JoaxClaw is a desktop app — and a web app — for an OpenClaw gateway: chat with your agents and give them goals, follow their background work, build multi-agent teams, schedule jobs, take meeting notes, and manage models, channels, and plugins. Local or remote, it's your gateway and your machine.
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Streaming responses with reasoning blocks and tool-call visibility. Give a chat a goal the agent keeps working toward, and export any conversation as Markdown or JSON. Attach images, documents, and audio; browse, search, and replay past sessions.
A visual builder for multi-agent workflows with conditional branching and revision history, plus a live execution monitor.
Manage the messaging platforms your gateway talks on — scoped agent routing, multi-account, and a per-channel policy editor.
Run an agent turn or an entire team on a cron schedule, unattended, with run history.
Configure providers, track per-model cost, and detect or health-check Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, llama.cpp, Jan, and KoboldCpp.
Everything works against a gateway on another machine, over Tailscale or your LAN, via a companion plugin you install in one click.
See everything your agents have running — sub-agents, commands, automations, scripts — in the chat, on the dashboard, and in the tray. Open a task for its live output and result, and stop or retry it.
Send an agent into a Google Meet, Teams, or Zoom call to take notes. Read the summary and the searchable transcript, download it, or start a chat about it. Notes from captions — never audio or video.
Browse the gateway's plugin catalog and install in one click — JoaxClaw restarts the gateway and checks the result. Update the gateway itself from the app and follow every phase.
The build is currently unsigned, so macOS blocks it on first launch. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, or run:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/JoaxClaw.appInstall it with:
sudo dpkg -i joaxclaw_*.deb
sudo apt-get install -fThen launch JoaxClaw from your app menu.
You'll also need an OpenClaw gateway running locally or on a machine you can reach. Building from source? See the repository.
The same app runs as a web app — installable on a phone, no app store. Host it yourself for free, or let us host it for you as a sponsor.
Sign in with GitHub and use it straight away, kept up to date automatically. It's a convenience, not a licence: sponsoring funds the project.
npm run build:web produces a static bundle you can serve anywhere. Same
code, no gate, MIT-licensed.
Either way, the web app talks directly to your gateway — we never see
your data. It does need a wss:// (TLS) gateway, and a hosted origin has to
be added to your gateway's allowedOrigins; the
account page spells both out.
JoaxClaw is free, open source, and built in the open — no accounts, no telemetry. If it's useful to you, sponsorship covers the costs of building and releasing it, and unlocks the hosted browser version as a thank-you.
Handled entirely by GitHub Sponsors — cancel any time. Hosted browser access needs a monthly tier; one-off sponsorships are welcome but don't unlock it. Contributions of code and bug reports are just as welcome: open an issue.