Build a clean environment
Create independent macOS machines from IPSW images, with explicit CPU, memory, disk, and guest setup options.
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Virtualization / macOS · Apple silicon
VMWorkshop
A space for each experiment.
Give an experiment its own Mac. VMWorkshop helps you create, use, and revisit independent macOS environments without turning the host into your test machine.
Available on request
Apple VirtualizationSnapshotsApp + CLI
01 / Why it exists
Make the next experiment repeatable.
Install macOS from an Apple restore image, keep each machine in its own bundle, and return to a known state with snapshots. Console controls, file exchange, and diagnostics keep routine work within reach.
Keep useful states
Use snapshots, clones, and saved sessions to return to a point in your experiment.
Work across the boundary
Control network, shared folders, and clipboard separately. Use Guest Tools and the CLI for repeatable workflows.
02 / A closer look
A considered workspace.
See the interface in detail.
Open any image to explore it.
03 / In practice
Make it part
of your day.
- 01
Create
Choose a restore image and configure the virtual machine.
- 02
Experiment
Work in its console and share only the host resources you need.
- 03
Return or transfer
Use snapshots, clones, exports, and the CLI to carry the work forward.
Virtual-machine storage
Disks, settings, snapshots, and saved memory are stored in local VM bundles. A bundle may contain all data from the guest system.
Shared resources
Network, clipboard, and shared folders are separate controls. Enable the resources your experiment needs.
Transfers
Restore image downloads contact Apple. Guest networking, shared files, and exports can move data outside a VM when you enable them.
05 / Get started
Let’s put it to work.
This independent application is available on request. Tell me what you want to use it for and which device and OS version you have.
Request access ↗A question about the app?
A good place to start.
Setup, everyday use, and a direct way to get help.
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