TidyTag
TidyTag is a file metadata and tagging utility for macOS. Based on the bundle ID and name, it appears to be a tool for organizing files by adding, editing, or managing metadata tags, which is useful for users who want to improve file discoverability and organization without relying solely on folder hierarchies. Such tools are typically used by content creators, researchers, and power users managing large collections of documents, images, or media files.
AI Recommendation
1 suggestionWe could not find substantial information about TidyTag's current development status or native Apple Silicon support — there are no official web results, release notes, or community sightings available. If you rely on this app, we recommend contacting the developer directly (you may find contact information by searching the app's name or checking any documentation that shipped with it) to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned before macOS 28 removes Rosetta 2 support in September 2028. An Intel-only version will stop launching at that point. In the meantime, the app continues to run under Rosetta 2, so there is no immediate urgency if you are on an older macOS. As a backup plan, consider exploring other file tagging and organization tools that are actively maintained and confirmed to run natively on Apple Silicon, such as Finder's built-in tagging (Tags in the sidebar), The Unarchiver for file management, or dedicated metadata editors like ExifTool (command-line) or Phototag (for images specifically).
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