A remote Mac when you do not own one
Sometimes you need a Mac for a day: check a site in Safari, run a macOS-only program, sign a file or chase a bug that only reproduces on a Mac. Rent a VM or a Mac mini for a day and connect from Windows, Linux or another Mac.
Bring your own remote tool: you have administrator rights, so install whatever you already use. On a whole Mac we suggest Parsec, which is pre-installed — sign in with your own account for a smooth desktop. In a VM the supported route is Screen Sharing (VNC) and SSH: Parsec inside a VM is not confirmed yet. Screen Sharing and SSH are always there.
The computers are in Kuala Lumpur. Browsers, terminals and IDEs are comfortable; video, animation and anything that needs a snappy screen will lag over that distance. A day is a cheap way to find out for yourself.
Good for
- Testing sites and web apps in Safari
- Software that only exists for macOS
- One-off jobs that take a day or two
Not a fit
- Video editing and games — distance adds lag
- A low-latency everyday workstation from Europe
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.
App Store publishing
Sign, notarise and upload a build to App Store Connect with your own Apple ID.
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