Who it's for

DoesItARM serves three audiences from one dataset. Each reads it a different way.

Mac users and gamers

You’re about to buy, update, or install something and you want to know: will it run on my Apple Silicon Mac, and how well? Use the consumer site — search a title, read the verdict, see alternatives if it won’t run. No account, no API.

Developers and AI agents

You’re building something that needs the answer programmatically — an IDE plugin, an app installer, an “is this compatible?” feature, or an AI assistant answering on a user’s behalf. Query the API for a current, machine-readable Verdict, or wire up the MCP server so an agent can call it directly. The single lookup and search are free.

IT teams and MSPs

You manage a fleet of Macs and the Rosetta 2 removal in macOS 28 (fall 2027) is a hard deadline over thousands of Intel-only apps. You need breadth, monitoring, and a remediation plan — not one lookup at a time. That’s the enterprise readiness product: Apply — Enterprise to scan a fleet against the deadline.

Buyer ≠ user

The person who feels the Rosetta pain (an admin) often isn’t the one who signs for a fleet scan. The enterprise door is free to qualify and routes to a priced pilot — so the admin can start the conversation without a purchase.