Singapore
For Southeast Asian teams, useful for testing repository access, VNC input latency, and build dependency download speeds.
AvailableRent a Mac mini with computing resources dedicated to your order. Choose an M4 tier and region, then retrieve VNC, terminal, and credential details in the console.
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, the US East Coast, and the US West Coast support both tiers. Actual availability is returned live by the console when you place an order.
For Southeast Asian teams, useful for testing repository access, VNC input latency, and build dependency download speeds.
AvailableA strong fit for East Asian development workflows, including remote Xcode, automated packaging, and continuous integration.
AvailableFor Northeast Asian network paths; test desktop quality and input response with your team’s network.
AvailableServing South China and Southeast Asian workflows, with graphics desktop and terminal use in parallel.
AvailableFor collaboration across the eastern US and Western Europe, helping shorten paths to code hosting, artifact storage, and team members.
AvailableIdeal for West Coast mobile development, CI runners, and Apple Silicon workload validation.
AvailableBookAMini offers these two M4 tiers. Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices are in USD, with specifications and term pricing shown before checkout.
M4 · 16GB memory · 256GB storage
Ideal for one Xcode project, one runner, script automation, and medium-sized dependency builds.
M4 · 24GB memory · 512GB storage
Built for concurrent builds, larger projects, higher memory peaks, and tasks needing a larger local cache.
Need to compare both tiers, extra storage, and Thunderbolt 5 add-on pricing? View the full plan page.
View full plansEvery use case maps clearly to a desktop, terminal, log, or build artifact—without the vague resource boundaries of shared virtual machines.
Inspect projects, simulators, and signing settings on the VNC desktop; sync branches, run tests, and archive build logs in the terminal.
Standardize runner labels, workspaces, and cache boundaries, and write failures, build commands, and full output to team logs.
Validate dependencies, inference scripts, and container images on arm64, recording memory peaks, startup time, and per-task duration.
Keep media queues running remotely, monitor progress, failed jobs, and output directories in the terminal, then retrieve artifacts together.
The console connects the model, region, desktop connection, and task record. Allocation maps to a dedicated physical machine, not a shared virtual machine.
Choose between M4 Core and M4 Plus based on memory, storage, and concurrent workload needs.
Choose the best network path for your team from 6 regions, then continue testing after connecting.
Retrieve the target address, username, and credential status, then connect with a trusted VNC client.
Use Xcode in the graphical interface, and run tests, builds, runners, and automation scripts in the terminal.
The system confirms the plan, verifies the order, allocates a physical node, and generates connection details in sequence. Check each step in the console.
Actual timing depends on the availability and processing status returned by the console.
Review M4 Core or M4 Plus, region, daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly term, and add-ons.
Confirm the USD amount and payment result, then add the order to the delivery queue.
A dedicated Mac mini is assigned from the selected region, with computing resources not shared with other orders.
The console provides the target address, username, credential status, and first-connection instructions.
$ xcodebuild -workspace App.xcworkspace
Resolve Package Graph
Build target App arm64
Test Suite AppTests passed
BUILD SUCCEEDED 02:14
Use the graphical desktop for Xcode, simulators, and GUI tools; use the terminal for builds, tests, runners, and long-running scripts. Credentials and node status are managed centrally; after a disconnect, check the node and session status before reconnecting.
Mobile development, continuous integration, and collaborative reviews share clear nodes, task states, logs, and handoff records—without invented customer logos standing in for verifiable workflows.
Inspect the interface on the remote desktop, run tests in the terminal, then send build artifacts to a local device for further validation.
Standardize runner labels and tool versions, retaining commands, timestamps, and full logs for every failed task.
Use branches, task states, and session records for cross-time-zone handoffs, avoiding duplicate builds or overwriting work in progress.
For connection, credential, billing, or build-environment questions, visit the support page to see what information to prepare.
No. Each order gets a dedicated physical Mac mini, with computing resources not shared with other orders.
Plan confirmation takes about 30 seconds, order verification about 1 minute, physical node allocation about 2 minutes, and connection details generation about 30 seconds—about 4 minutes total. Actual timing is shown by the console.
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex processed through Stripe are supported. All orders are settled in USD; available gateways are determined by the backend response.
Choose the nearest region to your team first, then test repository access, VNC input latency, and build dependency download speed. The current directory includes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East, and US West.
All nodes operate normally 365 days a year. Connection quality still depends on the user’s local network, routing, and client settings. Troubleshoot in order: node status, local network, client logs, and credential validity.
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6 available regions and 2 M4 tiers, with daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly terms. Orders are settled in USD, with live availability returned by the console.