3 posts tagged with "Product Launch"

VPORT now has a public U.S. App Store listing for Apple Vision Pro. That is an important release milestone, and it is also a precise kind of evidence.

A storefront listing proves more than an internal plan or a launch announcement. It does not prove that every region, account, performance, format, or network path will work. This release note separates the facts that are public today from the checks that still happen inside the app and on the headset.

If you are a DJ or a producer in 2026, your link in bio is probably a Linktree page that has not been touched since 2022. A purple gradient. A SoundCloud link that opens in a webview. A Spotify link that opens in a different webview. A booking email that someone copies into their Mail app, types one sentence, then forgets to send. The page works. It also looks like the page worked five years ago, because it did.

We built VPORT for artists who deserve better than that. On July 1, 2026, the VPORT Artist Portal goes live to the public. It is free. It has no ads. It does not upsell you to a Pro tier to remove a watermark from your own URL. We are building it because the link in bio is the most under-served piece of an artist's marketing stack, and because we want to be the company that gets it right.

For decades, our connection to the world’s most electric moments has been confined to a rectangular frame. We have watched history unfold on flat screens, separated from the energy of the crowd and the artistry of the performance by a pane of glass. While the resolution of our displays has increased, the fundamental disconnect remained. We were merely spectators watching a recording.

Today, with the launch of Vport on VisionOS, we dismantle that frame. We are moving from the era of observation into the era of presence. This is not a step forward in video consumption; it is the realization of true digital teleportation.