OpenClaw Personal AI Assistant
Your own private AI assistant running on dedicated hardware or VPS. Connected to WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and more — no cloud dependency, full data ownership.
Overview
Stop renting your AI from big tech. OpenClaw is the open-source AI agent platform that runs on your own infrastructure — a VPS for $5/month or a mini PC on your desk. We set up and configure everything: LLM connections, messaging platform integrations, custom skills, memory systems, and security hardening. You get a personal AI assistant that knows your preferences, handles your tasks, and never sends your data to a third party. Works across WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, and Google Chat. We handle the initial deployment, custom skill development, and ongoing support so you never touch a terminal unless you want to.
Features
- Full OpenClaw setup on VPS or dedicated hardware
- Multi-platform messaging (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal)
- Custom AI skills and automations
- Persistent memory and context across conversations
- Privacy-first — your data stays on your infrastructure
- LLM provider configuration (Claude, GPT, local models)
- Security hardening and SSL setup
- Automated backups and monitoring
- Custom personality and response style
- Ongoing maintenance and update support
Integrations
Tech Stack
Best For
Pricing
Custom quote
One-time fee, scoped to your project. Typically a fraction of annual SaaS spend.
Setup Time
12 hours
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