Claw ships while you sleep.
A personal AI agent that runs on your own infrastructure. Bring your own Anthropic key or use the free house models, keep your data in your own Postgres, and read every line of the open codebase.
- Reads & sends your email
- Runs on a schedule
- Remembers everything
- Swappable personalities
- 500+ tools, one chat
triage this morning's inbox and log the action items in notion
Triaged 12 emails, drafted 3 replies for your review, and logged the action items in Notion.
What it does
A full personal agent, on your terms.
Email, calendar, code, and docs in one chat, with memory that persists and jobs that run whether or not you are at the keyboard.
500+ tools, one chat
Connect Gmail, Calendar, Slack, GitHub, Notion, Linear, and hundreds more through Composio. Every connection is an OAuth grant scoped to your account, revocable in one click.
Remembers everything
Persistent vector memory in your own Postgres. Claw recalls decisions, preferences, and context across every conversation.
Your keys, encrypted
Bring your own Anthropic key or start on the free house models. Keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they ever touch the database.
Runs on a schedule
Cron-style scheduled tasks in your timezone: morning briefings, weekly digests, follow-up nudges. Claw runs them while you are away.
Beyond the browser
Message Claw from its Telegram bot, or talk to it on a realtime voice call. Same agent, same memory, same tools.
Runs on your infrastructure
Deploy to Vercel with Postgres, or run everything locally. The codebase is open, so you can audit exactly what your agent can do before you hand it your inbox.
Security model
Your keys stay encrypted.
Your data stays in your database.
API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored. The database never holds a plaintext key.
Bring your own Anthropic key, or start on the free house models and store no key at all.
Chat history and vector memory live in your own Postgres database, on infrastructure you control.
Deploy to Vercel with Postgres, or run everything locally.
Tool connections are per-user OAuth grants brokered by Composio. The agent never handles your passwords.
Revoke a connection and the agent's access ends with it.
The code is open and auditable. You can read exactly what the agent can do before you hand it your inbox.
No black box between your prompt and your data.
Self-hosted vs hosted
What self-hosting actually changes.
Hosted assistants are convenient, and for plenty of people the right choice. Here is what moves to your side of the table when you run the agent yourself.
| Self-hosted Claw | Typical hosted assistant | |
|---|---|---|
| Where your data lives | Your Postgres database, on your infrastructure | The vendor's cloud |
| Model API keys | Yours, encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest | Held and managed by the vendor |
| Memory | pgvector tables you can query, export, or delete | Stored on the vendor's side |
| Code | Open and auditable | Usually closed source |
| Model choice | Any model your key unlocks, or the free house models | The vendor's menu |
| Who can switch it off | Only you | The vendor |
Run your own agent.
Sign up, add your own key or start on the free house models, and hand Claw its first job tonight.