Your AI is already in the chat.

QR-pairing means setup takes about 30 seconds, and after that, your AI is just... there. In the same WhatsApp you've always had. Send a voice note, get a thoughtful reply. Share a photo, ask what's in it. Send a document, get a summary.

• QR code pairing — no phone number forwarding, no number spoofing
• Text, images, video, audio and voice notes, and documents
• Reads stickers (and can discuss them, which is delightful)
• Read receipts so you know when your assistant has seen your message
• Group chat support — bring your AI into shared conversations

Telegram's API is unusually good, and ClawOS takes full advantage. You see responses forming in real time — not after a 10-second wait, but word by word, like watching someone type. Voice notes, video notes, forum topic isolation — it's all there.

• Live streaming previews — partial replies edit in real time as the AI generates
• Voice notes in, voice notes out
• Video note ("round video") support
• Forum topic support with isolated sessions per topic — one thread for work, one for personal, zero bleed
• Inline keyboard buttons for quick actions and choices
• Bot API integration — reliable, low-latency, built for real workloads

Discord's interaction model is the richest of any messaging platform, and ClawOS uses all of it. Slash commands for structured requests, buttons and dropdowns for quick choices, modal forms for longer input. Plus voice: your assistant can join a channel, speak out loud via TTS, and transcribe what everyone says.

• Slash commands for clean, structured interactions
• Interactive buttons, select menus, and modal forms — no more typing "option 2"
• Voice channel support: join, speak via TTS, transcribe speech in real time
• Forum channel support for organized, topic-specific conversations
• /focus command binds a thread to a specific subagent for deep-work sessions
• Works in servers and DMs

iMessage effects, tapbacks, message editing, unsend — this isn't a web API wrapper. ClawOS uses BlueBubbles to connect to a Mac running your Apple ID, which means you get the actual iMessage experience. Your AI can send a message with a slam effect. It can react with a thumbs up. It can edit what it just said.

• Full iMessage effects: slam, loud, gentle, invisible ink, and more
• Message editing and unsend — just like iOS 16+
• Tapback reactions (heart, thumbs up, exclamation, etc.)
• Voice memo delivery
• Group chat support with proper thread awareness
• Requires BlueBubbles running on a Mac (setup guide included)

Signal is the most privacy-conscious messaging app on the planet, and ClawOS respects that. Messages go through your self-hosted instance — not through any third-party relay. Typing indicators, read receipts, emoji reactions. It feels like Signal because it is Signal.

• End-to-end encryption preserved through the Signal protocol
• Typing indicators — your assistant shows as "typing" while thinking
• Read receipts
• Emoji reactions
• Self-hosted relay — your messages never touch our infrastructure
• Great for users who want AI help without trading privacy for it

ClawOS connects to Slack via Socket Mode, which means no incoming webhooks, no public URLs, no firewall rules. It just works. Threads get isolated sessions, so a conversation in #engineering doesn't bleed into one in #design. Block Kit makes responses look native, not bolted-on.

• Socket Mode — zero infrastructure required on your end
• Block Kit UI for rich, structured responses that look at home in Slack
• Live streaming previews — responses update in place as they generate
• Per-thread session isolation — every thread is its own context
• Slash commands for structured requests
• Works in channels, threads, and DMs