MyClaw is a managed cloud host for OpenClaw (also known as Clawdbot) that gives you a dedicated, private instance running 24/7. Instead of keeping your laptop on, fighting Docker errors, or babysitting a VPS, you just log in, and your OpenClaw is already online, ready to work.
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The whole value prop is operational friction removal. MyClaw spins up an instance configured for you, then handles the background stuff people hate dealing with: updates, security, and scaling. Their site also leans hard into uptime: no downtime, no restarts, and a setup flow that is basically “choose a plan, we provision it, you start using it.” Plans are straightforward and map directly to compute. Across tiers, MyClaw says every instance runs in its own secure, isolated container, with encrypted access and daily backups.
OpenClaw itself is positioned as an AI that does real actions across your digital life. On MyClaw’s homepage, the feature list spans workflow automation (email, reminders, scheduling), code and dev tools (tests, refactors, repo management), browser control (forms, scraping, monitoring), file and system management, smart home control (Home Assistant), and app and API integrations across tools like Slack, Discord, GitHub, and databases.
The practical difference with managed hosting is that long-running workflows and memory actually become useful. You can keep tasks running on schedules, keep context in place, and reach the same assistant from anywhere without treating setup and maintenance like a side quest. MyClaw also highlights a big pool of community use cases, so you are not starting from zero when it comes to what people build with OpenClaw.
