Uniflash
UniFlash is a specialized software programming tool developed by Texas Instruments (TI) for flashing firmware onto TI microcontrollers, wireless connectivity devices, and processors. It's primarily used by embedded systems developers, engineers, and hardware enthusiasts who work with TI's MCU and processor products. The tool provides both a graphical user interface and command-line options for programming on-chip flash memory and external flash storage. UniFlash is essential for developers working on IoT devices, wireless applications, and embedded systems that use TI silicon, offering features like device programming, verification, and debugging capabilities.
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1 suggestionBased on the search results, TI UniFlash appears to be actively maintained by Texas Instruments with recent versions available (the latest being 9.4.1 as of January 2026). However, there's no clear indication that TI has released a native Apple Silicon version of UniFlash yet. Since this is specialized hardware programming software from a major semiconductor company, it's likely that TI will eventually provide Apple Silicon support given the continued development of the tool. I recommend checking TI's official download page periodically for updates, as they may release a native version without much fanfare. You can also try installing it via Homebrew using 'brew install --cask uniflash' to see if a newer version with Apple Silicon support becomes available.
Native version · Reported by in the community.
This app may have been updated to a native build — device(s) no longer report it as Intel-only, but no explicit confirmation has been received.
Sighting data is community-sourced — version availability and pricing should be verified with the developer.
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