The flagship shelf. Few and heavy.
Apple's Liquid Glass, except it runs back to iOS 13 and every knob is yours. One line on a SwiftUI view and whatever sits behind it bends and blurs like the real thing, tuned however you want it.
Understand an ARM64 binary you don't have the source for. iris decodes machine code into what each instruction actually does to registers and memory, so you can trace a crash or build a decompiler without working out every effect by hand.
Point a camera at something and get back a 3D model of it. Parallax reconstructs accurate geometry from ordinary photos, without the fragility that makes most photogrammetry give up halfway.
In development, expected late 2026.
Reach into a live quantum state and shape it by hand. Quantum Studio holds your whole research campaign in one native macOS project, every circuit, run, and result reproducible for years, and it answers the instant you move instead of making you rerun a notebook cell.
In development, expected late 2026.
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