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OpenClaw
OpenClaw FoundationPersonal assistants
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A self-hosted assistant maintained by the independent OpenClaw Foundation.
- Free
- 3 sources
What is OpenClaw?
An open-source assistant running on your own devices, handling email, calendar and tool tasks through familiar chat apps with local memory and personal or shared-team deployment. Available for installation on your own devices or infrastructure; model and channel setup is required. Local memory does not keep all data on-device: prompts and content may reach configured model providers, messaging platforms and connectors. It is not an OpenAI product.
What can you use OpenClaw for?
- Follow up on email, calendars and tasks
- Connect everyday collaboration tools
- Arrange recurring work
OpenClaw pricing and usage limits
Free MIT-licensed software; users cover model and infrastructure costs. No official paid or hosted tier.
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