OpenClaw Console

A focused mobile cockpit for monitoring and controlling OpenClaw agents. Native iOS and Android apps with zero social-app dependencies.

Not a chat app. This is a single-purpose work console for developers, DevOps engineers, indie hackers, and trading/infra builders who self-host OpenClaw and want to supervise agents from their phone.

Vision

A world where every developer, operator, and builder has a quiet, powerful mobile control plane for their AI agents and infrastructure — free from the noise and distraction of social messaging apps.

Mission

Deliver the definitive native mobile console for OpenClaw that lets self-hosting professionals monitor agents, approve dangerous actions with biometric safety, and supervise CI/deployments/trading from their pocket — with zero dependency on Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, or Discord.

North Star Metric

Daily Active Approvers (DAA) — unique users who approve at least one agent action per day. Every feature should move this number up.

Features

- Gateway Connection Connect to one or more OpenClaw instances with secure token authentication.

- Agent Dashboard See all your agents, their status, and active workloads.

- Task Feed Track agent tasks such as CI runs, deployments, and trading jobs with live timelines.

- Incidents View aggregated alerts across all agents, including CI failures, production errors, and trading anomalies.

- Safe Approvals Approve dangerous actions such as deploys, shell commands, and config changes with biometric verification.

- Minimal Chat Send quick instructions to agents, attached to tasks.

Who It's For

- Solo dev-founders / indie hackers who run OpenClaw on a VPS to automate GitHub, deployments, and SaaS ops - DevOps / SREs who use OpenClaw to watch CI, logs, and uptime — and need a mobile console for incidents - Quant / trading automation builders who run agents monitoring markets and want approval UIs for strategy changes - Small AI / data teams with OpenClaw wired into GitHub + analytics + internal APIs

ℹ️ Info

This APK is signed with the local debug key, not the production release keystore. It installs fine for sideload testing but is not upgrade-compatible with any APK signed by the production key (they have different signers).

License

MIT