Glide M4
Ideal for everyday CI on a single app: build on every commit, run unit tests and create nightly builds.
- Chip
- Apple Silicon M4
- Memory
- 16GB
- Storage
- 256GB SSD
One Apple Silicon Mac mini, dedicated to your team—not a VM. Xcode and simulators run directly on the chip.
Choose M4 or M4 Pro,$20.1/dayand open your remote desktop in a browser after signing in.
PHYSICAL MAC MINI · NOT A VM
$ xcodebuild -scheme App \ -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 16' test ** TEST SUCCEEDED ** 2m 41s
A complete Mac mini in a data center rack, with its Ethernet and power connections plugged directly into the facility network. No host machine, no virtualized resources.
Each node is a complete Mac mini, with its serial number registered to your account.
Shared runners make you wait on other teams’ jobs. Your dedicated node runs only your team’s pipelines.
Each node is delivered as a complete Mac mini. Its machine ID, such as MM-SIN-07 is registered to one customer. When the rental ends, the entire drive is erased before the Mac is assigned to the next customer.
Xcode indexing, Swift builds and the iOS Simulator run directly on Apple Silicon. Simulator rendering does not pass through a virtual GPU.
The SSD and network interface belong exclusively to this machine. DerivedData caches, simulator images and build artifacts won’t compete with other jobs for I/O.
Choose 16GB / 256GB or 64GB / 2TB, with full specs and pay-as-you-go daily pricing.
Ideal for everyday CI on a single app: build on every commit, run unit tests and create nightly builds.
Built for multi-target projects and large Unity builds: run parallel UI tests, archive apps and export IPAs.
No client to install. See your Mac’s macOS desktop in three steps.
Provisioning starts after payment confirmation. Once setup is complete, open the desktop in your browser.
Choose Glide M4 or Cruise M4 Pro, then select Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul or Hong Kong.
Pay in USD with USDT-TRC20 or Visa, Mastercard or Amex via Stripe.
A Mac mini is registered to your account, credentials are configured and macOS is set up.
Click “Open Desktop” in the console, then configure SSH and your CI runner.
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly rental. Prices are in USD.
| Model | Specs | Day | Week | Month | Quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glide M4 | Apple Silicon M4 · 16GB memory · 256GB SSD | $20.1 | $54.4 | $100.7 | $273.9 |
| Cruise M4 Pro | Apple Silicon M4 Pro · 64GB memory · 2TB SSD | $61.5 | $166 | $307.4 | $836.1 |
Pay in USD with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amexvia Stripe.
Compare plansChoose a location near your team for frequent remote desktop use. For unattended builds, pick based on price and specs.
Add a node by the day for release week, rent monthly for regular builds, or choose 64GB for larger projects.
Run UI tests and archives in parallel, then stop after release—no need to pay for idle time.
Keep your runner available and set it to start automatically for nightly test builds.
64GB memory and a 2TB SSD for Unity exports and app archives.
Every node is a complete Apple Silicon Mac mini, dedicated to one customer—not a VM. Simulators use the GPU directly.
Pay only with USDT-TRC20 or Visa, Mastercard or Amex via Stripe. All prices are in USD. Machine provisioning begins after payment confirmation.
Request an upgrade in the console. Pricing is based on the new model and selected rental period; see the rental plans page for details.
We’ll send a reminder before the rental ends. If you don’t renew, service stops at expiry and the entire drive is erased before the Mac is assigned to the next customer.
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