NoMac
Cloud Macs and iOS Simulators for AI agents
275 followers
Cloud Macs and iOS Simulators for AI agents
275 followers
NoMac gives AI agents their own cloud Mac and iOS Simulator. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client starts a Mac with Xcode in about 30 seconds, builds and tests your app, ships it to TestFlight and the App Store, then shuts it down. You can use the desktop in your browser or the terminal too. Billed per minute, no subscription.
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NoMac
Launched this week
Give Claude Code, Codex or Cursor its own Mac in the cloud: Xcode on Apple silicon, ready in about 30 seconds. Your agent builds your iOS app, runs it on an iPhone Simulator you can watch live, and ships it to TestFlight and the App Store. Then the Mac shuts down. Billed per minute from prepaid credit, no subscription: a whole build costs a few cents.
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agents needing their own mac is a real pain point 👏 billed per minute is smart. mostly iOS devs using it so far?
Interesting approach to giving AI agents a Mac only when they need one.
How do you handle Apple signing credentials across short-lived sessions? Are certificates, provisioning profiles, and App Store Connect tokens isolated per user and securely removed when the Mac shuts down?
That seems especially important for unattended TestFlight releases.
@ademisler Good question! Your App Store Connect key never goes to a Mac: signing and TestFlight uploads use it on our server. The certificate and profiles are installed into a keychain on your own Mac for that session, and that Mac (a separate VM made for the session, never shared) is deleted when it stops. Secrets are encrypted with a key per account. More on nomac.app/security
Watching the simulator live while my agent clicks through the app is the part that would save me the most time, since I usually only find out a flow broke when it is already on TestFlight.
@karimbenkeroum Same here, that's why we built the live view. When the agent starts a phone it gets a link you can open and watch while it taps through the flow, and it reads every screen as text, so a broken step shows up before the build ever goes to TestFlight.
If the agent ships to TestFlight, does the next Mac still have my Apple Developer login and signing certs on that persistent drive, or do I re-auth each boot?
@igorblink Everything stays! You connect your App Store Connect API key in the dashboard one time (or upload your own .p12 if you have one). After that every new Mac starts with your certificate and profiles already installed, and TestFlight uploads go through that key. Nothing to pass per session!
If an agent spins up three Macs at once for parallel tests, can I watch one budget for the project, or is the cap still per Mac?
billing per minute with the Mac shutting down after the build is a tidy setup. how long does it keep the simulator state if an agent pauses mid-run?