Make room for more.
Manage virtual machines and container workloads alongside local AI integrations. Choose the services your hardware and workflow need.
A server app for Apple silicon
Your Mac.
Ready to serve.
Files, virtual machines, storage, and network services. Put the Mac you own to work, with a native app to manage it.
Apple silicon · macOS 14 or later · Account and license required
View release notes
- CPU activity
- 24%
- Memory used
- 12.4 GB
- Network activity
- 18.2 Mbps
Keep your data close.
Share files, run an S3-compatible object store, and manage backups on your own hardware. Review recovery points and restore the data you need.
Manage the foundations.
Configure DNS, filtering, interfaces, and service access from the app. Inspect system health and logs while your services are running.
Built for the machine you own
Start with one Mac.
Add what you need.
- Download an approved build for your Apple silicon Mac.
- Sign in and activate the device with your license.
- Configure services and approve privileged access when required.
A few useful details.
Which Macs does S3RVER support?
S3RVER requires Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later. It is not an Intel Mac app. Individual services can have additional runtime requirements.
Is S3RVER free to use without an account?
S3RVER uses a Simple Modern account and a device license. Check your account for your available products and device access.
Can I connect it to Datacenter?
The new connection flow uses a one-time enrollment token and a compatible S3RVER build. Availability depends on the deployed versions of both products. Check the release notes before enabling it.
Does it run Simple Modern DevOps jobs?
S3RVER’s GitHub Actions runner feature is separate from Simple Modern DevOps. Connecting S3RVER to Datacenter does not register it as a DevOps runner.