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Universal apps

Some developers make their apps universal for iphone, ipad and imac.

On my mac (m1) they do show up in the list of bought apps for ipad and iphone.

But the list of bought apps suitable for imac is almost empty.

Dm10 and koala are listed but non of the other universal apps.

Is this a software bug or something?

Comments

  • Is the iMac based on Apple Silicon ... ie an M 1/2/3/4 model? If its an older Intel based processor model I most mobile apps won't run and might not be offered in the store.

  • Its with a M1 processor.
    It’s only a few years old.

  • What are some of the other universal apps are you expecting to see that you don't?

  • Lagrange for example.

  • I think korg gadget 3 and cubasis3 were univeral?

  • @Meek3 said:
    I think korg gadget 3 and cubasis3 were univeral?

    Yes both are.

  • wimwim
    edited August 2025

    Lagrange: https://apps.apple.com/app/lagrange-auv3-plug-in-synth/id1479000758

    Gadget 3 is a separate purchase for Mac, available from the Korg App Store rather than the Apple App Store. https://www.korg.com/us/products/software/korg_gadget/

    Cubasis isn't available for Mac.

    You may hear apps referred to as "Universal" but that may mean only for iPhone and iPad. The term became used before the Apple Silicon Macs came along and Apple provided the option for developers to have apps run there.

  • edited August 2025

    @Meek3 said:
    Lagrange for example.

    Lagrange works on my M1

    Seems you looking in the wrong section?

    Nevermind the "app for mac". Go to iphone and ipad apps, then click the cloud

    and then it will install

  • @H34rtc0r3 said:

    @Meek3 said:
    Lagrange for example.

    Lagrange works on my M1

    Seems you looking in the wrong section?

    Nevermind the "app for mac". Go to iphone and ipad apps, then click the cloud

    and then it will install

    Yes, that works.
    Gonna try it with the other apps too.
    Who knows……. 🧐

  • Working fine on an M1 MacBook.

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