SystemLogTool
SystemLogTool is a diagnostic and logging utility for macOS developers. Based on its bundle ID and name, it appears to be designed to help developers view, filter, and analyse system logs, kernel messages, and application events — tasks often needed during development, debugging, and troubleshooting. The app likely provides a graphical interface to system log data that would otherwise require terminal access via the log or syslog commands.
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1 suggestionWe could not find public information about SystemLogTool — no vendor website, release notes, or Apple Silicon status appears in search results. Given the bundle ID (com.yourcompany.SystemLogTool), this may be an internal or lesser-known tool. To determine your path forward before macOS 28 removes Rosetta in September 2028, contact the developer directly and ask: Is a native Apple Silicon build available today? If not, is one planned, and if so, when? In the interim, the Intel build continues to work under Rosetta 2 on current macOS releases. For basic system log viewing, Apple's native Console.app (included with macOS) offers core functionality and runs natively on all Macs, so that may serve as a fallback if SystemLogTool cannot be updated.
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