StartUp
StartUp is a macOS utility for managing launch agents and daemons — the background services and helper processes that automatically start when you log in or boot your Mac. It provides a graphical interface to view, enable, disable, and remove these startup items without needing to edit launchd plists manually. Power users, system administrators, and developers rely on StartUp to reduce startup times, prevent unwanted background services from loading, and troubleshoot system performance issues related to launch items. The app runs in the menu bar and lets you review and control what starts automatically on your system.
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1 suggestionStartUp appears to be a niche utility with limited public information available about its current development status or native Apple Silicon support. The search results provided do not contain information about this app, making it difficult to confirm whether the developer has shipped a native build. Given that you are running this app today under Rosetta 2, and Apple will remove Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028) — approximately 27 months from now — you should contact the developer directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned or already available. Visit the vendor's website (if it exists) or reach out via email to confirm the app's status and roadmap. In the meantime, StartUp continues to function on your current Mac, but it will stop launching entirely after September 2028 if no native version is released. Consider researching alternative system utilities like Amphetamine or Automator scripts as contingency options if the developer does not respond or has abandoned the project.
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