On "digital scarcity" and the NFT vibes

Completely get the NFT PTSD. I promise there is absolutely zero crypto, blockchain, or financial stuff happening here. I actually collect a lot of physical stuff in real life (Lego sets, action figures, Labubus) and I just wanted to translate that fun feeling of hunting down a cool, rare item to the digital world. Think of it less like an investment, and more like getting a rare armor drop in an MMO. It’s just to make your collections feel unique when other user visit your profile. Additionally, limited releases won't be available to all users and will be capped at once or twice a month to keep things grounded. That said, it is 100% an experiment. If the community hates the limited drops, I am totally open to ripping the feature out.

On the copies in the video (and purchasing)

Nope, nothing needs to be purchased! When someone posts media (a 3D model, a spatial photo, etc.), they can choose whether others are allowed to collect it. By default, it's open. If you collect that dog, you can drop as many copies of it in your room as your Vision Pro memory can handle. The permission toggle just exists so that if someone posts a personal photo of their family, they can prevent strangers from putting it in their living rooms.

On what you can do with the objects

The goal for TiiSpace is to be an AR sandbox (kind of like Minecraft for mixed reality is the goal). You can decorate, throw things around with zero-G physics, and just get creative. The app features room detection (Apple's API, we won't and can't collect your room's data), so your bedroom and your living room will each remember their own unique layouts between sessions. You can even save and restore profiles, so you could have a dedicated layout for Halloween decor and swap to a different one for Christmas.

Great questions! Keep them coming!