Claworc makes it safe and simple to run multiple OpenClaw instances across your organization from a single web dashboard.
Each instance runs in an isolated container with its own browser, terminal, and persistent storage. Claworc proxies all traffic through a single entry point with hardened authentication, solving OpenClaw's biggest operational challenges: security, stability, access control, and multi-instance management.
Use cases: Give every team their own AI agent; spin up a shared agent for data analysis; or manage AI bots for your clients from one place.
- Create and manage instances — spin up new isolated OpenClaw agents, start/stop them, or remove when done
- LLM Usage — manage LLM tokens from one place so you don't have to re-enter API keys for every instance, view usage statistics by provider or instance. Your real API keys never leave the secured storage - OpenClaw gets virtual keys.
- Automated backups give you a piece of mind when changing something.
- Skills Library stores your proprietary skills that can be easily deployed to any agent.
- Shared folders allow your OpenClaw instances collaborate and reuse data.
- Chat with agents — send instructions and have a conversation with the AI agent in each instance
- Watch the browser — see what the agent is doing in Chrome in real time, or take control yourself
- Use the terminal — open interactive SSH terminal sessions with session persistence and scrollback
- Manage files — browse, upload, download, and edit files in each instance's workspace over SSH
- View logs — stream live logs to monitor what's happening inside an instance
OpenClaw instances are never directly exposed - all traffic is routed through the control plane. Each instance runs in a secured container, minimizing the blast radius to that container only. You can enable automatic backups for easy rollbacks.
Claworc has a multi-user interface with two roles:
- Admins can create, configure, and manage teams and instances
- Managers can control instances within a team
- Users have access only to the instances assigned to them
Biometric identification is supported for authentication.
Claworc runs on Docker for local or single-server setups, or on Kubernetes for production-scale deployments. The control plane is a single binary with 20Mb footprint that serves both the web dashboard and the proxy layer for instance access. Read more