Clawke

Clawke

Rich Client for OpenClaw

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 2, 2026
  • May 22, 2026

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Clawke is a mobile rich client purpose-built for AI Agent services. It does not contain any AI models — all intelligence comes from Agent servers you deploy or connect to, such as OpenClaw and Hermes. Clawke delivers a polished, feature-rich mobile experience for accessing and managing your AI workspace on the go. WHAT IS CLAWKE? Think of Clawke as an email client for your AI server. Just as a mail app connects to your mail server, Clawke connects to compatible Agent services such as OpenClaw and Hermes. AI model selection, configuration, and execution happen on the backend Agent service — Clawke focuses on delivering the best client-side experience. KEY FEATURES • Smart Chat Interface: Fluid conversation UI with rich rendering for Agent responses, including Markdown and syntax-highlighted code blocks. • Multi-Agent Support: Connect to compatible services such as OpenClaw and Hermes, and manage different AI Agent workspaces from one client. • Secure Connection: Communicates with your Agent service over WebSocket. The exact connection path depends on your deployment configuration. • Multi-Modal Input: Send text, images, and files to your backend Agent service for processing. • Real-Time Notifications: Receive task progress, monitoring alerts, and important reminders. • Multi-Session Management: Easily create, switch between, and manage multiple chat sessions. • Personalization: Dark Mode, bilingual support (English & Chinese), and adjustable font sizes. PREREQUISITES You need to deploy or connect to a compatible Agent service such as OpenClaw or Hermes before using Clawke. Please refer to the corresponding service documentation for setup instructions.
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What's New in Clawke

1.1.34

May 22, 2026

Refined the first-run welcome screen so the primary login entry is clearer and better centered across desktop and mobile, while manual server configuration is kept as a secondary action. Fixed false update prompts when the server reports the same semantic version as the installed client.

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