The clock is running on DYMO's Mac software.
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Now
DYMO marks its older Mac software obsolete.
DYMO Label v8 carries DYMO's own note: "This software version is obsolete."
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macOS 27
Even DYMO Connect leans on Rosetta.
DYMO says its current Mac app relies on Rosetta on Apple Silicon Macs, which now has to be installed by hand.
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macOS 28 · 2027
Apple phases Rosetta out.
From macOS 28, Apple keeps Rosetta only for certain older games, and DYMO says its older drivers don't work on Apple Silicon without it.
Sources: Apple, DYMO
And DYMO Connect, the replacement, is clunky for everyday labels. Peel is built to fix that.
A label designer that feels like a Mac app.
Only what works in the current build is listed here.
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Type right on the label
Drag things into place with guides, and undo anything.
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Native for Apple Silicon
Built for Apple Silicon Macs. No Rosetta needed.
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Barcodes included
Add barcodes to any label, at no extra cost.
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Labels from a spreadsheet
One label per row of a CSV, names and addresses filled in.
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Dates and serial numbers
Today's date, or a number that counts up as you print.
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"I'm testing printer by printer and won't claim support for a model until I've printed on it."
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