Built for development workloads

From one commit to a reproducibly delivered cloud Mac

VPSGit puts the model, term, node, configuration and delivery status into one observable workflow. Teams do not need to turn personal devices into permanent build nodes or guess at performance limits on shared resources.

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Three configurations are available across six nodes; standard delivery takes about 4 minutes. Actual availability is shown live in the console.

DELIVERY / COMMIT

Commit delivery record

Observable workflow
01 Place order Choose model, term and node
02 Catalog validation Confirm availability from live results
03 System configuration Apply network and access policies
04 Credential issuance Deliver a dedicated physical Mac
Compute resources
Apple Silicon physical node
Resource boundary
One order maps to one dedicated physical Mac
Delivery target
About 4 minutes
Node catalog
SG · JP · KR · HK · US-E · US-W
Why we started

After a Git commit, the build environment should be reproducible too

VPSGit was not created to put a remote computer in a browser. It was created to solve the environment-consistency problems development teams face every day: whose device builds the same code, whether caches remain available, whether toolchain versions match, and how to hand work over reliably when a task is complete.

Organize machines around tasks, not tasks around machines

A single commit can trigger dependency restoration, Xcode compilation, automated tests, artifact archiving or MLX inference. We map these workloads to clear M4, memory, SSD, node and term options, so teams can assess resource fit before ordering.

After delivery, developers get a dedicated physical Mac they can use remotely, with both the command line and the macOS graphical interface. Before the term ends, teams can return artifacts, revoke access and move data out using a checklist—instead of keeping the environment tied to one member’s personal computer.

Code commit Automated build Reproducible delivery
INPUT Code, dependencies, build target

Start by identifying the memory, storage, concurrency model and region the task needs.

MATCH Three fixed offerings

From M4 / 16GB / 256GB to M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB, with no models outside the catalog.

DELIVER Dedicated Apple Silicon physical node

Complete system, network and access configuration through standard steps, while recording delivery status.

HANDOFF A team-ready handoff

Hand off tasks, artifacts and permissions without moving physical equipment.

Product boundaries

What we provide—and what we do not present as the same product

Clearer product boundaries make it easier to estimate performance, concurrency and data responsibilities. VPSGit’s catalog and delivery workflow are built only around Apple Silicon cloud Macs, physical nodes and dedicated physical Macs.

Included

Fixed-spec Apple Silicon cloud Macs

The catalog includes only VPSGit M4 Core, VPSGit M4 Plus and VPSGit M4 Pro. Chip, memory, SSD and fixed-term prices are shown openly, so configuration differences do not appear after checkout.

3 fixed offerings
Our guarantee

One order maps to one dedicated physical Mac

Compute, memory and local storage are dedicated to the order; a shared virtual machine is never presented as a dedicated Mac. This lets users plan continuous builds, high-memory inference and remote graphics workloads.

Not a virtual machine
No catalog expansion

No promises for models or nodes outside the catalog

Models are limited to the three available configurations, and nodes to Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East and US West. Live availability is returned by the console.

6 nodes
Engineering principles

Put important facts before checkout, not after delivery

Configuration, pricing, nodes, steps and incident communications should all be verifiable. These five principles guide page information, console status and everyday operational decisions.

Open configuration and pricing

The three models show fixed daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly prices. Storage expansion and Thunderbolt 5 daisy-chaining are priced separately, without vague bundles hiding the actual specifications.

Fixed node catalog

Capacity management centers on six established nodes. Pages, plans and checkout use the same catalog, without claiming broader coverage through cities outside it.

Changes are traceable

When the model, node, access policy or term changes, the related order status and handling steps retain a clear record for team review and handoff.

Observable delivery steps

From order confirmation and catalog validation to system configuration and credential issuance, users can see the current stage instead of an unexplained waiting state.

Service status updates promptly

Nodes operate normally 365 days a year. When an event affects service, communications focus on the scope of impact, current handling status and recovery result.

How we operate

Every machine follows the same delivery and offboarding path

Operations are not an abstract status diagram but a sequence of checks. Standard delivery takes about 4 minutes; complex network restrictions or extra configuration are handled according to actual results.

01 Catalog and availability check

Verify the selected model, node, term and add-ons. Catalog combinations are generally orderable; live availability is returned by the console.

02 System and network configuration

Prepare the macOS environment, network parameters and access policies for the order, ensuring the delivery matches the selected node and specifications.

03 Access credential issuance

Issue the information required for access after configuration is complete. After the first connection, users should rotate their own keys, review permissions and assign team accounts.

04 Runtime status monitoring

Continuously monitor node and service status. Routine issues are submitted as console tickets; service events are handled by impact scope and order status.

05 Term end and data cleanup

Before expiration, users should move out build artifacts, models, media and required configuration. After deactivation, access is revoked and node data is cleaned up according to process.

Who it’s for

For teams that need a real macOS environment and clear resource boundaries

Resource peaks, terms and deliverables vary by task. VPSGit uses a fixed catalog to map workloads to verifiable models instead of forcing every task onto one configuration.

Development

iOS and macOS developers

For Xcode builds, simulator testing, dependency caching, artifact archiving and remote debugging. The environment can be separated from a personal computer, making versions and cache policies easier to reproduce.

Xcode builds
Automation

CI/CD teams

Deploy self-hosted Mac Runners, manage queue concurrency, reuse build caches, and schedule resources weekly for sprints or monthly for sustained build phases.

Runner queues
Inference

MLX and AI experimenters

For model preparation, unified-memory monitoring, batch inference, persistent processes and result return. High-memory workloads can be evaluated on M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB.

Unified memory
Production

Media production teams

Plan storage and bandwidth around proxy media, remote desktops, timeline editing, exports and final-file return, instead of letting large media workloads occupy a local workstation indefinitely.

Media and exports
Collaboration

Remote and distributed teams

Use separate accounts, task receipts, branch conventions and offboarding checklists for relay development. What gets handed off is task status and access roles—not physical equipment.

Permission handoff
Global node strategy

Manage capacity across six available nodes without expanding the stated coverage

Node selection should consider developer location, code repositories, dependency sources, team time zones and end-user location together. We do not promise fixed latency or describe regions outside the catalog as orderable nodes.

See how to choose a node
SG

Singapore

For Southeast Asian collaboration, regional dependency downloads and cross-time-zone build tasks.

Asia-Pacific
JP

Japan (Tokyo)

For Japan and East Asian development teams evaluating repository, dependency and remote-operation paths.

Asia-Pacific
KR

South Korea (Seoul)

Build, test and remote-collaboration workflows for teams in South Korea and Northeast Asia.

Asia-Pacific
HK

Hong Kong

For teams in South China and Southeast Asia evaluating code pulls, desktop access and file return.

Asia-Pacific
US-E

US East

For teams in the eastern US and workloads near services they depend on in US East.

United States
US-W

US West

For teams on the US West Coast, and for evaluating paths to repositories and service dependencies there.

United States

All three models are listed across the six-node catalog. Actual availability at checkout is returned by the console; for cross-region migration, recheck availability, plan data transfer and update access policies.

Responsibility and transparency

Keep rules, availability metrics and contact options together

Users need to know how data is handled, which rules govern orders, how availability is calculated and what information to provide when something goes wrong. Each option below has a defined role.

Data

Privacy Policy

Explains the purposes, retention principles, security measures and user rights relating to accounts, orders, logs, support records and content submitted by users.

View Privacy Policy
Rules

Terms of Service

Defines order delivery, acceptable use, renewals, data export, liability boundaries and service-credit rules when applicable conditions are met.

View Terms of Service
Availability

99.9% service availability target

Nodes operate normally 365 days a year. The Terms of Service define the measurement scope, exclusions, claim window and service-credit conditions.

See how it’s calculated
Communication

Incident and issue contact

Submit tickets through the console for active orders. For pre-sales, partnerships, billing or compliance questions, email support@vpsgit.com.

Choose a contact option
Next step

Check the configuration and node first, then hand your build workload to a cloud Mac

Choose a model from the three fixed configurations, confirm the term, one of six nodes and any storage add-ons. After ordering, configuration and credential issuance follow an observable workflow.

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