A whole Mac mini M4, dedicated to you—not a virtual machine. Five locations, from $21.2/day.
Illustrative figures, not measured results. Build times depend on your project, dependencies, and cache.
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Drawing no.AV-SG02-0412
HostSingapore · SG
ChipApple M4
Memory16GB
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These tools indicate compatible toolchains, not a customer list. Xcode and command-line tool versions must match your macOS version. You provide project dependencies, signing assets, and third-party software licenses.
In the console, choose Arm Line M4 or Arm Grid M4 Pro. Both configurations are available in all five locations. Select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.
Check your project’s memory and cache requirements, then choose a location based on where your team connects from. Availability and billing details shown in the console are the source of truth.
m4-16-256 · sg · day
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Once payment is confirmed, check the delivery status in the console. When your host is ready, retrieve its IP address, username, and initial password, then connect via SSH or remote desktop.
Change the password the first time you connect, then verify your Xcode version, clone your repository, and install dependencies. Never put initial credentials in build logs.
ssh build@sg-02.armvnc && passwd
One dedicated physical Mac, configured for the task. These are usage examples, not customer stories or performance tests.
Write Flutter code on Windows during the day. At night, connect to a Tokyo host over VNC, check signing in Xcode, create an archive, and upload it to TestFlight. Keep your everyday development environment where it is.
Sync your source code and dependency lockfiles, then prepare your signing certificate and provisioning profile. Keep the build log from your first release; automate repeat steps with Fastlane.
Flutter → Xcode archive → TestFlight
Register the host as a GitHub Actions self-hosted runner. Trigger an archive on each PR and send the build to internal distribution. GitLab Runner can use the same native macOS environment.
Use job labels to separate toolchains and restrict repository access. Store caches separately from build artifacts. Determine concurrency through project testing; don’t use job count as a substitute for resource planning.
runs-on: [self-hosted, macOS, ARM64]
Use MLX on the M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB configuration to test inference with quantized 7B–13B models and LoRA fine-tuning. Export weights and logs when you’re done, then end your rental through the order workflow.
Whether a model fits depends on quantization, context length, and training parameters. Start with a small sample to check memory use, then scale up. Model parameter count alone does not guarantee a fit.
mlx_lm.lora --train --iters 600
Use +2TB SSD storage for Final Cut or Logic project assets, and consider Thunderbolt 5 linking where your workflow calls for it. Prepare software licenses, plugins, and media dependencies in advance.
Connecting multiple devices doesn’t automatically distribute render jobs across apps. Check how your software handles collaboration, verify export settings, then transfer the master and project archive.
+2TB SSD $13.2/week · TB5 linking $4.5/week/device
One order gets one physical machine. Its CPU, GPU, unified memory, and built-in SSD aren’t shared with other tenants. You get native macOS, not a virtual instance.
One Mac mini, assigned to one order.
Runs macOS directly, not as a virtual instance.
Use the GUI, command line, and Metal.
Use sudo to manage your build environment and system configuration.
SG / TYO / SEL / HKG / USE.
From $21.2/day, with weekly, monthly, and quarterly terms.
The same listed prices apply at all five locations. Hardware and add-ons are priced separately. Check your selected term and order total before checkout.
M4 / 16GB / 256GB
M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB
Both configurations are available in all five locations: Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the Eastern US.
Add-ons and full pricing details →Both configurations are complete Mac mini systems. Unified memory is shared by the CPU and GPU; built-in SSD and additional storage are listed separately. Switch between remote desktop and headless builds to suit the task.
Add-ons are billed separately for the selected term. Thunderbolt 5 linking supports connections between compatible devices; it does not combine memory or automatically distribute app tasks across multiple machines.
| Specification | Arm Line M4 | Arm Grid M4 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| System | Mac mini M4 | Mac mini M4 Pro |
| Chip | Apple M4 | Apple M4 Pro |
| CPU / GPU cores | 10-core / 10-core | 12-core / 16-core |
| Unified memory | 16GB | 64GB |
| Built-in SSD | 256GB | 2TB |
| Network | Wired Ethernet · Dedicated IP | Wired Ethernet · Dedicated IP |
| Remote access | SSH / VNC / Screen Sharing | SSH / VNC / Screen Sharing |
| OS and access | Native macOS · root | Native macOS · root |
| Deployment | Dedicated physical host · Not a virtual machine | Dedicated physical host · Not a virtual machine |
A good first option for teams across Southeast Asia.
Typical latency: 20–50 ms
Both configurations availableOrder in Singapore TYOA good fit for teams relying on remote desktop access across East Asia.
Typical latency: 30–60 ms
Both configurations availableOrder in Tokyo SELA location to test access routes for collaboration across Northeast Asia.
Typical latency: 30–50 ms
Both configurations availableOrder in Seoul HKGAn option for teams working across South China and Southeast Asia.
Typical latency: 20–40 ms
Both configurations availableOrder in Hong Kong US EastFor teams in eastern North America and Western Europe to assess their connection routes.
Typical latency: 25–35 ms
Both configurations availableOrder in the Eastern USLatency ranges are a guide to choosing a location, not a measurement or guarantee for your local connection. For remote desktop, focus on interaction latency. For CI, also check repository clone, dependency download, and artifact upload routes. Availability shown in the console is the source of truth.
The machine is in a data center; you manage the environment. Handle upgrades, reinstalls, backups, and rental end separately—don’t mix system changes into build jobs.
Schedule macOS upgrades yourself. Record your current macOS, Xcode, and SDK versions first. Test the new toolchain on a daily rental before moving your persistent runner.
To reset the environment, request a full-machine reinstall through a console support ticket. Reinstallation affects data on the host, so export code, certificates, caches, and build artifacts first.
Data on the host belongs to you; ArmVNC does not access its contents. The whole machine is wiped when your rental ends. Keep important data backed up off-host throughout your rental.
Include your order number, host code, incident window, and redacted logs. Unreachable hosts are prioritized; configuration questions are handled in queue. Never include passwords or private keys in a ticket.
Host availability commitment. About 43 minutes of downtime per 30 days; runs 365 days a year.
If the monthly target isn’t met, service time is credited in proportion to the affected period. Submit a support ticket in the console with the host code and incident window to request a review.
Sign in to the console to submit a ticket →No. Each order gets a dedicated physical Mac mini running native macOS with root access. Its CPU, GPU, unified memory, and built-in SSD aren’t shared with other tenants. Use Xcode in the GUI or run automation scripts over SSH.
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The commitment is 99.9%, allowing about 43 minutes of downtime per 30 days. If a host’s monthly availability falls below 99.9%, service time is credited in proportion to the affected period. Sign in to the console and submit a ticket with the host code, order number, incident start and end times, and time zone so we can review it.
The whole machine is wiped when your rental ends. Back up your data before the rental period ends and confirm that build artifacts, signing assets, and project files have been exported. You manage data on the host; it can’t be used as backup storage after the rental ends.
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the Eastern US. Arm Line M4 and Arm Grid M4 Pro are available at all five locations at the same listed prices. Choose a location when ordering; availability shown in the console is the source of truth.
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Start with a build from a real project. Choose a configuration and location, then check delivery status in the console once your payment is confirmed.
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