If you have a Mac with Apple Silicon, you have the ability to run the Tapestry iOS app. The app runs in an emulation mode where you get a resizable iPad app. This app is not a native and has some rough edges.

Generally, the emulation works well but here are some things to watch out for:

• By default, links open in Tapestry, so you'll see a "Link opened in Safari" a lot. You can avoid this dialog by using Settings > Behavior > Open Links and choosing "Safari".
• Sharing is buggy and can crash the emulation (it's an Apple bug). We recommend installing Shareful if you want to copy images, share links, etc.
• There is no keyboard navigation in the timeline, media viewer, etc. This is the part that bugs us the most, and we tried to fix it, and we failed.
• Dropdown menus, such as the timeline menu, look a lot different and are missing some styling, but they work OK.
• Tapestry can't open links to the App Store (like sponsored ads) because it uses SKStoreProductViewController which only works on iOS 
• The timeline marker only updates when the app is hidden, not when the window moves behind another. If you want to sync the marker, use Cmd-H.
• Popup panels for ALT text are drawn incorrectly. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do about that.
• The custom app icons from iOS won't set correctly on macOS. Yay Catalyst!