iFarmiPhone farm guides
These guides take you from an empty desk to a working iPhone farm on one Mac. Start with the setup guide (about 20 minutes, mostly waiting for Xcode), then use the hardware guide to pick the Mac, hubs, cables and cooling for 4 to 30 phones.
What's here
- How to set up an iPhone farm on a Mac: Xcode, your Apple developer team, installing iFarm, preparing each iPhone, the first run and going 24/7.
- Phone farm hardware for a Mac mini: which Mac, how many phones it runs, powered USB hubs, data cables, cooling, network and a shopping checklist by farm size.
For every button and setting, the full iFarm guide has the details. Questions not covered here are answered in the FAQ.
How to set up an iPhone farm on a MacSet up an iPhone farm on a Mac step by step: Xcode, an Apple developer team, iFarm, Trust, Developer Mode and Auto-Lock, then a first automation.Phone farm hardware for a Mac miniPhone farm hardware for a Mac mini: which Mac, how many iPhones it runs, powered USB hubs, data cables, cooling, network, and a checklist by farm size.Recommended hardware for your iPhone farmThe charging hub, cooling fan and phone rack we recommend for running 4 to 15+ iPhones from one Mac with iFarm, with links and what each one is for.