Publish to the App Store from a remote Mac
Uploading to App Store Connect needs a Mac: Xcode Organizer, Transporter or xcrun. On a rented VM or Mac mini you sign in with your Apple ID, sign the build with your certificates and submit it for review.
The typical case is a VM for one day: sign in to Xcode with your developer account, archive, upload via Organizer or fastlane deliver, wait for processing. For macOS apps, notarise with notarytool on the same machine.
Certificates and profiles stay yours. Before the rental ends, sign out of your Apple ID and remove keys from the keychain — we wipe everything afterwards anyway: a VM is deleted, a whole Mac is reinstalled.
You need your own Apple Developer account. We do not sell accounts, register them for you or help you act against Apple’s rules.
Good for
- Uploading builds to App Store Connect and TestFlight
- Signing and notarising macOS apps
- An urgent release when your own Mac is not at hand
Not a fit
- Buying or renting someone else’s developer account
- Mass-publishing template apps — prohibited by our rules
Other use cases
AI agents and Claude Code
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor and your own agents on a machine that stays on around the clock and keeps your laptop free.
iOS builds and CI
Xcode, xcodebuild, fastlane and a self-hosted GitHub Actions or GitLab runner on macOS of your own.
Just a remote Mac
Safari, macOS-only software, layout checks — anything that needs a real Mac.
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