Built for development workloads

Make dedicated Apple Silicon an on-demand engineering resource

HexVM provides cloud Macs for iOS, macOS, CI/CD, and AI teams. Every order maps to an individual Mac mini physical node, with no shared compute resources and no virtual machines.

Our goal is not to wrap hardware in vague cloud terminology, but to make the model, memory, storage, node region, rental term, and runtime status easy to verify. Teams keep the familiar macOS interface and command-line workflows while reducing local procurement, cabling, remote operations, and capacity wait times.

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Service boundary: HexVM provides dedicated physical nodes, connection credentials, node status, and ticket-based support. Customers manage repository access, build keys, certificates, automation scripts, and team authorization.

Physical node online NODE / DEDICATED
Models available 2
Regions available 6
Service target 99.9%
Our mission

Keep machine operations off the critical path for development teams

Needing a macOS build environment should not automatically mean buying equipment, running a server room, or handling cross-region remote access. HexVM brings this infrastructure work into a selectable, verifiable, and trackable rental workflow.

Give teams a dedicated Mac quickly when they need Apple Silicon compute, instead of making them wait for procurement, shipping, rack installation, and network access.

Independent developers can add a build node temporarily for a release; mobile app teams can move continuous integration off personal computers; platform engineering teams can place self-hosted runners by region; AI experimenters can validate toolchain compatibility and persistent tasks on Apple Silicon.

The catalog stays clear: the base M4 configuration includes 16GB memory and a 256GB SSD; the M4 Pro configuration includes 64GB memory and a 2TB SSD. All available regions, rental terms, and add-ons are shown before checkout instead of replacing hardware details with vague resource-pool names.

One order, one node

Each valid order is assigned an individual Mac mini physical node. CPU, memory, and local storage are not shared with other customers’ workloads, so resource ownership remains clear.

Your team controls the environment

The full macOS graphical interface and command line are available. Teams can manage dependencies, build caches, Xcode version policies, runner labels, and automation scripts.

Status and support stay trackable

Node allocation, connection details, and order status are managed through the console. Technical issues are tracked in tickets with the node ID, time, region, reproduction steps, and resolution progress.

Product positioning

Cloud delivery with dedicated physical machine boundaries

HexVM provides real Mac mini nodes that can be used remotely. The platform handles node delivery, core networking, and runtime status; customers manage their development environments, code assets, and access permissions.

01

Clear access boundaries

Teams control the development environment on their nodes and can configure SSH keys, toolchains, runner services, build caches, and task scheduling. The platform does not manage repository members, code-signing materials, or release permissions for customers.

  • Prefer SSH key authentication
  • Consolidate permissions by member and environment
  • Handle data before releasing a node
02

Transparent performance foundations

Model names map directly to chip, memory, and storage specifications rather than opaque compute units. Dedicated resources reduce contention from neighboring workloads, making it easier to compare build times, cache hit rates, and task concurrency strategies.

  • Verify the model configuration before ordering
  • Reuse the same node environment consistently
  • Collect build metrics within your team
03

Your team decides when the environment changes

Dependency upgrades, Xcode switches, cache cleanup, and automation script changes can all follow your team’s own review process. The environment is not modified by other tenants through a shared template, shortening the path to reproducing issues.

  • Support graphical and command-line workflows
  • Works with existing repositories and pipelines
  • Track changes in internal version control
Shared responsibility is not a slogan; it is a set of actionable boundaries.

HexVM handles node delivery, core connectivity, and platform-side status; customers handle repository authorization, key rotation, certificate permissions, build scripts, dependency sources, and member access. Requests involving node operations require verification of order ownership.

Who we serve

Teams of every size, one clear resource model

We do not judge requirements by organization size. We look at whether the workload needs dedicated Apple Silicon, a repeatable macOS environment, and a trackable remote operations entry point.

Independent developers

For developers with limited local capacity, who need remote builds, or want to move long-running tasks off a personal computer.

Common tasks
Xcode builds, tests, and archives
Key metrics
Delivery speed, connection stability, and rental flexibility
Recommended starting point
HexVM M4

Mobile app teams

For product teams that need a consistent build baseline, less reliance on personal devices, and continuously available testing and release workflows.

Common tasks
Multi-branch builds, automated tests, and signed archives
Key metrics
Version consistency, cache hit rate, and task queue time
Recommended approach
Assign node responsibilities by pipeline

CI/CD platform teams

For platform engineering teams maintaining self-hosted runners, build queues, regional routing, and unified toolchain policies.

Common tasks
Runner scheduling, cache management, and log collection
Key metrics
Queue length, failure rate, and node health
Recommended approach
Group by region and task label

AI experimenters

For validating inference workflows, dependency compatibility, and automation tasks that need to run continuously on Apple Silicon.

Common tasks
Tool validation, inference testing, and batch processing
Key metrics
Memory requirements, runtime, and reproducibility
Recommended starting point
Choose a model based on actual memory needs
Operating principles

Every product decision should be verifiable by users

We build trust through configuration, pricing, regions, status, and support records. If information affects a team’s rental decision, it should be available before that decision—not hidden until delivery.

01

Transparent configurations

The catalog has just two tiers: the base M4 configuration with 16GB and 256GB; the M4 Pro configuration with 64GB and 2TB. Models, memory, and storage are shown as fixed combinations, never replaced by vague specifications.

Verify before ordering
02

Consistent pricing

The same model and term remain consistent across plan details, configuration, and order confirmation. Additional storage and Thunderbolt 5 are listed separately, and all charges are settled in USD.

Every item listed separately
03

Clear regions

Available regions are determined directly by the catalog. We do not show unavailable options in gray or present catalog scope as a temporary status.

No ambiguity in the selection range
04

Verifiable status

Node delivery and management status are returned through the console. All nodes operate continuously 365 days a year, with a 99.9% service target; actual availability is based on the console’s real-time status.

Status comes from the system
05

Trackable support

Node issues are handled through console tickets, and questions can also be sent to support@hexvm.com. Requests should include the node ID, region, time of occurrence, scope of impact, reproduction steps, and redacted logs.

Every step remains documented
Long-term direction

Prioritize observability, delivery consistency, and team collaboration

Observability: Make node status, order relationships, connection entry points, and support workflows easier to verify, reducing the time spent searching across multiple systems.

Delivery consistency: Continuously streamline node checks, credential delivery, and regional configuration so the same model provides a predictable baseline environment in every region.

Team collaboration: Provide clearer workflows for runner grouping, permission revocation, build logs, and cost reviews instead of adding unrelated features.

Regional coverage

Six available regions for cross-region development and build workloads

The current catalog covers Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, the US East, and the US West. Both models can be ordered in all six regions; actual availability is based on the console’s real-time status.

SG

Singapore

Available

Ideal for Southeast Asian development teams, regional build workloads, and remote desktop connections.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
JP

Japan (Tokyo)

Available

Ideal for teams in Japan and Northeast Asia, and for deploying regional CI/CD nodes.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
KR

South Korea (Seoul)

Available

Ideal for mobile app builds, testing, and continuous workloads in South Korea and surrounding regions.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
HK

Hong Kong

Available

Ideal for cross-region Asian teams that need unified development access and distributed automated build tasks.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
US-E

US East

Available

Ideal for teams in the eastern US, cross-time-zone collaboration, and workloads near related repository workflows.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
US-W

US West

Available

Ideal for development teams in the western US, remote production environments, and continuous integration node deployments.

HexVM M4HexVM M4 Pro
Choose regions based on real workflows.

For interactive remote development, prioritize the network path from your team’s primary location. CI/CD nodes should also be evaluated against repository location, artifact storage, dependency sources, and scheduling strategy. Start with a short rental term to validate connectivity and builds before deciding on long-term deployment.

Start deploying

Choose a dedicated Mac for your workload

Verify the model, memory, storage, region, and rental term before managing orders and nodes in the console. If your team has requirements for access boundaries or build keys, read the security guide first.

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