# ScaleNinja > ScaleNinja is a virtualization company building production-grade virtualization and infrastructure software for macOS, cloud, and beyond. ScaleNinja ships native macOS apps and cloud infrastructure software, alongside engineering deep dives and self-hosting guides. The products below are the core of the site; documentation and the blog carry the detail. ## Products - [MacVisor](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/): Native virtualization for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 27, built like a hypervisor host: a background service owns the VMs and runs each in its own process, so VMs keep running when the app is closed, and the mvz CLI does nearly everything the app does. There is no Intel Mac version, and MacVisor does not emulate x86: guests must be ARM64, so x86 operating system images won't boot, though x86-64 programs run inside Linux guests through Rosetta 2 and inside Windows 11 on ARM through Windows' own emulation. Guests: ARM Linux from a signed catalogue of cloud images (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Oracle Linux, CentOS Stream, openSUSE Leap, Alpine), where cloud-init sets up your account, SSH keys and the guest agent, plus a container runtime (containerd, Docker, Podman, k3s) and a share of your home folder when you ask; macOS from Apple's installers (macOS 27, 26, 15, 14) or an IPSW, with automatic setup for macOS 27 guests; and FreeBSD 15.1 and 16.0-CURRENT from the catalogue on FreeBSD's stock kernel, used over SSH and its console, with the guest agent (no shared folders or container runtimes). Snapshots (disk-only and live), templates, linked clones and ASIF disks; NAT, bridged and named shared or host-only networks with DHCP, DNS, reservations, port forwards, VLANs and a firewall the Mac enforces; guest tools for shells, clipboard, files and port tunnels; VMs reachable as .mvz. Windows 11 on ARM from Microsoft's ISO, installed unattended with an account, the guest agent and Remote Desktop, tested on macOS 27.2. Two Tech Previews: AI sandboxes, which run coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Goose, Aider, OpenCode) in a disposable Linux or macOS VM, on models from the Mac (Ollama, LM Studio, oMLX, llama.cpp) or the cloud through a gateway that keeps API keys on the Mac, with an allow-listed network and a reviewed diff before changes reach the project; and AI agents over MCP, which let an agent on the Mac use the VMs you open to it, at View or Control. Free 30-day trial started in the app, with no key or sign-up. Licensed by the Mac, not by the user: one key activates on as many Macs as its license covers, for any number of users and for personal, commercial and CI/CD use on each, with every feature in every license. MacVisor 27 Pro is a one-time license: US$59 for one Mac, US$79 for two Macs (supported at least until 31 December 2027; the next major version at 50% off, free for licenses bought after 30 June 2027 (on or after 1 July 2027); no artificial block on later macOS versions), at launch prices until 1 December 2026, then US$69, US$99; MacVisor Business is US$79 per Mac per year, billed annually, from 3 Macs on one license key (launch price until 1 December 2026, then US$99), with every update including new major versions, email support with a first reply within 2 business days (IST, no SLA), license admin by support and help deploying through your MDM (quotes for 10 or more Macs from sales@scaleninja.com); MacVisor Enterprise, with 8x5 business support or 24x7 support with an SLA, is by quote. Non-profits, education and open-source developers can ask support for a discount. ScaleNinja may offer periodic promotional pricing and discounts. Pro has a 14-day money-back guarantee. - [MacVisor docs](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/overview/): Documentation home. - [DeltaSnap](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/): Version control for your entire Mac - native APFS snapshots, diffs, and file restore. - [DeltaSnap docs](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/overview/): Documentation home. - [DriveSync](https://scaleninja.com/drivesync/): Sync a folder with Google Drive from the menu bar, one reviewed change at a time. - [DriveSync docs](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/overview/): Documentation home. - [Noject](https://scaleninja.com/noject/): Stops accidental ejection of permanently-plugged external storage on macOS. - [Noject docs](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/overview/): Documentation home. ## Comparisons ### MacVisor - [MacVisor alternatives](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/): How MacVisor compares with each alternative. - [MacVisor vs. UTM](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/utm/): MacVisor or UTM? Native macOS, Linux, Windows 11 and FreeBSD VMs with snapshots, lab networking and AI agents, against free x86 emulation. - [MacVisor vs. Parallels Desktop](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/parallels-desktop/): MacVisor vs Parallels Desktop: Windows, macOS and Linux VMs, cloud images, AI agents, headless hosts, snapshots, backups, networking and pricing. - [MacVisor vs. VMPal](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/vmpal/): MacVisor vs VMPal: macOS, Linux and Windows VMs, GPU acceleration, AI agents over MCP, CI runs, networking, backups, headless hosts and pricing. - [MacVisor vs. VMware Fusion](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/vmware-fusion/): MacVisor vs. VMware Fusion on Apple Silicon: macOS and Windows guests, cloud images, snapshots, networking, AI agents, backups and CLI control. - [MacVisor vs. VirtualBuddy](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/virtualbuddy/): MacVisor vs VirtualBuddy: macOS betas, Linux guests, saved state, snapshots, networking, CLI, AI agents and headless hosts compared. - [MacVisor vs. Tart](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/vs/tart/): MacVisor vs Tart for Apple Silicon macOS and Linux VMs: native GUI and CLI against CI automation, OCI images, snapshots, networking, backups and AI agents. ### DeltaSnap - [DeltaSnap alternatives](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/): How DeltaSnap compares with each alternative. - [DeltaSnap vs. Carbon Copy Cloner](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/carbon-copy-cloner/): Compare DeltaSnap and Carbon Copy Cloner 7 for APFS snapshots, file history, snapshot search and comparison, selective restore, CLI automation, and independent Mac backups. - [DeltaSnap vs. Keeply](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/keeply/): Compare DeltaSnap and Keeply for local file version control, project history, visual diffs, version notes, work copies, selective restore, APFS snapshots, and AI-assisted work. - [DeltaSnap vs. TechTool Pro](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/techtool-pro/): Compare DeltaSnap and TechTool Pro 21 for APFS snapshot creation, automatic retention, deleted-file search and recovery, Finder browsing, monitoring, diagnostics, and cloning. - [DeltaSnap vs. Snappy](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/snappy/): Compare DeltaSnap and Snappy for frequent local APFS snapshots, automatic thinning, Time Machine integration, TUI and CLI management, file recovery, diffs, search, monitoring, and AI-agent safety. - [DeltaSnap vs. BackupLoupe](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/backuploupe/): Compare DeltaSnap and BackupLoupe for searchable file history, deleted-file discovery, version navigation, Finder integration, selective restore, storage analysis, and Time Machine dependence. - [DeltaSnap vs. Time Machine](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/vs/time-machine/): Compare DeltaSnap and Apple Time Machine for local APFS snapshots, automatic Mac backups, historical file restore, search, snapshot comparison, CLI automation, and disaster recovery. ## Documentation ### MacVisor #### Get started - [Overview](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/overview/): Virtual machines for Apple Silicon Macs. macOS, Windows 11, Linux and FreeBSD guests, with AI sandboxes as a Tech Preview. - [Install and activate](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/install/): Install MacVisor, allow what it needs, and start the free trial or enter a license key. - [Quickstart](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/quickstart/): Make your first VM, in the app or with mvz. - [The MacVisor interface](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/interface/): The main window, VM windows, Settings and menus, and where to find things. #### Create VMs - [Create VMs and templates](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/create-vm/): Making macOS, Windows 11, Linux and FreeBSD VMs, what happens while one is made, disks, and reusable templates. - [Cloud images and macOS installers](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/cloud-images/): The catalogue of Linux and FreeBSD cloud images and macOS installers, how downloads are verified and kept, and what cloud-init sets up in a new VM. - [Registry images (OCI)](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/registry-images/): Pull VM images from any OCI registry, Tart's included, and push MacVisor's own. References, what a pulled template is, Tart's images, signing in, pushing linked clones as layers, registries on your local network, registries that need care, and moving from Tart. - [Import VMs from other apps](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/from-other-apps/): Bring VMs from VirtualBuddy, UTM, tart and Parallels Desktop, or make a VM from a raw, ASIF or qcow2 disk image. What comes across and what's refused, Copy or Move, UTM's access, mvz import, and what to do after. #### Guest OS support - [macOS guests](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/macos/): macOS VMs from Apple's installers or your own IPSW, automatic setup of macOS 27 guests, signing in, the setup account's password, and installing again. - [Windows 11 guests](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/windows/): Windows 11 on ARM VMs installed unattended from Microsoft's ISO, with your account, the guest agent, Remote Desktop, Secure Boot and a TPM. What works, what doesn't, and what to expect. - [BitLocker and the TPM for administrators](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/windows-bitlocker-tpm/): For IT administrators who manage Windows VMs on MacVisor: what the VM's TPM is and what protects it, turning BitLocker on, escrowing recovery keys, which VM operations make BitLocker ask for its key, moving or resetting a TPM, and what compliance tools report. - [Linux guests](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/linux/): Linux VMs from a cloud image or an installer ISO, SSH keys, Ubuntu Desktop, and where to read about cloud-init, containers and appliances. - [FreeBSD guests](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/freebsd/): FreeBSD 15.1 and 16.0-CURRENT VMs from the catalogue or a disk image, signing in at the console or over SSH, MacVisor's agent over a serial port, the QEMU guest agent, the power button, and what doesn't work yet. - [Guest tools](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/guest-tools/): The MacVisor Agent inside your VMs, for shells, clipboard, file transfer, port forwarding and guest information, how to install and update it, the guest tools disc, and the QEMU guest agent. - [QEMU guest agent](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/qemu-guest-agent/): Use a QEMU guest agent (qemu-ga) where MacVisor's own agent can't be installed, such as appliances and other distributions, for the guest's addresses, its details and a clean shutdown. What it gives, what it doesn't, and how to set it up. #### Use VMs - [Run and control VMs](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/lifecycle/): Start, pause, suspend and stop VMs, run them headless or at login, and choose what they do when the Mac logs out. - [Display and console](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/console/): A VM's window shows its display or its serial console. The Display | Console switch, signing in at the console in Linux and FreeBSD VMs, mvz console, and VMs without a window. - [VM settings reference](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/vm-settings/): Every VM setting, the page it lives on, and when a change takes effect. - [Storage and sharing](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/storage-sharing/): VM packages, the ASIF disk format, resizing, storage locations, extra disks and media, and shared folders. - [USB devices](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/usb/): Pass a USB device from the Mac through to a VM, keep it attached at every start, what macOS asks first, and which devices work. - [Snapshots and recovery](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/snapshots/): Take disk-only or live snapshots, revert safely, clone or export a VM from a snapshot, and see what snapshots cost in disk space. - [Linked clones](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/linked-clones/): Fork a VM instantly by sharing its disk instead of copying it, and what the shared base means for both VMs. - [Backups](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/backups/): Back VMs up on a schedule or on demand with MacVisor's own backups, restore one on any Mac, and use mvz export or another backup tool instead. #### Networking - [Networking](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/networking/): NAT, bridged and custom networks, reaching VMs by name, and port forwarding. - [Custom networks](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/custom-networks/): Named shared and host-only networks: addressing on macOS 27, gateway services, DHCP reservations, network port forwards, and VLAN uplinks. - [Network firewall](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/firewall/): An inbound and outbound IPv4 policy for each custom network, enforced by the Mac's packet filter. #### AI - [AI sandboxes (Tech Preview)](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/ai-sandboxes/): Run coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in a disposable Linux or macOS VM, on models from your Mac or the cloud, and review their changes before they reach your project. - [AI agents and MCP (Tech Preview)](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/ai-agents/): Let an AI agent on your Mac, such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex or Cursor, use MacVisor's VMs through MCP: the sandboxes it works in, and the VMs you open to it, each as far as you allow. #### Automation and hosting - [VM hooks](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/hooks/): Run your own commands on this Mac after a VM starts or stops, and give an appliance a shutdown command of its own. The three hooks, the environment and JSON a hook gets, limits, hooks.log, VM Settings and mvz hooks, mvz events, and examples. - [Always-on host](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/unattended-host/): Run a Mac as a virtualization host: headless VMs that start at login and come back after a reboot, and the settings that make that work. - [High availability, VM Watchdog and health checks](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/high-availability/): Have MacVisor start a VM again after a crash, restart a guest that stopped responding with VM Watchdog, or restart a VM when your health check keeps failing. Limits, what a restart does and risks, and how to tell why a VM restarted. - [Deploy with MDM](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/mdm/): Deploy MacVisor to managed Macs with Jamf Pro, Kandji, Intune or Mosyle. Install the app, pre-approve its background items and Full Disk Access, activate the license from a script, keep Macs on one version, report MacVisor in inventory, and allow its network access. #### Licensing and updates - [Activate your license](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/activate/): How the free 30-day trial starts, activating a license key, how license checks and offline use work, one license for every account on a Mac, and moving a license between Macs. - [Pricing and Licensing](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/pricing/): MacVisor licenses compared. Pro is one-time, for one or two Macs; Business is per Mac per year, from three Macs; Enterprise is quoted, with 8x5 or 24x7 support. Discounts, upgrades, cancellation and refunds. - [Updates, moving and uninstalling](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/updates/): How MacVisor updates, what to do with suspended VMs first, updating a Mac you reach only over SSH, moving from a beta, moving MacVisor, your VMs and your license to a new Mac, and uninstalling. - [Changelog](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/changelog/): MacVisor release notes. #### Reference - [Using the CLI](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/cli/): Every mvz command by task, with options, exit codes, and scripting examples. - [System requirements](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/requirements/): The Mac, macOS version, memory, disk space and network MacVisor and each kind of guest need. - [Architecture and operating modes](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/architecture/): How MacVisor's background service and per-VM runners let the same VMs serve desktop use, an always-on host, and headless automation. - [Security model](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/security/): Which component runs with which privileges, which VM features cross the guest boundary, which macOS permissions MacVisor asks for, and what leaves your Mac. - [Disk formats and sector sizes](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/disks/): ASIF or raw, 512-byte or 4 KB sectors. What each means for snapshots, clones and space, where you choose them (a Linux ISO install, Add Disk, mvz create and mvz disks add), and why Debian and Kali need 512-byte sectors. #### Help - [Troubleshooting](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/troubleshooting/): Common MacVisor problems by symptom, with the cause and the fix. - [Known limitations](https://scaleninja.com/docs/macvisor/known-limitations/): What MacVisor 27 doesn't do, or does only in part, in one place, with a link to the details of each. ### DeltaSnap - [Overview](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/overview/): Version Control, native APFS snapshots, visual diffs, monitoring, AI-agent checkpoints, and the dsnap CLI. - [APFS and snapshots](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/apfs-snapshots/): Learn how APFS volumes, copy-on-write blocks, and snapshots fit together. - [Snapshot storage](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/snapshot-storage/): Understand shared blocks, private size, free space, and snapshot retention. - [Safety and backups](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/safety-backups/): Use DeltaSnap as a fast local recovery layer alongside an independent backup. - [Install and set up](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/install/): Install DeltaSnap, approve its helper, grant access, and enable Finder integration. - [Quickstart](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/quickstart/): Create your first indexed history, inspect a file in Version Control, and restore a copy. - [Volumes and interface](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/interface/): Navigate volumes, Version Control, Snapshots, disk telemetry, activity, notifications, and settings. - [Version Control](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/version-control/): Browse current and deleted files, inspect captured versions, compare them, and restore safely. - [Search snapshot history](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/search-history/): Find current and deleted files across indexed DeltaSnap history. - [Snapshots from other apps](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/other-app-snapshots/): Use Time Machine, Carbon Copy Cloner, SuperDuper, and Arq snapshots as DeltaSnap history you can mount, compare, and restore from. - [Monitoring and space analysis](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/changes-monitoring/): Detect mass filesystem activity, create safety checkpoints on alarm, and analyze snapshot-held space. - [Notifications and email alerts](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/notifications/): Where DeltaSnap notifications appear, why they stay quiet by default, what counts as critical, and how to receive notifications and activity by email through your own mail server. - [Finder integration](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/finder-integration/): Restore previous versions and create safety snapshots from Finder, with optional history badges. - [AI agent skill](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/ai-agent-skill/): Install the DeltaSnap skill in desktop and CLI agents so they checkpoint, diff, and recover risky file changes. - [Work with snapshots](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/manage-snapshots/): Create safety and protected snapshots, understand kinds and TTLs, mount them, and delete them safely. - [Schedules and retention](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/schedules-retention/): Configure wall-clock snapshot cadences, safety TTLs, protection, and low-space pruning. - [Compare snapshots](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/compare-snapshots/): Compare indexed points in time or run a one-off full scan of excluded locations. - [Mount and recover files](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/mount-recover/): Browse read-only snapshots and recover a copy or replace an item behind a safety snapshot. - [Command line](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/cli/): Manage APFS containers, volumes, snapshots, safety checkpoints, tags, mounts, holds, schedules, indexes, and diffs with dsnap. - [What DeltaSnap cannot do](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/limits/): The honest limits of snapshot-based recovery, and when to reach for something else. - [Cloud-synced and app data](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/cloud-synced-data/): Why restoring files that sync to a service needs one extra step. - [Troubleshooting](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/troubleshooting/): Resolve helper, access, indexing, Version Control, Finder, mount, schedule, monitoring, AI-skill, and license issues. - [Activate your license](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/activate/): Activate DeltaSnap with a license key or offline license we email you, move a license between Macs. - [Pricing and Compatibility](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/pricing/): One DeltaSnap price per person for personal and business use, seats at checkout, what the one-time price includes, how major versions and updates work, refunds, and macOS compatibility. - [Changelog](https://scaleninja.com/docs/deltasnap/changelog/): DeltaSnap release notes. ### DriveSync - [Overview](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/overview/): What DriveSync is and how it works. - [Try the free CLI](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/cli-quickstart/): Install dsync, connect a small test folder to Google Drive, and review your first transfer before buying the Mac app. - [From CLI to Mac app](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/from-cli/): Add a folder already configured with dsync to DriveSync for Mac and keep its pairing and authorization. - [Install](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/install/): Install DriveSync and get through the first launch. - [Add a folder](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/add-folder/): Pair a local folder with a Google Drive folder, including the one-time Google OAuth setup. - [Syncing](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/syncing/): The push, pull and compare windows, the options in them, and what Settings holds. - [Google setup](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/google-setup/): Create the Google OAuth client used by both DriveSync for Mac and the free dsync CLI. - [FAQ](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/faq/): Common questions about DriveSync, Google credentials, conflicts and deletions. - [Changelog](https://scaleninja.com/docs/drivesync/changelog/): Version history and release notes for DriveSync. ### Noject - [Overview](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/overview/): What Noject is and who it's for. - [Install](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/install/): Install Noject on macOS. - [Configuration](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/configuration/): Manage the Noject watchlist and behavior. - [FAQ](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/faq/): Common questions about Noject. - [Changelog](https://scaleninja.com/docs/noject/changelog/): Version history and release notes for Noject. ## Blog - [Blog index](https://scaleninja.com/blog/): All posts. - [MacVisor 27 is generally available](https://scaleninja.com/blog/macvisor-27-ga/): MacVisor 27.2.0 is our first general release after the public beta: macOS, Linux, Windows 11 and FreeBSD VMs on Apple Silicon, set up for you, with host-grade networking, snapshots and an always-on background service. - [MacVisor: run your Mac like a virtualization host](https://scaleninja.com/blog/macvisor/): Why we built MacVisor, how it runs macOS, Linux and Windows VMs on Apple Silicon, and what the public beta can do today. - [ScaleNinja Utilities: small tools for files and drives](https://scaleninja.com/blog/scaleninja-utilities/): Meet Noject, DeltaSync, and DriveSync: three focused utilities that make drive protection and file synchronization more deliberate. - [Why create a separate APFS volume in DeltaSnap?](https://scaleninja.com/blog/deltasnap-apfs-volumes/): Learn when a separate APFS volume is useful, how it keeps snapshot history focused, and why you should always choose an empty mount point. - [DeltaSnap: a fast undo layer for your Mac](https://scaleninja.com/blog/deltasnap/): Why we built DeltaSnap, how Apple granting ScaleNinja the private APFS snapshot entitlement made it possible, and what it can do today. - [Apache CloudStack Build Installation Guide for Ubuntu/KVM on x86_64 & ARM64](https://scaleninja.com/blog/cloudstack/): Build a fully functional private IaaS cloud with Apache CloudStack v4.22 on Ubuntu using KVM - for both x86_64 and ARM64. - [Ceph Storage Installation and Setup with CloudStack on Ubuntu/KVM](https://scaleninja.com/blog/ceph/): Deploy a Ceph cluster (v18+) on Ubuntu using cephadm, integrate it with Apache CloudStack as RBD primary storage, and mount CephFS as a distributed shared file system. - [WireGuard VPN Gateway on Raspberry Pi](https://scaleninja.com/blog/wireguard/): Turn a Raspberry Pi into a WireGuard VPN-backed WiFi access point using hostapd and dnsmasq on Ubuntu 20.04 - all traffic from connected devices tunnels through WireGuard automatically. ## Company - [Home](https://scaleninja.com/): ScaleNinja builds virtualization and infrastructure software for macOS, cloud, and beyond. - [About](https://scaleninja.com/about/): ScaleNinja is a virtualization company building production-grade virtualization and infrastructure software for macOS, cloud, and beyond. - [CloudStack consulting](https://scaleninja.com/cloudstack/): Cloud infrastructure and Apache CloudStack consulting from a top contributor to the project: architecture, deployment, migrations, and training. - [Support](https://scaleninja.com/support/): Get help with ScaleNinja apps: email support, docs, and a contact form. - [Security](https://scaleninja.com/security/): How ScaleNinja designs, ships, and secures its apps and tools, and how to report a security issue. - [Contact](https://scaleninja.com/contact/): Get in touch with ScaleNinja by email or contact form. - [Media kit](https://scaleninja.com/mediakit/): Brand assets, logos, colour palette, and boilerplate copy for ScaleNinja. ## Optional - [RSS feed](https://scaleninja.com/rss.xml): Blog feed. - [Sitemap](https://scaleninja.com/sitemap-index.xml): Full URL index. - [Privacy policy](https://scaleninja.com/privacy/) - [MacVisor privacy policy](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/privacy/): What MacVisor sends and what stays on your Mac. - [DeltaSnap privacy policy](https://scaleninja.com/deltasnap/privacy/) - [Terms](https://scaleninja.com/terms/) - [EULA](https://scaleninja.com/EULA.txt): End user license agreement for ScaleNinja apps. MacVisor has its own, below. - [MacVisor EULA](https://scaleninja.com/macvisor/EULA.txt): End user license agreement for MacVisor, its helpers, the mvz CLI and its guest tools.