Are there any plans to release an Apple silicon version of the Revo METRO App? Received a notification from Apple to say that in the next version of Mac OS will break support for intel based applications on Apple silicon.
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Hi @Biob
Of course there are plans but right now I can’t share with you more info regarding it .
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Im starting to get worried, the frequency of warnings is increasing about end of support with intel based apps, this includes the metro app.. That break in support will mean my inspire 2 is useless to me.
The break in support won’t be apples fault, the blame will fall to the companies that after 5 years, have not ported their applications to Apple silicon.
Most of the creative industries use Apple, it would be very silly to ignore that.
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Hi @Biob
I suggest you write a letter to customer@revopoint3d.com and express your concern personally for the record , every voice counts.
Revopoint knows about that and work on things but when they planning the release I can’t really tell you as that is not my place to do at this moment.
As a proud owner of a Metro Y Pro, I am starting to get seriously worried. We are heading into September 2026, and there is still no concrete news regarding the transition from the Intel base (via Rosetta 2) to a native Apple Silicon base for macOS.
I run this system on a Mac Studio with an M1 Ultra chip. While the hardware itself is fantastic, it is obvious that the lack of native software optimization is holding back its full performance. It is deeply frustrating that after all this time, we are still relying on Rosetta 2 emulation just to keep things running.
I truly hope the developers do not abandon their Mac customers and that we get good news regarding a full OSX update very soon. The hardware is ready; now the software needs to catch up! 
Hi @Jantje
The team is working on, but his long it take them to finish I can’t tell you at this moment, they still have little time left , and they will not abandon MAC customers for sure.