Shut downyour computer.Your Mac keeps working.

Your Mac server stays online 365 days a year. Connect in your browser to a dedicated physical Mac mini in one of our Asia-Pacific data centers. If your home power or internet goes down, your Mac keeps running.

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Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB · From $20/day · 6 locations

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TYO-07 · Remote macOSBrowser session

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Server locations6 / 6 online
  • SingaporeSGOnline
  • TokyoJPOnline
  • SeoulKROnline
  • Hong KongHKOnline
  • US EastUS-EOnline
  • US WestUS-WOnline

Use macOS every day, even without a Mac

No need to buy a Mac just to run one macOS app or sign a build in Xcode.

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Open a remote Mac desktop in Tokyo from your Windows laptop's browser
TYO-07 Dedicated · 1 tenant · M4
Your own physical Mac mini in a data center, dedicated to you alone
Always online

Your server runs 365 days a year

Start an export, build, or signing job before you finish for the day, then shut down your local computer. Check your server's status in your dashboard whenever you need to.

If something goes wrong, check the server status in your dashboard, then use the contact page to share the location and time. We'll handle it through a support ticket.

Mac at homePower outage overnight
18:0022:0002:0007:00

Power out → job stopped

VMHalo serverTokyo TYO-07
18:0022:0002:0007:00

You're offline → job continues

Dedicated physical Mac

A whole Mac mini, yours alone

This isn't a virtual machine, and you don't share its resources with anyone else. The chip, memory, and storage are all yours. Your jobs run on the machine's full capabilities.

Mac mini M4

Physical server · Not a VM

1 tenant
Chip
Apple M4
Yours alone
Memory
16GB unified memory
Yours alone
Storage
256GB SSD
Yours alone
Access
Browser / VNC
Just for you

Your connection details are available only in your own dashboard.

Apple Silicon unified memory

Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB, available now

The CPU and GPU share unified memory, so there's no need to move data back and forth during Xcode builds or video exports. Need more storage? Add it for your chosen billing period. Connect multiple Macs with Thunderbolt 5.

Add-ons are billed for your selected period. Choose them when you place your order in the dashboard.

M4 · 16GB / 256GBSame specs and price at every location

  • +1TB SSDProject files and build cache
    $10.8/month
  • +2TB SSDLong-term asset library and version archives
    $21.6/month
  • Thunderbolt 5 linkConnect multiple Mac minis
    $8.5/month/device

6 locations worldwide. Pick the one closest to you.

From Mac servers in Singapore and Tokyo to locations across Asia and the US, every server comes with the same dedicated Mac mini.

SGSingaporeSoutheast AsiaChoose JPTokyoEast AsiaChoose KRSeoulNortheast AsiaChoose HKHong KongSouth China & Southeast AsiaChoose US-EUS EastEastern US & Western EuropeChoose US-WUS WestWest CoastChoose

Choose a nearby location for a smoother remote desktop experience.

One Mac mini. Pay only for the time you need.

Same price at all 6 locations, billed in USD.

Halo M4

Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB

Plenty in stock · 6 locations
Daily$20/day
Weekly$53.9/week
Monthly$99.9/month
Quarterly$271.7/quarter
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What customers say

“My company gave me a Windows laptop. Now I handle signing and packaging right in my browser.”

Independent iOS developer

“I start an export on the Tokyo server before leaving work. By morning, it's done.”

Video editor

“I picked Hong Kong. Now the remote desktop doesn't stutter when I drag windows around.”

Cross-border e-commerce operator

What's included, where to find it, and how to get help

DELIVER

What's included

A dedicated Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB, plus remote access details. Connect from your browser or a VNC client.

WHERE

Where to find it

After ordering, check your server status and connection details in the dashboard. Your invoices are there too.

ISSUE

Need a hand?

Check the server status in your dashboard, then use the contact page to share the location and time. We'll handle it through a support ticket.

Frequently asked questions

Will I get high latency from an overseas Mac server?

Closer is usually faster. Typical round-trip times: Hong Kong 20–40ms, Singapore 20–50ms, Seoul 30–50ms, and Tokyo 30–60ms. These are estimates; actual latency depends on your network. For frequent remote desktop interaction, choose the nearest Asia-Pacific location.

How do I use macOS on Windows?

Choose a location and billing period, pay in your dashboard, then open the remote desktop in your Windows browser using the connection details. You can also connect with a VNC client.

Is this a virtual machine? Do I share it?

No. Each customer gets an entire physical Mac mini. The chip, memory, and storage aren't shared with other tenants.

Can I rent it for just one day?

Yes. Halo M4 costs $20/day, $53.9/week, $99.9/month, or $271.7/quarter. Choose your billing period when ordering in the dashboard.

Payment methods USDT-TRC20 Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) All prices in USD

Choose a location near you

Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, US East, or US West. Connect from your dashboard as soon as your server is ready.

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