MacOS changes for Intel-based apps with Apple silicon

Recently, some customers running macOS Tahoe are seeing a message on their system when launching Intel apps, like Moneydance. The message states that Moneydance will no longer work in a future release of MacOS.

The exact message states -

Support Ending for Intel-based Apps
This version of Moneydance will not open in a future release of macOS.
Learn how to update to an Apple silicon version.

Moneydance 2023 and newer versions of the program are 'Universal'.
This means the program was written for both Apple and Intel chips.
These versions will continue to work when macOS 28 arrives.

Moneydance 2022 and older versions of the program were written for 'Intel' only.
Unfortunately, you'll need to upgrade if you're using Moneydance 2022 or an older version.

If you are unsure which versions of the program your license key is valid for use with, you can contact the support team by creating a private discussion here or by emailing support@infinitekind.com.

If an upgrade is required, you should do this before you update your system to macOS 28.

MacOS 28 is planned to be released in September 2028, so you have plenty of time. 

If you are an existing customer, you can redeem a significant discount when upgrading.
To do this, enter your existing license key into the "Upgrading" field at the bottom right of this page. Click the link that's generated, and you'll be taken to the purchase page with the discount already applied.

After purchasing, you'll be sent a new license key via email.

Then you can download the latest version of Moneydance from this page.

You can read more about the changes Apple are implementing on their website here -
https://support.apple.com/en-au/102527