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Workspaces

com.apptorium.Workspaces · Productivity · v1.5.1
Intel Only 2 devices · 37.1 MB · Impact: 40/100
About This App

Workspaces is a productivity app for macOS that helps users organise applications, files, folders and resources into separate workspace groups or project bundles. It acts as a launcher and organiser, allowing users to quickly switch between curated sets of apps and files relevant to specific tasks or workflows. The app is particularly useful for people juggling multiple projects, contexts or roles who want to reduce visual clutter and improve focus by grouping related resources together. Users can create custom workspaces, assign apps and folders to each one, and launch entire project contexts with a single click rather than hunting through the Applications folder or Finder.

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v1.5.1

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The search results show that Workspaces version 2.0.3 (build 96) was compiled against macOS 11.0 and contains both 32-bit and 64-bit code structures in its Info.plist, with the 64-bit executable targeting x86-64 architecture (cputype 7). This indicates the current release is Intel-only and does not include an Apple Silicon native build. The vendor, Apptorium, does not appear in recent search results as having released a native Apple Silicon version, and there is no clear evidence of active development or a native build in beta. Given that we are now in May 2026 with only 28 months until Apple removes Rosetta 2 in September 2028, you should contact Apptorium directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned. Visit apptorium.com and reach out through their support channel or check for updates via the in-app update mechanism (SUFeedURL points to apptorium.com/updates/workspaces). If the vendor confirms they are actively working on a native version, wait for that release. If they indicate no plans exist, you will need to identify an alternative workspace/project launcher that runs natively on Apple Silicon, as the Intel build will cease to function on macOS 28.