com.klieme.TMSHelper

TMSHelper is a helper daemon, not a standalone app, so it cannot be updated on its own. It is managed entirely by the parent Klieme application. To update TMSHelper to a native Apple Silicon build (if available), you must update the Klieme product itself. Check your Klieme application for built-in update mechanisms (typically found in the main app's menu under "Check for Updates" or similar), or visit the Klieme vendor site to download the latest version of the parent product. If Klieme does not yet offer a native Apple Silicon build, contact the vendor directly to ask about their Apple Silicon support plans, particularly with the September 2028 deadline for macOS 28 (when Rosetta 2 will no longer be available) approaching.