Built for project-shaped work
ArmMacs provides dedicated physical cloud Macs for iOS/macOS developers, CI/CD teams, and AI experimentation. Rent fixed-spec nodes by the day, week, month, or quarter, and connect when you need to build, test, or validate—without turning a short-term task into a long-term hardware purchase.
Nodes operate normally year-round, 365 days a year. Confirm live inventory, allocation status, and order details in the central management portal.
01 / Mission
Development work has a clear beginning and end: releases, compatibility checks, pipeline scaling, issue reproduction, and model experiments. Resource terms should match the task timeline.
Our goal is not for every team to own more devices permanently. It is to give teams a physical Mac with known specifications, clear access boundaries, and direct workflow integration when they need one.
Daily rentals suit release windows, temporary troubleshooting, and one-off validation; weekly rentals suit iteration sprints; monthly or quarterly rentals suit ongoing build workloads. When the work is done, teams can move out their code, logs, and build artifacts and end the current resource allocation.
Confirm the workload: Xcode builds, Runner, remote desktop, MLX validation, or rendering.
Select a fixed configuration by chip, memory, storage, region, and rental term.
Connect through VNC or SSH and add the machine to your development, testing, or automation pipeline.
Export work data, revoke temporary credentials, and complete cleanup before the rental ends.
02 / Who it serves
Suitability is not about team size. Start by asking whether the task needs a macOS graphical interface, command line, Xcode toolchain, or local Apple Silicon compute.
Ideal for short-term Xcode builds, version compatibility checks, automated testing, Fastlane workflows, and remote development. Keep the full toolchain while choosing a term that matches your release schedule.
Deploy self-hosted Mac Runners for GitHub Actions or macOS Runners for GitLab CI. Dedicated nodes make it easier to manage fixed labels, cache directories, concurrency policies, and cleanup rules.
Ideal for MLX prototyping, dependency validation, and high-memory experiments on Apple Silicon. Validate models, data scale, and memory usage first, then decide whether you need a longer-term resource.
Suitable for release peaks, migration validation, external collaboration, or phased parallel builds. Confirm regional preferences, concurrency, access assignments, storage capacity, and procurement timelines in advance.
For continuously occupied resources without a defined end date, compare the long-term cost of monthly or quarterly rentals with owned hardware first. ArmMacs is best suited to workflows with clear requirements and planned connection and offboarding steps.
03 / What we provide
ArmMacs provides Apple Silicon Mac mini cloud Macs. Each plan clearly lists its chip, memory, storage, and SKU—no vague tiers in place of hardware specifications.
Choose the model, term, region, and available add-ons in the central management portal, then view your order and delivery status. If you need help, include the order number, region, timestamp, reproduction steps, and redacted logs in a console ticket.
Compare all Mac specifications04 / No ambiguity
You should not discover after payment that the resource type, regions, payment methods, or inventory status differs from expectations. We repeat these conditions across plans, orders, and support paths.
| Decision factor | Fixed policy | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Resource type | Dedicated physical cloud Mac, not a virtual machine | Confirm the target model, memory, storage, and SKU |
| Pricing | Listed separately by day, week, month, and quarter; published prices are not replaced with undisclosed discounts | Confirm the rental term and add-ons, then review the order total |
| Inventory | Availability is calculated independently for each model and region | Use the live status returned by the central management portal |
| Region | Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US West | Choose based on team location, code repositories, and artifact destinations |
| Payment | USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) | All orders are settled in USD; the payment gateway returned by the backend is authoritative |
| Delivery | When inventory is available, payment confirmation, node allocation, credential generation, and connectivity checks are completed in sequence | View allocation progress and final delivery status in your order |
Other models in the same region do not guarantee availability of your target configuration. Nodes operate normally year-round, 365 days a year, but immediate allocation still depends on live inventory for the target model.
05 / Operating principles
Specifications, delivery, support, and access handling should leave enough information for users to know what is happening, who acts next, and what materials are needed.
Models use fixed SKUs with clearly stated chips, memory, and storage. Use the same names when ordering, connecting, and troubleshooting—no guessing between marketing and technical names.
Verification result Order specifications match the actual allocation targetWhen inventory is available, the process includes payment confirmation, physical node allocation, credential generation, and connectivity checks. Order status shows whether allocation is pending or the machine is ready to connect.
Verification result Status maps to a clear next actionRecord technical issues in console tickets with the order number, region, timestamp, reproduction steps, and redacted logs. Email is suitable for presales or general questions; node issues should go to the ticket queue first.
Verification result One issue retains continuous contextUse only the information required for the current task and troubleshooting. Do not submit passwords, private keys, unredacted certificates, or complete production data by email or ticket.
Verification result Sensitive credentials stay out of support materials06 / Region strategy
The available regions are clear: Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US West. We do not include regions outside the current sales scope in our commitments.
Suitable for Southeast Asian teams and workflows whose repositories and build artifacts are concentrated in the region.
Suitable for Japan-based development teams and tasks that connect to regional code repositories and collaboration systems.
Suitable for remote desktops, automated builds, and phased Mac resource needs for teams in South Korea.
Suitable for collaboration between South China and Southeast Asia, though connection quality should be confirmed through local network testing.
Suitable for projects connecting to repositories, build services, and team workflows in the US West.
Start with repository and team location, then consider artifact destinations, test the local network, and finally check inventory for the target model.
Region selection may affect where code, certificates, logs, and build artifacts are processed. Confirm storage requirements for your project.
ModelVector M4
RegionJP
TermMONTH
StatusAwaiting user action
07 / Product principles
The console and documentation should first make status, conditions, and next actions clear. Decoration must not obscure pricing, inventory, rental terms, regions, or responsibility for moving out data.
Keep specifications, prices, dates, order numbers, and statuses consistently aligned, with scannable line lengths and hierarchy for long text.
Use actionable statuses such as “Awaiting payment,” “Allocating,” “Ready to connect,” or “User action required”—not vague prompts that obscure the process.
Place inventory, payment, renewal, expiration, and data offboarding conditions near the relevant buttons rather than hiding them on unrelated pages.
Organize guides by connection, migration, Runner, storage, and billing, and provide the information-gathering and troubleshooting sequence.
08 / Work with us
For phased Mac clusters, long-term CI/CD nodes, or team-level procurement, submit your requirements through the contact page. Include team size, CI/CD platform, target model, memory and storage needs, regional preferences, concurrent task count, expected rental term, and procurement timeline.
We will assess feasible options using currently available models and the five available regions; we do not promise custom regions outside the published scope. Final inventory, available add-ons, delivery status, and order details are determined by the central management portal.