It’s a web browser application… But with a subscription fee. I tried it a bit during the free trial, but the problem is it wasn’t very good, but I’m unable to open it again and try it with subsequent updates because I’ve already used the free trial. This would have to be absolutely incredible to justify a subscription fee and it may be possible that’s it becomes incredible, but I wouldn’t know because I’m not going to pay for the subscription just to try it out again.Update: The pricing now reflects about two dollars USD for a month. There is also an option for a year and a lifetime option with no subscription for about the price of two years. I think this is reasonable. I will probably just bounce in here and try it out for the two dollars for the month since it’s so impossibly hard to use gaze tracking alone on many websites with Safari. keep up the great work on this.

I tried, and loved, this app when it first came out about a year ago. However, I do not like subscribing to pieces of software that I plan to use forever. Thus, I reluctantly stopped using it at the end of my trial. And have been bumbling along watching things directly in the browser. I saw in the App Store that there is now an option to purchase a lifetime pass for Lens. I immediately downloaded the app and purchased the lifetime pass. $30 is a great price for all that this app delivers! Thanks for making this option available.

This would be the perfect app if I was able to add Netflix but it’s not their fault. Netflix just doesn’t want to play nice with anybody else. I’m about to cancel them anyway. So far, I am enjoying the ability to stream other apps easily and simultaneously. Before I was using the browser and it was a pain. Thank you for building this app!

I really like this app. While a lot of us wait for other apps to be written and development continues on the Vision Pro, it’s great to have a browser that allows watching a lot of content. Keep up the great work.