iSyncr
iSyncr is a utility that syncs music, playlists, podcasts and metadata from iTunes on a Mac to Android devices over WiFi or USB. It allows users to transfer non-DRM content from their iTunes library to Android phones and tablets, preserving song information, ratings, play counts, album art and other metadata. The app works as a companion to iSyncr Desktop (a separate macOS utility) and is primarily used by people who maintain iTunes libraries on Mac but also use Android phones or tablets.
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1 suggestionThe search results show conflicting information: one source describes "iSyncr Desktop" as supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon architectures, but that appears to be a different product (a general file-sync utility) published by a different vendor. The iSyncr you have (com.JRTStudio.iSyncrWiFi) is the iTunes-to-Android music sync tool, and based on the bundle ID and available evidence, there is no confirmation of a native Apple Silicon build. The vendor (JRT Studio) appears to have limited recent visibility. If you still rely on iSyncr to sync music to Android devices, contact the developer directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned or available—this is especially important given that Rosetta 2 will be removed in macOS 28 (September 2028), after which an Intel-only build will stop launching entirely. As a fallback, Apple's native Music app now offers some cloud-sync features via iCloud Music Library, though it does not directly support Android. If you need a more modern iTunes-to-Android solution, look into alternatives like Sync.ME or similar services that maintain active cross-platform support.
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