Argent Cloud lets your AI agents control isolated iOS simulators without building and maintaining your own Mac infrastructure.
Starting at $299/month for 6 parallel simulators
Most AI agents run on Linux because it's fast, affordable, and easy to scale. But when they need to interact with an iOS app, they hit a wall. iOS Simulators only run on Apple hardware, which means teams either need to use their local machine or build and maintain their own Mac mini fleet.
Argent Cloud removes that bottleneck with dedicated Apple hardware and ready-to-use iOS simulators, so your agents can interact with iOS apps without the extra infrastructure.
Argent Cloud gives you dedicated Apple hardware with isolated cloud iOS simulators already configured and managed, so you can spend more time building your product and less time managing infrastructure.
One monthly price gives you unlimited simulator time. As your agents run more tasks and your test suites expand, your infrastructure stays predictable and easy to plan.
Connect your AI agents to cloud iOS simulators securely over the network. Argent Cloud fits into your existing workflows, so you can start running at scale with the tools your team already relies on.
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Argent Cloud is available in dedicated blocks of isolated iOS simulators. Each block runs on its own Apple hardware, so your simulators are never shared with other customers. Start with a single block and add more as your team, CI pipeline, or AI agent fleet grows.
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Point your AI agent at your cloud simulators and start running tests remotely. While Argent offers the quickest setup, it's not a requirement. If your workflow already uses Maestro, custom automation, or another agent framework, we can help you connect those as well.
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Your simulators are reserved for you for the entire month. That means no hourly billing, no shared infrastructure, and no unexpected costs when your debugging session runs long. No matter if you run one test or ten thousand, your monthly price doesn't change.
No. Argent Cloud is a pool of network-accessible iOS Simulators. That being said, Argent is the easiest way to connect an agent to it, but you can use Maestro, Appium, your own scripts, CI pipelines, or any other tool that can connect to a remote simulator.
Each block maps to dedicated Apple hardware reserved for your team. Selling capacity in blocks keeps performance predictable, avoids noisy neighbors, and gives you a flat monthly price instead of hourly simulator billing.
Yes. You can point CI jobs, custom automation, Maestro flows, or an agent framework at your cloud simulators and run the same remote iOS workflows outside an interactive coding session.
Add another dedicated block. Capacity scales in groups of parallel simulators, so your team can grow from one block to a larger simulator fleet without rebuilding infrastructure.
