ServeUp

We could not find reliable information about ServeUp's current Apple Silicon support status or development status. The lack of public search results suggests the app may be niche, relatively unknown, or no longer actively developed. Before relying on this app, you should contact the developer directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or is planned. This is important because macOS 28 is arriving in September 2028, at which point Apple will remove Rosetta 2 entirely — an Intel-only build will stop launching on that release, and you will need a native version or an alternative to continue using the app. In the meantime, you can confirm what you have by opening System Information, selecting the app, and checking whether it shows as arm64 native or x86_64 Intel. If it is Intel-only and the developer is unresponsive or the project appears abandoned, consider switching to a maintained alternative like Python's built-in http.server module, Node.js http-server, or a more feature-rich option like Caddy or nginx.