Connect a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node to your development pipeline. Each rental maps to one physical Mac mini, with CPU, memory, and local storage dedicated to you—not a virtual machine.
The website does not collect payment information. All orders are billed in USD, with configuration, add-ons, and order details confirmed in the console.
Available capacity in shared environments changes with neighboring workloads, while temporary machines require dependencies to be restored repeatedly. MangoVM maps each rental directly to a physical Mac mini, keeping compiler versions, caches, scripts, logs, and job queues in the same environment over time. Update your toolchain on your own schedule and set clear concurrency limits for each project.
CPU, memory, and local storage are dedicated to a single rental. Long-running builds, archives, and export jobs do not compete with other tenants for the same resources, and short-lived peak performance is not presented as a steady specification.
Register the node as a persistent runner, limit per-machine concurrency, and retain dependency caches, build artifacts, and logs. When manual investigation is needed, return to the same system environment to reproduce the issue.
Choose between Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong. Both configurations are available in all four locations; the console provides live ordering status and delivery progress.
Every product is a dedicated Apple Silicon physical machine; shared virtual machine plans are not offered. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. All listed amounts are billed in USD, with real prices for each term instead of vague starting prices.
M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
Ideal for everyday Xcode builds, single-project runners, remote development environments, and medium-scale automated testing. All four locations are included in the directory.
Rent MangoVM M4 nowM4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD
Ideal for large projects, multi-module builds, Apple Silicon inference testing, parallel tests, and high-capacity media processing. All four locations are included in the directory.
Rent MangoVM M4 Pro nowFor more local storage, select +1TB SSD or +2TB SSD in the order configuration. For device clustering, select Thunderbolt 5 interconnect. Add-ons are billed separately for the selected term and are shown clearly on the invoice.
View full pricing, add-ons, and regional matrixBoth MangoVM M4 and MangoVM M4 Pro are available in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong, with all locations listed as well stocked. Network latency varies with your location, carrier routing, and connection method. Ranges on the cards are for initial regional comparison; live ordering status is provided by the console.
Optimized for connections across Southeast Asia. Reference latency: 20–50 ms. Both configurations are available.
Order a Singapore nodeOptimized for connections across East Asia. Reference latency: 30–60 ms. Both configurations are available.
Order a Tokyo nodeOptimized for connections across Northeast Asia. Reference latency: 30–50 ms. Both configurations are available.
Order a Seoul nodeOptimized for connections across southern China and Southeast Asia. Reference latency: 20–40 ms. Both configurations are available.
Order a Hong Kong nodeWhen choosing a configuration, consider how long jobs run, how many dependencies must remain available, and whether workloads run in parallel—then evaluate the chip and memory. All four scenarios benefit from a fixed physical environment, but each has different resource priorities.
Manage code, dependencies, and build scripts over SSH, then complete required manual checks in the macOS graphical interface. Run archives overnight and review artifacts, version numbers, and failure logs the next day, without tying up your local computer with long-running jobs.
Register a fixed runner for each project, use labels to distinguish build types, limit concurrent jobs, and define cleanup procedures for failures. Dependency caches and toolchains remain available, reducing the time needed to prepare the environment for every job.
Keep model dependencies, test samples, runtime parameters, and result records on the same M4 or M4 Pro node. A fixed environment makes it easier to compare latency, memory usage, and output consistency across versions.
Assign transcoding, rendering, batch media processing, and automated exports to a fixed node. Jobs can run continuously while team members review results through shared logs and directory conventions, without taking turns on office workstations.
Ordering, delivery status, connection details, and node management are handled in the console. The website explains configurations and boundaries without asking you to submit credentials or payment information on a public page.
Choose M4 or M4 Pro, the region, rental term, and add-ons. Confirm that every item is listed in USD before submitting the order.
The console returns the current node status. Delivery time is based on live status; the website does not promise a fixed number of minutes or display unverifiable real-time quantities.
After delivery, verify the node address, account credentials, and access-control information. Verify the host identity on first connection and store keys in a controlled location.
Use SSH, macOS Remote Desktop, or register a CI/CD runner according to your workload. Physical resources remain dedicated to this order.
“I hand overnight archives to a fixed node and only review the results the next day.”— Independent iOS developer
“The runner no longer competes with other jobs for resources.”— Mobile CI lead
“The same machine can retain my experiment dependencies over time.”— AI engineer
The website does not process payments and will not ask you to enter card or on-chain payment details on a marketing page. The example below shows a monthly MangoVM M4 in Singapore with +1TB SSD, illustrating where each item appears in an order. Your actual total depends on the configuration selected in the console.
A dedicated physical node billed for the selected term. No upfront hardware purchase is required, and you do not need to arrange data-center networking or remote access yourself.
You own the hardware outright, but must purchase it upfront and handle networking, power, remote access, on-site failures, and future upgrades yourself.
Instances can usually be created quickly, but resource ownership, sustained performance, and environmental boundaries differ from those of a dedicated physical node.
Payment methods are limited to USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). Actual gateways available are determined by the backend response. All payments are settled in USD.
All nodes operate normally 365 days a year. Service targets, measurement scope, exclusions such as user actions and force majeure, and documentation required for eligible compensation are governed by the consistent standards in the applicable service terms.
The status band illustrates a 90-day observation period, with each cell representing three days; it is not a history of real-time status. Official service records and compensation decisions are governed by the service page and applicable terms.
The blog will publish practical guides covering remote Mac environments, macOS toolchains, continuous integration, system upgrades, and release workflows. Once published, the three latest posts will appear here automatically, with titles, summaries, and article pages kept consistent.
Seed Keychain records with an older build, install the new build without erasing state, and verify access groups, queries, migration markers, and error handling.
Read engineering guides DevOps & CI/CDTreat XCTestPlan as source-controlled test infrastructure and catch accidental changes to targets, skipped tests, environments, and parallel execution before they reach CI.
Read engineering guides DevOps & CI/CDSeparate public iOS environment settings with layered xcconfig files, then verify resolved build settings and scan archives before they leave CI.
Read engineering guidesOnce engineering guides are published, the three latest posts will appear here automatically. You can also review the help documentation to prepare for first connection, SSH verification, and CI/CD integration.
For questions about a specific order, node status, or connection credentials, sign in to the console and submit a ticket. Public pages will never ask you to paste private keys, passwords, or signing materials.
No. MangoVM products are dedicated Apple Silicon physical Mac minis, with one physical node assigned to each rental. CPU, memory, and local storage are not shared with other tenants.
Delivery time is based on live console status. The website does not show fabricated real-time quantities or promise a fixed delivery time in minutes. Check status updates in the console after submitting an order.
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. Actual gateways available are determined by the backend response. All orders are billed in USD.
Verify the node status, address, account credentials, and access-control information in the console, then use SSH, macOS Remote Desktop, or register a persistent CI/CD runner. Verify the host identity on first connection.
From $19.1/day. Confirm the configuration, region, term, add-ons, and USD billing at checkout, then connect the node to your existing development pipeline.