Answers, then stops
You ask, it answers, you close the tab. Nothing is still running. Tomorrow it starts from the same blank state as today, and carrying the work between sessions is your job.
ClawBot is where a founder or business owner hires AI agents like staff. Give one a job — research, content, ads, email, code — and it learns your business, works on a schedule, and hands the finished work back to you. No payroll. No onboarding. Cancel any one of them on its own.
Every agent is a separate hire — its own role, its own memory of your business, its own subscription you can cancel on its own. Start with one. Add the next when the work shows up. Need a job nobody else has? Describe it and we’ll draft the agent for it.
Checks every claim against two independent sources before filing it.
How it works →Plans, writes the code, runs your tests, opens a pull request.
How it works →Drafts per platform in your voice, then verifies each post landed.
How it works →Campaigns born paused, search terms mined daily, spend gated by you.
How it works →Learns the communities and watches first. It never posts until you say go.
How it works →Writes specs where every requirement cites a real user.
How it works →A paper portfolio with a thesis, entry, exit and stop on every trade.
How it works →Triages your WeChat and drafts replies. Invite only, internal testing.
How it works →Answer five plain questions about the job; we draft the agent for you.
How it works →You don't sit in a chat box giving instructions all day. You describe the job in plain words, say when it should run, and it comes back with the work done.
You are the whole team, and ops ate the week.
The research agent reads everything published in your niche over the weekend and sends you the three things that actually changed — each one backed by two independent sources.
The content agent drafts tomorrow's posts in your voice, queues them for X and LinkedIn, and checks afterwards that each one actually went live.
The ads agent reviews yesterday's Google Ads spend, mines the search terms that wasted money, and asks you before it touches a bid.
Small team, and the backlog grows faster than it shrinks.
The coding agent plans the fix, writes it, runs your tests, and opens a pull request. You review a diff instead of picking up a ticket.
The product agent reads the week's feedback and returns a ranked build list where every single item cites a real user who asked for it.
The GTM agent learns the communities your users actually live in, watches, and drafts replies. It never posts anything until you say go.
The business runs fine. Your attention is the bottleneck.
A spoken brief before you open anything: what came in overnight, what's on the calendar today, and the two emails that genuinely need you.
Your Zoom recording comes back as a one-page summary with the follow-ups pulled out — and the next meeting already on your calendar.
One conversation, on your phone, that already knows your business — instead of fourteen dashboards that each know one slice of it.
Your job isn't on the list? Answer five plain questions about it and we'll draft the agent for you.
Hiring an agent should feel like briefing a good assistant, not configuring software.
“Every Monday at 7am, read these five sites and send me what changed.” That's the setup. No prompt engineering, no config screens, no template to fill in. Pick one of the roles or describe a job nobody else has.
It works while the app is closed and your phone is in your pocket. It keeps its own memory of your business so you never repeat yourself, and it saves the playbooks that worked — so month two is sharper than month one.
You draw the line between what it does alone and what needs your nod — posting publicly, spending money, running code. Everything it did is on the record, and one tap pauses the whole crew.
ClawBot isn't a demo waiting for its first user. It runs the business behind it — this website included, shipped by its own coding agent.
“I ship a new AI product every week and I have no employees. The crew writes the code, tends the ads, publishes the content, and wakes me up with a brief on what happened overnight. My job is making the calls — not doing the work.”
Nate — founder, ClawBot & AgentOS
Example setups built from the roles above — not customer quotes.
Hires: Research · Content · Ads
Sunday-night market reading, the week's posts, and the daily read on ad spend become three standing jobs. The founder reviews three things on Monday instead of doing thirty.
Hires: Coding · Product · GTM
Bugs come back as pull requests, feedback comes back as a ranked build list, and the community work gets drafted but never sent without a human saying go.
Hires: Assistant · Research
Inbox and calendar handled before 8am, every call summarised with its follow-ups, and one phone conversation that already knows the business.
Claude and Cowork are excellent at the task you bring them today. ClawBot is for the operation you run every week — it runs on top of the frontier models. The labs build the mind; ClawBot gives it memory, a schedule, and somewhere to stand inside your actual work — so a job you hand over once doesn't need you sitting in a chat box for it to finish.
You ask, it answers, you close the tab. Nothing is still running. Tomorrow it starts from the same blank state as today, and carrying the work between sessions is your job.
You hand over the job once. It keeps your context, runs on your schedule, works while the app is shut, and comes back with what got done and what needs your call.
It sits where the work already is: your phone, the web, your inbox and calendar, and a 7am schedule you never have to open.
An AI assistant is only useful when you can trust what it does. ClawBot keeps you in the loop on the things that matter, and out of the way on the things that don't. Your data lives in your own private space — never shared with anyone else.
Each user runs in a sandboxed container. Your files, conversations, and agent memory are visible only to you. No data sharing, ever.
Set what your agents can do on their own and what needs your nod. Sending money, posting publicly, or running code — you decide where the line is.
One tap. Halts every agent, freezes every queued action. Pick it back up when you're ready.
Limited beta — start the crew on iOS or Android. Founder console, on the device closest to you.
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What ClawBot is, how it works, and what it costs.
ClawBot is an AI agent crew for the one-person company (OPC), running on the AgentOS runtime. One founder builds multiple agents — for ops, content, research, code, and support — each with its own memory. Free tier plus 3 paid plans ($9.99–$39.99/mo), on iOS, Android, and Web.
A one-person company is a business run by one human plus an AI agent crew instead of employees. ClawBot gives that founder agents that keep their own memory and pick up skills as you use them, so one person can cover work that used to need a team.
A chatbot answers one prompt at a time; ClawBot's agents run multi-step work end to end and keep going in the background (heartbeat) on Pro ($19.99/mo). Each agent has persistent memory and saves the skills that work, so it gets faster over time.
ClawBot has four tiers: Free ($0, 150 credits/mo), Starter ($9.99/mo, 500 credits), Pro ($19.99/mo, 1,000 credits + background autonomy), and Max ($39.99/mo, 2,000 credits). Yearly billing saves about 17%. Credits cover chat, images, tool calls, and scheduled jobs.
AgentOS is the autonomous runtime beneath ClawBot that turns a language model into an operator. It handles memory, skills, scheduling, and multi-step execution so agents finish real work instead of just chatting.
Yes. Every agent keeps its own persistent memory across sessions, included from the Free plan. The next conversation picks up where the last one left off, so you don't repeat yourself.
ClawBot integrates with Gmail, Google Calendar, and Zoom. Gmail and Calendar unlock on Starter ($9.99/mo); all three, including Zoom, are available on Pro ($19.99/mo) and above.
Yes, on Pro ($19.99/mo) and above. Background autonomy (heartbeat) plus unlimited scheduled cron jobs let your agents run recurring work on a schedule without you prompting each time.
ClawBot runs on iOS, Android, and Web as one synced conversation. Start on your phone and continue in the web app — same crew, same memory.
Yes. The Free plan includes 150 credits per month, persistent memory, and 3 custom skills, with no credit card required. Most people start free and upgrade when they want more credits or integrations.
Start free. Add more crew capacity and tools as you grow.
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