Apple silicon, racked and remote
A dedicated M4 or M4 Pro Mac mini in our datacenter, reachable over SSH and Screen Sharing from anywhere. No machine humming under a desk, no laptop pinned to a build queue, no waiting for the one person who has the Mac.
The hardware
Every plan is one physical Mac mini assigned to you alone — not a slice of one, not a container on shared silicon. What the chip can do, you get all of.
M4
A dedicated build machine for a small team or a single CI runner.
Pricing on request
M4
Room for simulators, a local database, and a build running at once.
Pricing on request
M4 Pro
More CPU cores where build time is the thing you are actually buying.
Pricing on request
M4 Pro
The fleet machine — several runners, or one very large project.
Pricing on request
What people run on them
Apple's toolchain does not run anywhere else. If your product ships to an Apple platform, somewhere in your pipeline there has to be macOS — the only question is whether it is a machine you babysit or one you rent.
Xcode, Simulator, Swift, and the full Apple SDK on hardware that is always on. Connect over Screen Sharing and work as if the machine were in front of you.
Register it as a self-hosted runner for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or Bitrise. Dedicated hardware means build times you can predict rather than queue times you cannot.
Run your test suite against the macOS versions you actually support, and drive simulators for the iPhone and iPad models your users are on.
React Native, Flutter, Electron, and Unity all need a Mac to produce an Apple build. One hosted mini unblocks a team that otherwise develops on Windows or Linux.
Keep codesigning and notarisation on one controlled machine with your certificates in its keychain, instead of scattered across personal laptops.
A distributed team can share one always-on Mac rather than shipping hardware to each contractor — and you keep the machine when they move on.
Getting in
Provisioned, credentials issued, and yours — the same day in most cases.
Your mini is set up with the macOS version you ask for, a user account, and network access. You get its address and credentials.
Remote Login is enabled, so builds, package installs, and CI agent registration all work from your terminal or your pipeline exactly as they would locally.
Xcode, Simulator, and anything else that needs a GUI run over a graphical session. Any standard VNC client works, and macOS Screen Sharing connects natively.
Register it as a self-hosted runner and your Apple builds stop waiting on a shared queue. It stays online whether or not anyone is logged in.
Need a specific macOS version, a clean reinstall between projects, or several machines on the same private network? Ask — all three are routine.
Plenty of teams do, and then discover what the hardware was the cheap part of.
Datacenter power, cooling, and network instead of an office socket and the building's internet. Nobody has to be in the office to reboot it after a power cut.
A static address on a 1 Gbps port, reachable from your CI provider and your team. No dynamic IP, no port forwarding through an office router, no VPN hacks.
Apple silicon moves fast. Renting means moving to the next generation when it matters rather than writing off a machine you bought two years ago.
Certificates live on a machine in a datacenter with monitored access, not on a laptop that travels through airports.
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Real hardware. Each plan is one physical Mac mini dedicated to you — no other customer is on it, and nothing is virtualised. That is both an Apple licensing matter and the reason build times are consistent.
SSH for anything scripted, and Screen Sharing or any standard VNC client for the graphical desktop where Xcode and Simulator live. Both are available from the moment the machine is handed over.
Tell us what you need and we install it, within what the M4 hardware supports. If you need to move between versions later, or want a clean reinstall between projects, open a ticket and we will schedule it.
That is what most customers do. Register it as a self-hosted runner for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or anything else that supports one — the machine stays online continuously, whether or not anyone is logged in.
Yes. Fleets are common for teams running parallel builds, and machines can be placed on the same private network so they can reach each other. Talk to us and we will size it with you.
Yes — it is your machine for the term of the rental. Install what you need, configure it how you like.
The machine is securely wiped before it is issued to anyone else. Take a backup of anything you want to keep before the final day, or ask us and we will arrange a handover window.
A dedicated M4 or M4 Pro, on a real network, reachable from anywhere — and available today rather than after a purchase order.