Locator
Locator is a macOS utility app that helps users find and manage files on their system. Based on the bundle identifier and name, it appears to function as a file search or location tool, likely providing quick access to files and folders through a streamlined interface. The app targets Mac users who need an alternative to Spotlight or other system search tools.
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1 suggestionLittle public information is available about Locator — no search results were found and the app does not appear to be widely documented online. If you rely on this app, the most reliable way to determine your path forward is to contact the developer directly at the email or support contact associated with the bundle ID (me.onekerato.*) and ask whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or is planned. This is important because Intel-only apps will stop launching entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028). In the meantime, Locator continues to run under Rosetta on your current Mac, so there is no immediate action required — but you should reach out to the developer soon to understand their roadmap. If the developer is unresponsive or has abandoned the project, you may want to explore native macOS search tools as a contingency; the Mac App Store and third-party utilities like Alfred or LaunchBar offer full-featured file-finding alternatives that run natively on Apple Silicon.
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