OpenClaw launches mobile apps for iOS and Android

OpenClaw запускає мобільні застосунки для iOS та Android

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OpenClaw has released native mobile apps that connect phones to a self-hosted AI agent gateway instead of operating as standalone chatbots.

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OpenClaw has launched for iOS and Android, bringing its open-source AI agent platform to phones. The project announced the release on June 29, and the apps are now available through Apple's App Store and Google Play.

The mobile software is not a chatbot. Each phone acts as a that pairs with an OpenClaw Gateway running on a Mac, Linux computer or Windows PC. A QR-code scan can connect the device to the user's system.

Once paired, the agent can to phone capabilities such as the camera, microphone, location, photos, contacts, calendar and reminders. Users can also chat with the assistant or use voice modes. Sensitive actions still require approval, and can be managed through the operating system.

This architecture gives OpenClaw more reach without moving the entire agent onto a small device. The gateway handles models, tools and automations, while the phone supplies a and selected hardware access. The iOS version requires iOS 18 or later.

The launch may make self-hosted agents easier to use away from a desk, but it also raises familiar security questions. Camera, location and contact permissions can expose personal information if they are granted too broadly. Users should review every permission, protect remote access and keep both the gateway and app updated.

OpenClaw remains , so it can work with different AI providers rather than one fixed model. The mobile release does not remove the technical setup completely, but it turns the phone into a practical control point for an agent that users operate themselves.

OpenClaw launches mobile apps for iOS and Android

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