When you read this line in the press release, you can certainly see 100 Apple VR users in a virtual space using Freeform. The app’s purpose was laid out in Apple’s press release in December (opens in new tab) when it was released - it’s an infinite canvas built on collaboration, especially when it supports up to 100 users. While I’m not expecting to be viewing a document in VR, I can definitely see myself and some friends brainstorming a trip in the Summer with videos and photos all around us as we try to use Apple Maps to create a route of how to get to the hotel.įreeform feels made for VR because of all of the above - for collaboration with the VR headset, to make sure that you don’t feel alone when you use it and wear it in your home. Collaboration is something that Apple prides itself on with its apps and features, such as SharePlay and its iWork suite of Pages, Numbers, and Sheets.
Freeform is a great app that I use almost every week, and if you do a lot of planning and brainstorming, there’s no better app from Apple that can help you with that, whether that’s on iPhone, iPad, or Mac.Īgain, it feels like it was made with VR in mind, from the multiple boards you can create and share, to inserting photos and videos through iCloud.
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