Offers many attractive new environments. But unlike the Vision OS environments, the degree of immersion for the app environments is not adjustable. It’s either entirely on or entirely off. I never choose full immersion, as I like to maintain some situational awareness and to see objects on a side table. So all the new environments are worthless to me. And while lighter and darker environments are offered, no choice is offered between a light and dark version of the same environment as in a Vision OS environment.Still, for those interested in full-immersion-only environments, this inexpensive app provides many new choices.

Great concept, but if you can’t use any other apps beats the purpose

However, a couple feature requests: Allow a rotation gesture — seated in my living room, most of the environments open with their main focus behind my head. And for the same reason, a height/tilt option, so that you can look at something other than the sky if you’re reclining a little bit…Finally, a setting to not take over sound at all, so music apps can keep playing while env is running.

The app currently is more of a fully immersive panorama viewer, but does have a lot of nice scenes and decent sounds to accompany them. Clean UI and easy to navigate. At 99 cents I think the app is definitely worth it. Depending on how committed to the app the developer is, I think it has a lot of potential and could be worth $5 plus. Mainly the only thing that I think could make it immediately better without Apple allowing for other apps inside fully immersive spaces is:- A way to add some sense of motion to certain scenes. Like perhaps some sort of visual trick to create the illusion that the water fall is flowing even if it doesn’t look like running water. On the volcano one, maybe some flashing, glowing, gradient overlaying some of the lava veins that could make the environment feel slightly less like a picture.Nice app and I look forward to updates :)