Here’s a project worth checking out in this context: GitHub - holgerkrupp/Scan: ScanSnap S1500M App for macOS26+ · GitHub
The Xcode project explicitly sets EXCLUDED_ARCHS = x86_64, so it builds only for arm64.
On an M-series Mac you do not need Rosetta.
- Requirements
- Apple Silicon Mac
- Latest Xcode
- Free Apple Developer account (Apple ID)
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/holgerkrupp/Scan.git
cd Scan
- Set up code signing
- Copy the example config:
cp Config/Local.xcconfig.example Config/Local.xcconfig
- Open Config/Local.xcconfig and set your Team ID:
DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = YOUR_TEAM_ID
(Find your Team ID in Xcode → Settings → Accounts)
- Build & run
- Open Scan.xcodeproj in Xcode
- Select the Scan scheme
- Press ⌘R (Run)
The app will launch. Connect your Fujitsu/ScanSnap scanner via USB, create a profile, and start scanning.
Note: Quit ScanSnap Home (or Manager) completely before using this app (its background process locks the USB interface).