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Dylan Russell · Graphics & Design · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

DepthPad is a spatial canvas for Apple Vision Pro. Look where you want to draw, pinch to create. Clean lines on floating planes, layered at different depths, right in your space. Draw on a vertical wall or a flat table. Switch modes with a tap. Layer your work with up to 5 layers — each with its own depth, opacity, and visibility. Rotate your creation in 90-degree snaps to draw and view from every angle. Expand the volume to fill your entire room. Your canvas grows with your ideas. Four brush types give you range: smooth lines, dotted orbs, flowing calligraphy ribbons, and tapered ink pen strokes. Pick from a full color palette that themes your entire workspace to match. Save up to 5 designs and come back to them anytime. Your spatial canvas is always waiting. From the makers of Spatialis — the full-featured spatial drawing studio for Vision Pro. FEATURES: - Draw on vertical or horizontal planes with gaze + pinch - Expand the volume to fill your space — draw as big as you want - Layer drawings at different depths for spatial compositions - 4 brush types: Line, Orb, Calligraphy, Ink Pen - 4 brush sizes with full color palette - Dynamic UI theming — panels match your selected color - 5-layer system with hide, lock, opacity, and depth control - 90-degree rotation to view and draw from any side - 3 grid modes: lines, constellation dots, or hidden - Save and load up to 5 designs - Undo, redo, and clear with full history - Family Sharing included — one purchase for up to 6 family members - Zero data collection. Everything stays on your device. PRICING: - $4.99 one-time purchase. No subscriptions. No ads. Ever. - Family Sharing — one purchase covers your whole family.

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