Last week, Apple announced its first Macs featuring their own custom processors, which they dub “Apple Silicon.”

I want folks who purchase these new Macs to have the best possible experience with our apps, so I’ve updated all five of Red Sweater’s main apps: MarsEdit, Black Ink, FastScripts, FlexTime, and Clarion, to support the native architecture of these Macs. That means they’ll run at optimal speeds and require no additional resources from the system’s compatibility layers.

Enjoy that Apple Silicon!

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