Inputs Learn about the various methods people use to control your app or game and enter data. Action button The Action button gives people quick access to their favorite features on supported iPhone and Apple Watch models. Apple Pencil and Scribble Apple Pencil helps make drawing, handwriting, and marking effortless and natural, in addition to performing well as a pointer and UI interaction tool. Camera Control The Camera Control provides direct access to your app’s camera experience. Digital Crown The Digital Crown is an important hardware input for Apple Vision Pro and Apple Watch. Eyes In visionOS, people look at a virtual object to identify it as a target they can interact with. Focus and selection Focus helps people visually confirm the object that their interaction targets. Game controls Precise, intuitive game controls enhance gameplay and can increase a player’s immersion in the game. Gestures A gesture is a physical motion that a person uses to directly affect an object in an app or game on their device. Gyroscope and accelerometer On-device gyroscopes and accelerometers can supply data about a device’s movement in the physical world. Keyboards A physical keyboard can be an essential input device for entering text, playing games, controlling apps, and more. Nearby interactions Nearby interactions support on-device experiences that integrate the presence of people and objects in the nearby environment. Pointing devices People can use a pointing device like a trackpad or mouse to navigate the interface and initiate actions. Remotes The Siri Remote is the primary input method for Apple TV, helping people feel connected to onscreen content from across the room. Next Action button Previous Widgets 129 of 172