Eplist
Eplist is a lightweight utility for Mac developers that converts Excel spreadsheets into property list (.plist) format, a standard configuration and data file format used throughout macOS and iOS development. It is designed to help developers quickly transform tabular data from Excel into the XML or binary plist formats that Xcode and other Apple tools consume, avoiding manual plist editing for large datasets. The app targets small teams and solo developers who need to integrate spreadsheet data into their Xcode projects without writing custom conversion scripts.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about Eplist in available search results, so we cannot confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or whether the app is still actively maintained. Given that you are now less than 28 months from the macOS 28 release in September 2028 — when Apple removes Rosetta 2 entirely — you should contact the developer directly to ask: (1) whether a native Apple Silicon build is available, (2) whether one is planned, and (3) what the timeline is. If the developer is no longer active or cannot provide a clear answer, consider evaluating alternative plist-generation tools or workflows. Many developers now use scripting languages like Python or Swift command-line tools to generate plist files programmatically, which avoids dependency on a single desktop utility. If you find the app is abandoned or no native build is forthcoming, switching to a script-based or built-in macOS approach sooner rather than later will give you more time to validate the workflow before Rosetta 2 is removed.
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