Drive Genius 3

Drive Genius 3 shows no evidence of a native Apple Silicon build in any of the search results we gathered. The most recent article about the app is from 2013, and the only recent reference (March 2026) is a generic Mac software directory listing with no mention of Apple Silicon support. Prosoft Engineering's own website and any native sightings from our community would be the authoritative sources, but neither appears in the available search results. Because Drive Genius is a low-level disk utility that directly interacts with hardware, it is a category of app where native performance and compatibility are especially important — the Intel build running under Rosetta 2 may exhibit instability or fail to detect certain drive conditions correctly. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in September 2028, you should contact Prosoft Engineering directly now to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned. If the vendor indicates they are not planning to ship a native version, consider migrating to Disk Utility (free, included with macOS and now has improved repair and first-aid features) or DiskSight (a free open-source alternative with native Apple Silicon support for disk analysis and space visualisation). You may also want to keep a recent bootable backup made from a version of Drive Genius that still works, in case you need it before the September 2028 deadline.