Browses the real web
Researches, compares prices, fills forms, monitors sites — using a full browser, not just an API call.
OpenClaw is the open-source AI agent with 180,000+ GitHub stars that browses the web, manages your email, writes code, and automates your work — all from a WhatsApp or Telegram message.
The setup is the hard part. I'll handle it in under an hour.
OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot and Moltbot) is a free, open-source personal AI agent created by Peter Steinberger. It runs on your own hardware — a Mac, a Linux server, or a cloud VPS — and connects to the messaging apps you already use.
Unlike ChatGPT or Claude's web interface, OpenClaw doesn't just answer questions. It acts: it can run shell commands, control a real web browser, read and write your files, manage your calendar, send emails, post to social media, and even build new capabilities for itself automatically. It uses AI models from Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, Google, or local models via Ollama.
Think of it as Jarvis from Iron Man — except it's real, it's open-source, and you own it completely. One user's agent negotiated $4,200 off a car purchase over email while he slept. Another's filed a legal rebuttal to an insurance denial without being asked.
Researches, compares prices, fills forms, monitors sites — using a full browser, not just an API call.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, Teams — talk to it like you'd text a friend.
Email triage, calendar management, code tasks, file organization, smart home control, scheduled jobs — 24/7.
OpenClaw is powerful, but installation involves terminal commands, Docker, SSH, API keys, environment variables, and messaging app configuration. Even OpenClaw's own maintainers warn that users unfamiliar with the command line should seek professional help.
Security matters too — Cisco and CrowdStrike have both published reports on the risks of misconfigured OpenClaw instances. You want it set up right the first time.
3–6 hours of Googling, debugging Docker errors, configuring SSH, fighting Python dependencies, and hoping you didn't leave a security hole. Most people give up halfway.
45–60 minutes. You prep a short checklist, I handle the technical setup, security hardening, and messaging integration. You start using your agent the same day.
OpenClaw running 24/7 on a private cloud server. No hardware needed. Done via screen share in ~60 minutes.
One-time fee · No recurring charges
I come to you in Berlin. Full setup on your Mac Mini or local machine with residential IP and desktop access.
One-time fee · Includes Berlin travel
Book a free 15-minute discovery call. No payment, no pitch — just answers about what OpenClaw can do for your specific situation.
Pick a time slot and pay via Stripe. I'll send a 10-minute prep checklist: create your API keys (Anthropic or OpenAI), choose a VPS provider or have your Mac Mini ready, and set up your preferred messaging app.
We hop on a call (or I come to you in Berlin). I handle Docker containers, environment config, messaging integration, API setup, and security hardening. You watch, ask questions, or grab a coffee.
I hand you the keys to a running AI agent connected to your apps and ready to work. No monthly fees from me — just your standard AI API costs (typically €20–50/month) and VPS hosting (€5–20/month) if cloud-based.
I'm Mahir — an AI engineer based in Berlin. I've built enterprise AI agent platforms, won the Berlin AI Hackathon 2025 (solo, against 119 participants), and spoken at AI Tinkerers Berlin to 150+ engineers.
I know the difference between Claude Opus and Sonnet, why fast mode burns API credits, and how to sandbox these agents so they don't accidentally delete your hard drive.
I've done the debugging so you can just do the prompting.
Pick a slot. Choose: discovery call (free), remote setup (€99), or Berlin in-person (€199).