Run your toolchain directly
Connect to macOS through SSH or a graphical remote desktop. Install Xcode, fastlane, self-hosted runners, package managers, and build dependencies without rewriting your existing scripts for a restricted task system.
Every rental gives you one dedicated physical Mac mini, not a virtual machine. Run Xcode, CI/CD runners, fastlane, remote macOS development environments, and local AI workloads directly.
The compute, unified memory, and local storage of an entire Mac mini are assigned to one tenant. Your team controls toolchain versions, build logs stay in your own environment, and access works the way developers expect.
Connect to macOS through SSH or a graphical remote desktop. Install Xcode, fastlane, self-hosted runners, package managers, and build dependencies without rewriting your existing scripts for a restricted task system.
Not a shared virtual machine. The CPU, unified memory, and local SSD belong to the same assigned physical Mac mini, so build jobs do not compete with other tenants for machine resources.
Choose Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong based on your team’s location, repository routes, and distribution targets to reduce unnecessary detours in cross-border development connections.
Location selection is about more than geographic distance. Developer location, repository hosting, dependency routes, and distribution targets all affect the experience. After activation, benchmark with the same repository and commands.
Ideal for Southeast Asian teams, regional repositories, and cross-border collaboration.
Ideal for development and testing in Japan and engineering routes across Northeast Asia.
Ideal for Korean teams, automated builds, and regional project collaboration.
Ideal for cross-border teams, remote development, and multi-location repository access.
All three options are dedicated physical Apple Silicon Mac mini nodes. For lightweight builds, prioritize CPU and base memory; everyday development needs room for simulators and parallel tasks; high-memory experiments should use M4 Pro.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter, with optional SSD expansion and Thunderbolt 5 linking. Before checkout, you’ll see the model, location, term, and add-ons together—no verbal quote required.
MacRents does not split one device’s compute resources among multiple tenants. You get the entire Mac mini’s compute, unified memory, and local storage, with fixed Xcode, dependencies, cache directories, runner labels, and job queues.
The upper diagram shows MacRents’ dedicated-machine model; the lower diagram only illustrates common resource partitioning in shared virtual machines and does not represent a product offered for sale.
From first connection through builds, tests, and distribution, keep using your existing scripts and engineering tools. Dedicated nodes suit teams that need a stable environment, observable job status, and self-managed caches.
Pin Xcode and dependency versions, reuse DerivedData and package caches, and retain complete logs for every test, archive, and export.
Run GitHub Actions or GitLab CI macOS jobs on a controlled node. Plan labels, queues, concurrency, and cache directories by repository and job type.
Use SSH, tmux, or a graphical remote desktop for development and debugging. Reconnect to terminal sessions after disconnection while project files and dependencies remain on your dedicated node.
MacRents M4 Pro includes M4 Pro, 64GB unified memory, and a 2TB SSD—ideal for local model validation, inference monitoring, and isolated experiment directories.
From choosing a configuration to connecting engineering jobs, every step is built around verifiable information. Orders, connection details, instance status, and ongoing management are handled in one console.
Choose between M4 Core, M4 Plus, M4 Pro, and four Asian locations based on memory, storage, concurrent jobs, and team location.
Review the rental term, location, base model, and add-ons, then complete dollar payment through the gateway actually returned as available.
View the host address and credentials in the console, configure your SSH key for the first connection, and verify terminal or graphical remote desktop access.
Clone the repository, restore dependency caches, deploy the runner, then run Xcode builds, automated tests, and distribution scripts.
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. Available gateways are determined by the backend response at checkout.
Confirm the model, location, term, and add-ons again before ordering. Connection details and instance status are available in the console after activation.
If your decision depends on isolation, locations, engineering tools, or payment channels, start by checking these four answers.
No. Every rental corresponds to one dedicated physical Mac mini, with its compute, unified memory, and local storage reserved for you. During your rental term, you can pin your toolchain, caches, and project directories.
The current locations are Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Choose based on developer location, repository, dependency services, and distribution targets; actual availability is returned in real time by the console.
Yes. You can connect GitHub Actions self-hosted runners, GitLab CI macOS runners, persistent build agents, and fastlane workflows. Use clear labels for different repositories and restrict access to key files and job sources.
All orders are settled in USD. Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. The checkout page displays the gateways actually available at that time according to the backend response.
Manage node access with least privilege, credential rotation, and source restrictions. Never send private keys or complete credentials in tickets or email.
Storage is cleaned after rental and checked before reassignment. You should complete required backups and migration checks before your rental ends.
All locations operate normally 365 days a year. Orders, connection details, and host status can be viewed in one console.
Provide the location, order number, time range, reproduction steps, and redacted logs. The support team routes issues by connection, build, network, or billing category.
Review the three configurations, four locations, full-term pricing, and add-ons, then decide whether to start with a short-term build task or a long-term development environment.