You already know what OpenClaw can do. Now actually use it.
You've seen the GitHub repo.
You've read the docs.
> Error: Docker daemon not running.
> Error: Missing OPENAI_API_KEY in .env
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You probably got about halfway.
OpenClaw is incredible software. It's also a project.
That's fine if you're a DevOps person. You're not.
You're the person who uses tools to get work done, not the person who wants to maintain them.
Enter Claw Foo
Claw Foo is OpenClaw without the project. We host it, secure it, update it, and keep it running.
Here's what changes when it's actually running
You don't need to be convinced that OpenClaw is powerful. You need to see what a normal Tuesday looks like when it's working for you.
You wake up to a briefing, not a backlog
Before you open any app, Claw Foo has already pulled together your calendar, priority emails, and open tasks. One message. Everything you need to know to start the day.
Your inbox is triaged before you touch it
Claw Foo reads your new emails, flags what actually matters, and drafts replies for the rest. You review, tweak a word or two, approve. A 45-minute inbox session becomes 10 minutes.
Meetings schedule themselves
Someone asks to meet next week. You forward it to Claw Foo. It checks your availability, proposes times, sends the invite. You never open your calendar.
Slack threads become real tasks
That thing your teammate mentioned in Slack that you'd normally forget? Claw Foo turned it into a Notion task with context while you were on a call.
Updated mockups for the landing page attached...
Updated mockups for the landing page attached...
Updated mockups for the landing page attached...
Q3 Planning Session
Thursday, Oct 24 • 2:00 PM
CLAW FOO ACTION:
"Found slot on Thursday. Sent invite to Alex and Sarah. Added Zoom link to your calendar."
Slack • #engineering
"Hey, can we update the API docs for the new endpoint by Friday?"
Update API Documentation
Setup is the part we removed
Average setup time from our beta: 8 minutes. The longest anyone took was 14.
The part where self-hosting sounded safer.It isn't.
One of the reasons people try to self-host is control. Fair instinct. But here's the thing: most self-hosted setups end up less secure.
Why it goes wrong
- Exposed ports & default configs
- API keys often stored in plaintext
- Unverified skills from public marketplaces
- You are the security team (24/7)
Locked down by default.
We trade infinite flexibility for actual security. No arbitrary code execution, no "community plugins", no surprises.
Draft-first mode
Claw Foo never sends an email without your explicit approval. It writes the draft, shows it to you, and waits. Always.
Four integrations. That's it.
No skill marketplace. No third-party plugins. Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion - each one curated, tested, and locked down.
Full audit log
Every action Claw Foo takes is logged and visible to you. You can see exactly what it did, when, and why.
One-click kill switch
Pause or disconnect anytime. Your data stays yours. No lock-in, no retention games.
$49/month. Here's why it's a bargain.
If Claw Foo saves you 45 minutes a day on inbox triage, scheduling, and task capture - that's roughly 15 hours a month. At $49, you're paying about $3.25 per hour of your time back.
Total estimated
+ your time
Everything included. No surprise bills.
- Gmail + Calendar + Slack + Notion
- Unlimited messages
- Daily briefings
- Draft-first email safety
- Full audit log
- Built-in usage caps (no surprise bills)
- Cancel anytime
From people who also tried self-hosting first
"I spent a whole Saturday trying to get OpenClaw running on a VPS. Gave up. Had Claw Foo working in 10 minutes on Monday morning. It's been handling my inbox ever since."
Marcus R.
Founder, SaaS Startup
"I was skeptical about paying $49 when the software is free. Then I added up what I was spending on DigitalOcean + OpenAI API + my own time. This is cheaper."
Sarah K.
Operations Lead
"The daily briefing alone is worth it. I used to spend 20 minutes every morning just figuring out what to focus on."
James L.
Head of Product
Things you're probably wondering
You've done the research.
The setup is the only thing left - and we already did it.
Skip the config files and Docker containers. Get the power of OpenClaw in 10 minutes, fully managed and ready to work.
10 minutes to set up • Cancel anytime • No credit card required to start