Dedicated Apple Silicon

Remote Mac desktop,
connected to your dedicated Apple Silicon

Each order corresponds to one physical node available for remote access. You receive a dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine; its processor, unified memory, and base storage are not shared with other tenants.

5 regions Choose an access route across regions
About 4 minutes Normal total delivery time
Live status Availability follows the status returned by the console
Rent a remote Mac now Starting at $20.7/day, with daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly terms available; actual availability follows the console’s live response.
OAM-RACK / 01 Dedicated physical rack · five nodes on sale Nodes online
  1. Order confirmed Configuration and term recorded
  2. Node assignment Dedicated device linked
  3. Remote access Desktop and command line available
  4. Build tasks Logs and artifacts retained continuously
  5. Status monitoring Live availability information returned
A verifiable delivery

One remote Mac clearly assigned to you

Hardware configuration, physical location, rental term, and delivery status are all clearly defined. You get a cloud Mac that preserves your engineering environment, not a temporary instance reset after every task.

Dedicated physical node

The processor, unified memory, and base SSD are assigned to a single tenant. Continuous builds, cache reuse, and local model inference do not compete with other tenants for the same compute or storage resources.

  • Fixed chip and memory allocation
  • Environment retained until the selected term ends
  • Full macOS graphical interface and command line access

Normal delivery in about 4 minutes

After payment confirmation, the order is verified, a node is assigned, the system is initialized, and credentials are delivered. Every step appears in the console, with no waiting for manual setup or shipping.

  • Order configuration checked automatically
  • Physical device linked to the current order
  • Connection details delivered in one place

Fixed environment stays running

Development tools, dependencies, build caches, model weights, and asset directories can be retained continuously. All nodes operate normally 365 days a year with continuous availability.

  • Ideal for Xcode and automated builds
  • Ideal for fixed dependencies and task queues
  • Ideal for keeping a local working set long term
Real engineering workflows

Four ways to use a cloud Mac

To decide whether renting is right for you, look beyond abstract performance claims. Consider whether your work needs a fixed macOS environment, remote desktop access, persistent storage, or dedicated Apple Silicon resources.

Independent developers

Complete Xcode builds and submission prep from a remote Mac

Open your project through the remote Mac desktop, pull code, switch Xcode versions, run tests, create an Archive, and organize the build artifacts needed for submission. A fixed environment reduces repeated dependency installation and cache rebuilding on temporary devices.

Input
Git repository, dependency manifest, build parameters
Check
Xcode version, available storage, test results
Output
Archive, logs, and release materials
Git pullXcodeArchive
CI/CD teams

Connect a fixed physical node to your build queue

Use the dedicated node as a fixed Runner, controlling concurrency by repository, branch, and priority. Build caches, toolchains, and logs remain on the same device, making failed jobs easier to reproduce and consecutive runs easier to compare.

Input
Webhook, branch rules, task queue
Check
Concurrency, cache hits, available disk space
Output
Build artifacts, test reports, and logs
WebhookRunnerArtifact
AI experiments

Run local model inference on Apple Silicon

Download model weights to a fixed node, set up a Python or MLX environment, run inference tests, and export the results. For larger working sets, choose OAM M4P 64 and add storage based on model and dataset size.

Input
Model weights, test data, inference parameters
Check
Unified memory, disk usage, task queue
Output
Inference results, performance logs, and exported files
WeightsMLXOutput
Audio/video teams

Process media, encode, and export remotely

Sync proxy files or working media first, then edit through the remote desktop, review the timeline, encode, and transfer the finished output. For larger media libraries, add +1TB SSD or +2TB SSD when ordering.

Input
Proxy files, project library, encoding presets
Check
Network route, available storage, export queue
Output
Finished video, proxy files, and delivery checklist
SyncEditExport
Predictable hardware by the term

Skip upfront hardware purchases and shared resources

Local procurement suits long-term asset plans, but it also brings procurement, shipping, network access, and device management work. OwnAMac provides the same hardware capability by day, week, month, or quarter while preserving dedicated physical-machine resource boundaries.

Local procurement

Manage the deployment chain yourself

You handle procurement, shipping, power, networking, remote access, and on-site operations. Best suited to teams with existing facilities and device-management capabilities.

Term rental

Choose a day, week, month, or quarter

Choose a term based on project duration without upfront hardware procurement costs. The fixed environment is retained throughout the term, which ends according to the order confirmation.

Dedicated remote use

Compute and storage are not shared with other tenants

You connect to the physical node assigned to your order. The remote desktop, command line, engineering caches, and working files all remain on the same device.

Five physical regions

Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US West

All three machine configurations are available in all five regions. When choosing, prioritize the network route from your main users to the node, then consider build workloads, media-source locations, and team collaboration regions.

Node selection boundaries: Regional descriptions on this page help narrow your choice and do not guarantee fixed latency or performance. Actual availability follows the console’s live response; validate network performance based on the user’s location and carrier route.
From order to first connection

About 4 minutes for the normal workflow

After payment confirmation, device assignment and system initialization begin automatically. The times below describe the normal workflow; actual results follow the console’s response.

01

Payment confirmation

Verify the USD amount, rental term, target region, host configuration, and add-ons.

02

Node assignment

Bind the selected physical device to the current order and record the node-to-configuration relationship.

03

System initialization

Write the order parameters, prepare the macOS environment, and create the configuration required for remote access.

04

Credential delivery

The console displays connection details, device status, and the entry point for ongoing management.

provisioning-status

$ ownamac provision --region jp --plan m4-24-512

✓ payment.confirmed

✓ node.assigned JP-TYO-04

✓ macOS.initialized

✓ credentials.delivered

NODE       JP-TYO-04
HOST       OAM M4 24
CHIP       M4
MEMORY     24GB
STORAGE    512GB
DELIVERY   03:56
STATE      ONLINE

After connecting, complete three checks: confirm the desktop resolution, verify the keyboard layout, and perform one disconnect and reconnect.

Three fixed configurations

Clear specifications, from lightweight builds to heavy inference

Only three configurations are available: OAM M4 16, OAM M4 24, and OAM M4P 64. All prices are charged in USD, with an entry price of $20.7/day.

OAM / M4-16-256

OAM M4 16

$20.7/day

Ideal for lightweight Xcode builds, basic automation, dependency validation, and single-task remote development.

ChipM4
Memory16GB
Storage256GB
Daily
$20.7
Weekly
$55.9
Monthly
$103.5
Quarterly
$281.5
Choose OAM M4 16
OAM / M4PRO-64-2TB

OAM M4P 64

$61.2/day

Ideal for large-model inference, heavy builds, memory-intensive tasks, and engineering workflows requiring substantial base storage.

ChipM4 Pro
Memory64GB
Storage2TB
Daily
$61.2
Weekly
$165.2
Monthly
$305.9
Quarterly
$832
Choose OAM M4P 64
PHYSICAL REGIONS 5 regions

Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and US West; all three configurations are available.

FIXED CONFIGURATIONS 3 configurations

M4 / 16GB / 256GB, M4 / 24GB / 512GB, and M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB, with clearly defined specifications.

NORMAL DELIVERY About 4 minutes

Includes payment confirmation, node assignment, system initialization, and credential delivery; status follows the console’s response.

Confirm the details before ordering

Confirm the delivery model, term, and payment method first

Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported, and all charges are settled in USD. Available gateways are subject to the backend API response.

Is this a virtual machine?
No. Every valid order corresponds to one dedicated Apple Silicon physical node. Its processor, unified memory, and base storage are not shared with other tenants.
Which rental terms are supported?
You can order by the day, week, month, or quarter. Fixed prices for each machine and add-on can be checked on the plan page; the final configuration and USD total are confirmed with the order.
How do I choose among the five regions?
Prioritize the region with the shortest network route to your main users, then consider the locations of your code repositories, media sources, and collaboration teams. Latency data is for comparison only; validate the actual experience on your own network.
What system operations are available after connection?
The full macOS graphical interface and command line are available. You can install engineering dependencies, run Xcode builds, execute automated tasks, perform local model inference, and manage working files.
Dedicated remote Mac desktop

Choose a region and configuration, then start connecting after the normal workflow completes in about 4 minutes.

Five physical regions, three fixed configurations, starting at $20.7/day. Actual availability follows the console’s live response.