Interval
Interval is a timelapse and interval photography utility for macOS that automates the capture of still images at regular intervals. It is designed for photographers and videographers who need to create timelapse sequences, document time-lapse processes (such as construction, plant growth, or event documentation), or capture images for stop-motion animation. The app typically controls the camera via USB or wireless connection and manages the timing, frame count, and export of captured images into a sequence suitable for assembly into video.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about Interval's development status or whether a native Apple Silicon build exists. Given the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2 from macOS, it is important to verify the situation now rather than wait. If you actively rely on this app, contact the developer (Fabio Policarpo) directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is available or planned. You can also check the developer's website or GitHub repository if one exists to look for recent release notes mentioning Apple Silicon or Universal Binary support. If the developer is no longer active or has abandoned the project, consider moving your timelapse workflow to actively maintained alternatives such as gPhoto2 (command-line, free, supports many cameras), Helicon Remote (commercial, feature-rich), or your camera's own companion software if it offers timelapse capabilities. Acting soon gives you time to test any migration before macOS 28 ships in September 2028.
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