Ready-made machine builds you can download and run yourself. Plainly: the server cannot currently run or load VMs from this public page — these are downloads, not cloud machines. Grab a build, grab the loader below, and run it on your own hardware.
Sealed Windows 11 Pro master image — local admin, no password, BitLocker off, OneDrive removed. Disk: ~29 GB optimized copy (plus a 118 GB server copy).
Runs on: Hyper-V on Windows.
The server cannot currently run or load this VM from the public page.
Download: staging pending — not linked until the files are staged on the server.
☕ DonateAndroid-x86 9.0-r2 — boots to the setup wizard. A second Android endpoint for testing phone apps without a second phone.
Disk: 8.9 GB.
Runs on: Hyper-V on Windows.
The server cannot currently run or load this VM from the public page.
Download: staging pending — not linked until the files are staged on the server.
☕ DonateUbuntu Server 24.04.5 — install not started yet (installer ISO attached, no disk built). Listed now so requests and mods can gather before it exists.
Runs on: Hyper-V on Windows.
The server cannot currently run or load this VM from the public page.
Download: staging pending — nothing built to download yet.
☕ DonateWant a build changed? Say which VM and what you want. Requests list publicly and take votes.
Built something for one of these VMs? Share it: which VM it's for, what it does, and the mod zip (or a download link). Posted mods list publicly and take votes.
A web page cannot run scripts on your computer, so “one click” honestly means this: click Load with one click on a mod, download the loader + the mod into one folder, double-click loader.bat, type your build folder, done. The loader backs up any files the mod replaces, copies the mod files in, runs the mod's install script if it has one, and reports what it did.
Download loader.bat → Download loader.ps1 →
A mod is a zip containing mod.json plus the files it installs:
{
"name": "My mod",
"vm": "AndroidTest",
"description": "What it does",
"files": ["readme.txt"],
"install_script": "install.ps1"
}
files lists what the mod installs (paths inside the build folder). install_script is optional — if present, the loader runs it with the build folder as its working folder after copying the files. Paths must stay inside the build folder (no .. escapes, no absolute paths).