Dedicated physical Mac mini
For remote development, CI/CD builds, iOS and macOS releases, and MLX experiments on a dedicated physical Mac . Not a virtual machine. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong.
$ xvm connect --node sg --host m4-core
Resolving gateway sg.xcodevm.com...
✓ Physical host assigned sg-xvm-m4-042
✓ SSH tunnel established 38ms
$ sw_vers && sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string
ProductName: macOS
Apple M4
$ xcodebuild -workspace App.xcworkspace
note: Planning build
[12/48] CompileSwift Sources
[31/48] ProcessInfoPlistFile
✓ BUILD SUCCEEDED 03:42
$ xvm metrics --watch
Why choose XcodeVM
Each order maps to one dedicated Mac mini with its chip, memory, storage, and region clearly specified. Verify pricing and region before activation, then check the system, network, and build logs after connecting.
Every order maps to a dedicated physical Mac, not a virtual machine. Compute, memory, and local storage are never shared with other rental instances—ideal for workflows requiring a fixed workspace, persistent caches, and clear device ownership.
Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong are all available. For cross-border development, do not choose solely by geography—compare local carriers, routing hops, P50, P95, and peak-hour jitter.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Use daily or weekly billing for short-term troubleshooting and releases; compare monthly and quarterly plans for ongoing development, fixed Runners, and recurring experiments.
Four-region coverage
All four regions run continuously 365 days a year. Distance is only one variable; compare carrier routes, P50, and P95 from your actual office network before selecting a region for remote sessions and CI/CD builds.
SINGAPORE · AP-SOUTHEAST
Ideal for teams connecting from Southeast Asian office networks or concentrating remote development and regional build pipelines in Singapore.
TOKYO · AP-NORTHEAST
Ideal for developers in Japan and cross-border teams with stable Tokyo routing. Suitable for continuous development, Runners, and release workflows.
SEOUL · AP-NORTHEAST
Ideal for teams on Korean networks or stable Seoul routes. Pay particular attention to evening P95 latency and packet loss when choosing a region.
HONG KONG · AP-EAST
Ideal for cross-border development via Hong Kong’s international connectivity. Test remote desktop performance, code pulls, and artifact uploads separately.
Product workspace
A fixed device, persistent workspace, and observable logs support remote development, automated builds, iOS and macOS releases, and Apple Silicon-based MLX workflows.
Four steps to get started
Getting started is quick. Before ordering, confirm the task duration, memory, storage, target region, and remote access requirements. After receiving activation details, run one acceptance build.
STEP 01
For lightweight scripts and single-project builds, consider XVM M4 Core. For multi-project development, higher concurrency, or greater memory needs, consider XVM M4 Plus.
STEP 02
Choose among Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong based on your team’s location, carrier routing, and measured P50 and P95 results.
STEP 03
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term. Payment is available only via USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe), billed in USD.
STEP 04
Save your credentials, establish a remote session, verify the chip, memory, storage, and region, set the time zone, and run one reproducible test build.
Plans and pricing
All plans provide dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines. Starting at $19.1/day , with all four available regions—Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong—to choose from.
M4 / 16GB / 256GB
Ideal for lightweight scripts, single-project development, scheduled builds, and short-term troubleshooting. Add storage expansion at checkout when you need a larger workspace.
M4 / 24GB / 512GB
Ideal for multi-project development, higher-concurrency builds, larger dependency caches, and MLX experiments evaluated against model size and unified memory requirements.
Both models are normally available to order in all four regions; live availability is confirmed by the console. Additional storage and Thunderbolt 5 expansion are priced separately on the configuration page.
Compare configurations, terms, and add-ons →Network test data
These samples illustrate the region-selection method. Test endpoints used commercial broadband networks in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong; actual results vary by local carrier, cross-border routing, time of day, and access method.
| Test city and carrier | Singapore region | Tokyo region | Seoul region | Hong Kong region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore Singtel commercial broadband |
8 / 13 ms P50 / P95 |
74 / 89 ms P50 / P95 |
89 / 108 ms P50 / P95 |
36 / 51 ms P50 / P95 |
| Tokyo NTT commercial broadband |
78 / 94 ms P50 / P95 |
7 / 12 ms P50 / P95 |
31 / 45 ms P50 / P95 |
52 / 68 ms P50 / P95 |
| Seoul KT commercial broadband |
91 / 112 ms P50 / P95 |
34 / 49 ms P50 / P95 |
6 / 11 ms P50 / P95 |
45 / 63 ms P50 / P95 |
| Hong Kong HKT commercial broadband |
38 / 55 ms P50 / P95 |
54 / 72 ms P50 / P95 |
47 / 66 ms P50 / P95 |
5 / 10 ms P50 / P95 |
P50 represents the typical latency for most requests and provides an initial view of responsiveness for remote mouse, keyboard, and command-line interactions.
A large gap between P95 and P50 usually calls for closer observation of peak congestion, cross-border route changes, and wireless-network jitter.
Test code pulls, dependency downloads, artifact uploads, and remote display performance for each candidate region. A single ping cannot replace an end-to-end workflow assessment.
Engineering workflow feedback
“The Runner, cache directories, and signing environment stay on the same device. When a build fails, I can troubleshoot systematically through the queue, cache, signing, and logs.”
“Our team tested P50 and P95 across all four regions first, then decided where to place development sessions and build jobs. The basis for choosing a cross-border route is much clearer.”
“I check unified memory against model usage first, then choose Plus. Dependencies, model files, experiment commands, and output directories can remain on the dedicated device.”
Pre-purchase FAQ
For questions about a specific order, connection issue, or billing record, sign in to the console and submit a ticket with the order ID, region, time of occurrence, reproduction steps, and redacted logs.
View all FAQsNo. XcodeVM provides cloud Macs and dedicated physical Mac minis, not virtual machines. Each order specifies the selected model, storage, billing term, and region.
Test P50, P95, packet loss, and route stability from your team’s actual network for all four regions—Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Do not choose based on geographic distance alone.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Payment is available only via USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All orders are billed in USD; the console confirms the payment gateway available to you.
The Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong regions run continuously 365 days a year. Target availability, measurement scope, exclusions, and service-credit rules are defined in the Terms of Service.
Migrate your code, keys, signing materials, build artifacts, and business data; remove local content you no longer need; and maintain application-level backups yourself.
Get started
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Choose Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong, and verify configuration and live availability at checkout.
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