ClawOS

ClawOS is a hosted version of OpenClaw, the MIT-licensed open-source AI gateway. The open-source project is powerful but expects you to keep a machine running, patch it, and secure it; ClawOS removes that step by giving each subscriber a dedicated cloud instance — not a slot in a shared pool — with files, conversations and automations that persist between sessions.

Routines rather than prompts. The product's centre of gravity is scheduled background work instead of a chat you have to open. Published routines include a morning briefing that assembles weather, calendar and overnight news; inbox triage that sorts mail, drafts replies and archives junk; standup prep that turns your GitHub activity into three talking points; a revenue pulse that explains Stripe figures in plain language; and topic watches that digest threads worth reading. Results are delivered into your chat app, so the agent surfaces itself only when it has something to say.

Integrations and channels. More than 100 connectors are available, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear, Stripe and Strava, all reachable from a single conversation. The agent can be addressed through Telegram and other messaging apps, and can be added to group chats.

Pricing. A free tier runs on Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite with a 10-message daily cap and a daily briefing, no card required. The paid subscription is $29.99 per month via the App Store, auto-renewing and cancellable in Settings.

Positioning. ClawOS is the right trade for someone who wants OpenClaw's breadth without operating a gateway; if you would rather hold the keys and the hardware, the upstream open-source project remains free to self-host. Published by Spark LLC, first released to the App Store in March 2026.