METHODOLOGY
How compatibility is verified
Compatibility is recorded for one app on one or more explicitly named platforms. Support on one ARM platform is never used to infer support on every ARM platform.
Official
The software vendor, project documentation, official repository, release notes, or official image registry explicitly supports the platform.
Tested
ARM App Index or a reliable tester ran the stated software version in the stated environment and supplied reproducible evidence.
Automated
A machine check found a platform artifact such as an ARM64 release binary or container manifest. Automated does not mean the software was launched or tested.
Community
A sourced community report describes the result. It is reviewed before publication but is not treated as Official or Tested.
Unknown
There is not enough evidence. Unknown does not mean Unsupported.
Evidence rules
- Every published claim includes a software version or version scope, platform, source, and verification date.
- Official sources are preferred; credible community sources are labeled clearly.
- Reports are reviewed before publication and never become Tested automatically.
- Automated artifact detection is always labeled Automated, never Tested.