OpenClaw mobile app officially launched, with mobile phones serving as computer companions and hardware extensions According to Beating monitoring, the mobile app of OpenClaw, an open-source AI intelligent agent framework, has been officially launched on the iOS and Android app stores. This mobile application is not a standalone AI chat software, but a companion node of a locally hosted gateway. Its core logic runs entirely on the user's computer, and the phone only serves as a "physical extension" of the agent, providing cameras, geolocation, voice interaction, and notification push. In order to protect privacy, the mobile end adopts strict authorization command control. Sensitive permissions such as taking screenshots or photos on the phone are disabled by default and require explicit authorization on the local gateway. At present, there are still some page crashes and freezing issues in the first release version, and a counterfeit application ClawOS with the same logo has appeared in the app store. When downloading, please pay attention to the official lobster icon. [Original link]