Dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes keep Xcode cloud builds and iOS CI ready to run. Configuration, rental term, and location are fully visible before checkout.
$20.7/day starting at; live availability is returned by the dashboard
You manage code, signing assets, and workflow rules; the cloud Mac handles tests, archives, and distribution. Nodes run continuously 365 days a year.
Push to GitHub, GitLab, or your team repository to trigger a workflow through a webhook or manual task.
Trigger receivedMatch a dedicated node by runner label and enter the team’s predefined workspace.
Node assignedRestore dependencies and caches, run tests, build or archive, and retain task logs.
Build in progressUse the user-configured certificates, provisioning profiles, and Keychain permissions to verify the archive artifact.
Archive verifiedUpload the deliverable, record the version and task result, and track subsequent cleanup status.
Upload completeAll three plans use dedicated Apple Silicon physical machines, not virtual machines. Prices are in USD, with locations in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong.
Ideal for light builds, temporary signing, single-project development, and short-term environment validation.
Built for daily multi-project development, parallel CI, continuous archiving, and dependency cache reuse.
For high-concurrency builds, large projects, long-running tasks, and model inference with higher memory requirements.
From graphical desktops to automated runners, every capability has a clear purpose. Users remain responsible for software licenses, project permissions, and sensitive assets.
Access the full macOS graphical interface for Xcode, simulators, and archive export tasks.
Install the command-line tools and dependencies your projects need; software licenses remain your responsibility.
Each order maps to a dedicated physical node; CPU, memory, and storage are not shared with other orders.
Connect GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or another self-hosted runner.
Plan DerivedData, dependency caches, artifact retention, and post-task cleanup rules per project.
Choose +1TB SSD or +2TB SSD; the add-on term matches the host rental term.
A fixed add-on price is calculated per device and rental term.
Evaluate locations based on developer location, code repository, dependency sources, and service users.
The current catalog covers Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Reference latency is for initial guidance; test your actual network environment before ordering.
Ideal for Southeast Asian and cross-region teams; reference latency 20~50 ms.
Order a Singapore NodeIdeal for Japan and Northeast Asian workflows; reference latency 30~60 ms.
Order a Tokyo NodeIdeal for teams in South Korea and nearby regions; reference latency 30~50 ms.
Order a Seoul NodeIdeal for teams collaborating across Asian time zones; reference latency 20~40 ms.
Order a Hong Kong Node| Model × Location | Singapore | Tokyo, Japan | Seoul, South Korea | Hong Kong |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go M4 Core | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Go M4 Plus | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Go M4 Pro | Available | Available | Available | Available |
Catalog combinations are generally orderable; live availability is returned by the dashboard.
We’re organizing six practical guides covering Xcode cloud builds, macOS CI runners, signing and distribution, network paths, and physical node operations.
Starting with environment setup, this guide breaks down dependency installation, cache reuse, signing configuration, Xcode archiving, and artifact export for React Native iOS projects.
Plan runner labels, account permissions, build queues, cache lifecycles, and incident handoffs.
Covers archives, signing, permission descriptions, version numbers, test materials, and review notes.
Analyze the network path between developers, code repositories, dependency sources, and remote desktops.
Organize certificate synchronization, testing, archives, TestFlight distribution, and failed-log retention.
Evaluate unified memory, model storage requirements, long-running task management, and concurrency limits—and determine when Go M4 Pro is needed.
Choose a model, rental term, location, and add-ons. After delivery, initialize the environment through VNC, then connect automated tasks through SSH or a self-hosted runner.
The service provides delivery of a dedicated physical node and basic connectivity. Your team remains responsible for code, certificates, keys, software licenses, and third-party permissions.
No. Every available plan uses a dedicated Apple Silicon Mac mini physical node, with dedicated resources for each order.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter; all prices are in USD. We support only USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex processed by Stripe; actual gateway availability is returned by the backend.
Yes. Your team must configure runner labels, workspaces, project access scope, concurrency policies, and post-task cleanup rules.
The platform provides the physical node and basic connectivity. Users manage code, certificates, provisioning profiles, keys, tokens, signing passwords, and third-party service permissions.
CPU, memory, and storage are not shared with other orders. Runner labels, cache policies, and release workflows can remain on the same physical node.
from $20.7/day starting at; live availability is returned by the dashboard