A remote computer for Claude Code and AI agents

An agent needs a computer that does not sleep, does not close with your laptop lid and is not busy with your own work. Rent remote macOS — a virtual machine or a whole Mac mini — and run your AI tools on it: in a terminal over SSH, or on the desktop over Screen Sharing.

What customers run, for example: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenClaw-style agents, plus browser and desktop automation via AppleScript, Shortcuts and the Accessibility API. No AI tool is pre-installed: you have administrator rights, install what you need and sign in with your own accounts. Installing and configuring the tools is up to you; we do not do it for you.

We rent the machine only. We do not sell, provide, share or resell accounts, subscriptions or API keys for Claude, ChatGPT / Codex, Gemini or any other AI service — those are yours. The machines are physically in Malaysia and go online from a Malaysian IP address. Whether you may use a given AI service is governed by that service’s terms, and following them is your responsibility.

As a server for AI agents, a virtual machine is usually enough: 4 vCPU and 8 GB of memory handle terminal agents that call cloud APIs, and automation. Start the agent in tmux so the session survives a dropped connection, and come back to it over SSH from any device. If you run many agents, build heavy projects, do graphics and UI work or keep many apps open, take a whole Mac.

The agent runs locally, on the rented machine itself: its process, files, browser and desktop automation live in your macOS and keep running around the clock. The model is your own cloud AI service: the agent reaches it through your account or your API key.

Screen-using (computer use) agents need a desktop: connect over Screen Sharing and watch what the agent does. A separate machine is also a sandbox: an agent with broad permissions cannot break your main computer.

Your API keys live in the VM or on the Mac you rent; everything is wiped afterwards. Every machine keeps our administration tool — the FAQ and the terms say so plainly. Your agent must respect the terms of the services it touches — see the acceptable use policy.

Good for

  • Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and other terminal agents — on a VM
  • Long-running jobs around the clock while your laptop is off
  • Agents that need the macOS GUI, a browser or Xcode
  • Many agents in parallel and heavy projects — on a whole Mac
  • A sandbox: the agent cannot break your main computer

Not a fit

  • If you need an AI account, subscription or API key — we do not provide them
  • Mass account creation or messaging — prohibited

Other use cases

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