Connect to a remote Mac desktop from your local computer to run Xcode, automated builds, and long-running experiments. Each instance is a dedicated physical Mac mini with host resources reserved for you—not shared with other renters and not a virtual machine.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter; current availability is confirmed in real time by the portal.
M4 · 24GB · 512GB SSD
Built for development, automation, and remote access workflows
Your toolchain, dependency cache, project files, and working state stay together on the same physical Mac mini. Choose the right configuration and run interactive development, unattended builds, and long-running experiments in a stable environment.
Use a remote Mac desktop to restore your IDE, simulators, terminal, and project directories. Open a graphical session when you need to inspect the UI, or use SSH for quick repository and script work.
Connect your existing Runner and reuse repository access, Xcode versions, and Fastlane workflows. Builds run directly on a dedicated physical node, making it easier to track caches, signing steps, and failure logs.
Run experiments that require Apple Silicon, unified memory, or the Metal backend. Keep downloads, preprocessing, inference, and result handling on the remote machine to reduce long periods of local computer usage.
Both plans provide a dedicated physical Mac in the cloud and are available by the day, week, month, or quarter. All four nodes offer both configurations; current availability is confirmed in real time by the portal.
For short-term development, single-project builds, remote troubleshooting, and occasional workloads.
For everyday remote development, continuous builds, larger caches, and unified-memory workloads.
Payment is limited to USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All charges are settled in US dollars (USD); available gateways are confirmed by the backend.
GPUMini currently offers 4 nodes in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Run multiple latency tests from your local network, then consider team distribution, source-code location, and automation schedules when choosing a region.
Well suited to Southeast Asian access and a practical starting point for cross-region collaboration and automation.
Well suited to East Asian access and development teams that need stable graphical sessions and continuous builds.
Well suited to Northeast Asian access, remote development, repository sync, and unattended workloads.
Well suited to access from southern China and Southeast Asia while balancing interactive desktops and file transfers.
Typical latency is for initial screening only and does not represent a fixed result for any particular network. Routes, carriers, access methods, and test times all affect real-world performance.
Node services run throughout the year. Status records are aggregated over consecutive time windows to identify connection events and service impact; a user's network, credential actions, project configuration, and force majeure are excluded from platform availability.
The last 90 days are shown as 30 three-day windows. Scope, exclusions, and compensation follow the monthly service credit rules in the service terms.
View service terms and availability rulesGet the node address and credentials from the portal, then use a remote Mac desktop for graphical development, SSH for automation and diagnostics, and file-transfer tools for large files and build artifacts.
$ ssh gpumini@node-jp-04
connected from trusted-device
$ xcodebuild -scheme App archive
▸ Resolving package graph
▸ Compiling sources
▸ Signing App.app
** ARCHIVE SUCCEEDED **
$ fastlane beta
upload queuedThe run view keeps connection details, task stages, and remaining resources together so you can locate failures by stage.
Save connection details on your local computer, verify the node host, and open the macOS graphical interface. Temporarily disconnecting the desktop session does not automatically stop builds, downloads, or experiments running on the cloud Mac.
Confirm the configuration and node, place your order, wait for initialization, and verify the connection. Actual timing depends on the portal status, with a checkable result at every step.
Choose one of GPUMini M4 Core and GPUMini M4 Plus, then confirm memory, storage, rental term, and node.
Review the plan, term, and amount, select an available payment gateway, and submit your order.
The portal prepares the physical Mac mini, host details, and credentials needed for the first connection.
Check the system time and disk space, verify SSH or the remote desktop, and run a test command.
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Confirm resource allocation, node selection, and payment scope first. You can search the help center for connection, build, network, and billing questions.
Yes. Every instance corresponds to a dedicated physical Mac mini. Its host computing resources are not shared with other renters, and the service is not delivered as a virtual machine. Project directories, dependency caches, and running workloads remain in that node environment.
Use the remote Mac desktop for Xcode, simulators, and graphical interfaces; use SSH for scripts, logs, and long-running jobs; and use compatible file-transfer tools for syncing assets, build artifacts, and larger files.
Run multiple latency and stability tests to all four nodes from the network you use every day. Then consider team locations, source-code location, and automation schedules. The reference ranges are for initial screening only, and actual results vary by route.
We support only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All charges are settled in US dollars (USD). Available gateways are confirmed by the backend.
Both plans are available across Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Select a configuration and node in the portal to see current availability in real time.
Start with GPUMini M4 Core at $19.2/day. Before submitting your order, review the configuration, node, rental term, and amount settled in US dollars.