Apple today announced that more than 600 apps with built-in VisionOS support will be available on the Vision Pro when the headset goes on sale in the US this Friday.

Entertainment, streaming and sports apps like Disney+, IMAX, Max, MLB, NBA, PGA TOUR, Vision and Red Bull TV are optimized to take full advantage of Vision Pro’s spatial design elements and immersive features. Football fans can also subscribe to MLS Season Pass from the Apple TV app.

For example, Apple says that with the NBA app and NBA League Pass subscription, basketball fans can use the Multi-View feature to watch up to five live or on-demand broadcasts, quickly view real-time stats and scores, and more.

Other applications optimized for Vision Pro include Airmail, Box, CARROT Weather, djay, Fantastical, Facades, J.Crew, JigSpace, Lowe’s, MindNode, MUBI, Navi, Night Sky, Numerics, OmniFocus, OmniPlan, Parcel, PCalc, Sky Guide , Tides, Voyager by ForeFlight, Wayfair, Webex, Zillow, Zoom and many more. Microsoft 365 applications such as Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams and Word also support VisionOS.

Apple Arcade subscribers will have access to a variety of games optimized for Vision Pro, including Super Fruit Ninja, LEGO Builder’s Journey, WHAT THE GOLF?, Cut the Rope 3, Jetpack Joyride 2, Patterned, Illustrated, Wylde Flowers and more.

Additionally, more than one million compatible iOS and iPadOS apps will be automatically available on Vision Pro at launch. Since these apps are not optimized for VisionOS, they will have an iPad-like appearance. For example, compatible programs that can be used in the streaming field include Amazon Prime Video, Paramount + and Peacock. Other compatible apps include Slack, Todoist, Comcast Xfinity, Sling TV, ESPN and more.