Welcome to this week's edition of our newsletter.

Last week, we teased K.I.T.E. UX, a benchmark tool that aims to make spatial ergonomics more measurable, comparable, and actionable, promising more details soon.

This week, we’re excited to finally share that the first version is online and you can explore it here:

K.I.T.E. UX — Prototypes that fly into space.

K.I.T.E. UX — The lightest way to design in XR space. Prototypes that fly into space. Benchmark ergonomics in 2 minutes. Zero build overhead.

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This Week

This week we have covered App Intents, AI and visionOS.

Sharing content among apps using AppEntity and Transferable protocol

Antonella explains how to share structured content across apps in SwiftUI using AppEntity and the Transferable protocol showing how to define shareable data models, export them, and let users transfer content between your app and others.

Sharing content among apps using AppEntity and Transferable protocol

Learn how to make content in your app shareable across apps using AppEntity and Transferable.

Create with SwiftAntonella Giugliano

Branding with AI: Superpowers for Indie Creators

Giselle reflects on how indie creators can use AI as a creative partner to strengthen branding helping maintain consistency, amplify their voice, and create more meaningful, memorable products.

Branding with AI: Superpowers for Indie Creators

Build products that are not only functional but meaningful. Not only efficient, but expressive. Not only usable, but intentional.

Create with SwiftGiselle Katics

Solid Interfaces for visionOS: Widgets and Cognitive Space in Spatial Computing

Francesco introduces a cognitive grammar for spatial interfaces in visionOS and WebXR, presents the Proxemic Scaling Framework and Cognitive Tensegrity, and demonstrates how these principles are operationalized through K.I.T.E. UX.

Solid Interfaces for visionOS: Widgets and Cognitive Space in Spatial Computing

A new grammar for designing Cognitive Spatial Experiences in visionOS and WebXR.

Create with SwiftFrancesco Perchiazzi

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The Community

A Deep Dive into SwiftData migrations

Donny takes you through SwiftData migrations explaining why migrations matter, how model changes affect your data store, and practical strategies for handling schema evolution safely and efficiently in your SwiftUI apps.

A Deep Dive into SwiftData migrations – Donny Wals

SwiftData migrations are one of those things that feel optional… right until you ship an update and real users upgrade with real data on disk. In this post we’ll dig into: By the end of this post you…

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Designing a Scalable App-Wide Theming System in SwiftUI

Sagar shows how to implement app-wide theming in SwiftUI by defining centralized color and style systems, using custom environment keys and extensions so your UI can adapt easily to different themes with consistency.

Designing a Scalable App-Wide Theming System in SwiftUI

Build a scalable app-wide theming system in SwiftUI using EnvironmentKey, EnvironmentValues, and design tokens—with a real production app example.

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Emptiness in SwiftUI

Danny explores how SwiftUI represents and handles emptiness in UI examining types like EmptyView, EmptyModifier, and ContentUnavailableView, when to use them, and how they help you express absent or unavailable content.

Emptiness in SwiftUI

How “Empty” can be designed and accounted for using EmptyView, EmptyModifier, and ContentUnavailableView

Captain SwiftUIDanny Bolella

Biscuit Camera

In photography, composition is everything. The rule of thirds, symmetry, and leading lines all exist to guide the viewer’s eye deciding what they notice first, how their gaze moves, and what emotion the image leaves behind.

Biscuit camera, developed by Daniela, makes composition a playful and essential part of taking a photo, creating an experience that feels simple yet carefully crafted. Instead of cropping later, you start with a shape like a square, a circle, or a custom frame and place it where your eye naturally goes, choosing what belongs inside before you click. A dynamic color samples from the photo background live from the camera feed, filling the space outside the frame in real time and turning composition into a thoughtful, almost romantic gesture, as important as the shot itself.

App Biscuit Camera - App Store

Scarica Biscuit Camera di ARTSVUNI LTD sull’App Store. Visualizza screenshot, valutazioni e recensioni, suggerimenti degli utenti e altri giochi come Biscuit…

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If you’re among the many travelers who want to spend less time worrying about lost or delayed luggage, you’ll be excited about Apple’s new AirTag!
With expanded range, improved Precision Finding, and the enhanced Share Item Location feature that airlines report has helped reduce baggage delays by 26 %, it can make finding your suitcase easier and less stressful on long trips.

Apple introduces new AirTag with expanded range and improved findability

Apple today unveiled the new AirTag, now with an expanded finding range and a louder speaker.

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We can’t wait to see what you will Create with Swift.

See you next week!