughtonsmith How janky is the iPad compatibility mode? Is it about on par with the iPad's iPhone compatibility mode, or are there some affordances?
Like, when you focus on a text field and you have no BT keyboard attached do you get the visionOS keyboard, or does it show the iPad on-screen keyboard?
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