OpenCore Configurator
OpenCore Configurator is a utility for users working with OpenCore, an open-source bootloader used to create Hackintosh systems or to customize the boot process on certain Mac hardware. The tool provides a graphical interface for editing OpenCore configuration files (config.plist), allowing users to set boot parameters, configure SMBIOS (system identity) data, manage kexts (kernel extensions), and tweak low-level firmware settings. It is primarily used by advanced users and hobbyists building or modifying custom macOS installations, particularly on non-Apple hardware or older Apple machines.
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1 suggestionVery little current information is available about OpenCore Configurator's native Apple Silicon support status. The download sources we found are either unreliable aggregators or offline, and there is no clear signal from the vendor's official channels about whether a native build exists. Because this is a highly technical tool used primarily on custom or older hardware, we recommend contacting the developer directly at mackie100projects.altervista.org to confirm whether the app has been updated to run natively on Apple Silicon, or whether it is still Intel-only. If you rely on OpenCore Configurator, it is important to clarify this before September 2028, when Apple removes Rosetta 2 from macOS 28 — an Intel-only build will stop working at that point. In the meantime, the current Intel build continues to run under Rosetta 2 on M-series Macs.
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