MoClaw

About MoClaw

MoClaw is a hosted personal AI agent that runs on its own persistent cloud computer rather than on your laptop, which is the whole design argument: the agent keeps working while the machine is closed. It drives browsers, collects web data, runs deep research, builds apps and websites, generates images, manages email, edits PDFs, analyses data, monitors competitors, produces morning briefings and runs work on cron schedules. You reach it from the web, Telegram or Slack, and it holds state between sessions — files, schedules and connected accounts persist on the machine rather than resetting each conversation. The positioning is explicitly against self-hosting an open-source agent framework: the homepage stages the familiar failure sequence of git clone, a docker compose port collision, a pip dependency conflict, four hours lost and then quitting, against a provisioned container in ten seconds. Roughly fifty skills ship pre-installed, and connectors for Telegram and Slack are configured from the dashboard rather than from a config file. The onboarding is conversational: the agent asks for your timezone so scheduled jobs fire at the right local hour, then asks what to call you and what you want to call it. Commercially it avoids the tier ladder entirely — one flat monthly price, no seats, no usage bills, with additional credit packs available if you need more than the included allowance — and the vendor compares the monthly cost against buying a Mac mini to leave running at home.

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