Apple’s upcoming iOS 19 is generating buzz, with leaks and rumors suggesting a major design overhaul inspired by visionOS. Recent developments have only fueled this excitement. Designers and developers have been imagining what a revamped iPhone interface might look like. Now, a live, interactive mockup is available via an App Clip.
Created by a developer named Shane and built with Play, this prototype offers a preview of what iOS 19 could look like when Apple unveils it at WWDC 2025.
The mockup features frosted glass-like backgrounds, increased depth, and subtle shadows, evoking the aesthetics of visionOS. Rounded icons, translucent menus, and overall fluidity hint at a seamless transition between Apple devices—iPhones, iPads, Macs, and even the Vision Pro. Though not an official leak, this creative interpretation captures the essence of the design changes expected in iOS 19.
Tech influencers like Jon Prosser and sources like Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman have fueled speculation that iOS 19, alongside macOS 16, could be Apple’s most significant interface upgrade in years. Prosser’s videos, which showcase a new Camera app with floating buttons and innovative lock screen notifications, suggest Apple is refining its user experience. These updates lay the groundwork for a more integrated ecosystem, where switching between devices becomes more intuitive and prepares the way for innovations like foldable iPads or touchscreen Macs.
The interactive mockup lets users explore core features like Settings, Music, and Camera, with the Camera even offering a live preview if permissions are granted. This hands-on approach highlights the potential of iOS 19 and reflects a broader trend in software development toward engaging, immersive experiences.
As WWDC 2025 approaches, both enthusiasts and skeptics are eager to see if Apple can deliver a design that meets high expectations and pushes the boundaries of modern operating systems.
Try the App Clip on your iPhone here.
