VirtualBuddy wraps Apple’s Virtualization framework in an actual app — install wizard included — instead of the command-line tooling most Apple Silicon virtualization setups demand. It boots macOS 12 through the current betas, plus ARM Ubuntu Server and Desktop, with shared clipboard, folder sharing, and per-VM CPU, RAM, and display settings you drag into place. Free and open source under BSD-2-Clause; the developer also sells a signed build on Gumroad for anyone who’d rather not compile it.