how it works

When you subscribe, we spin up a dedicated container in the cloud (on Azure Kubernetes Service) that's exclusively yours. It runs an instance of OpenClaw — an open-source AI assistant — connected to the AI provider of your choice via your own API key.

Your container has its own file storage, its own conversation history, and its own set of integrations. Nobody else shares it.

Channels are how you organize conversations. Think of them like dedicated chat rooms for different purposes — one for work tasks, one for personal stuff, one for a specific project.

Each channel maintains its own context so the AI knows what you're working on without mixing things up.

Free tier: Conversations are powered by Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite, a fast and capable model from Google. Responses run through a Supabase Edge Function — no container needed.

Paid tier: Conversations go through your dedicated OpenClaw container to whichever AI model you choose — Claude, GPT-4, Gemini Pro, and others. You bring your own API key, which means your usage is billed directly by that provider. Your API key is stored in your private file workspace within your container.

You can set up a Daily Briefing that delivers weather and a news topic of your choice via push notification at a time you pick. Available on both free and paid tiers.

Set it up by tapping the + menu in chat and choosing "Daily Briefing." The AI will walk you through picking your topic and delivery time.

Paid subscribers get a private file workspace backed by Azure Files. You can browse, read, write, and delete files from within the app. Your AI assistant can also access these files — handy for storing configs, notes, or anything else.

The paid tier gives you access to 100+ integrations through OpenClaw — Telegram, Notion, Google Drive, Spotify, Slack, Gmail, GitHub, and many more. These are configured through your OpenClaw instance and managed via channels.

The app auto-connects when you open it and auto-reconnects if the connection drops (exponential backoff up to 30 seconds, 10 attempts). There's a small status dot in the nav bar — green means connected, orange means reconnecting, red means offline.

If you cancel your subscription, you drop back to the free tier instantly. No lock-out, no lost messages. You can keep chatting immediately.