claw GPS Tracker vs NetworkTools and SSH with AI

claw GPS Tracker is a privacy-first location tracking companion for OpenClaw, the open-source AI assistant. Your phone sends encrypted GPS coordinates to your own computer through a zero-storage relay server. OpenClaw can then query your location and movement history — all without any third party ever seeing where you are. HOW IT WORKS • Your phone acquires GPS coordinates at a configurable interval • Coordinates are end-to-end encrypted using X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM • Encrypted data is forwarded through a relay server that stores nothing • Only your computer (running gps-bridge) can decrypt and store the data • OpenClaw queries your location locally — no cloud, no external API FEATURES • End-to-end encryption with forward secrecy (new key per message) • Background GPS tracking with configurable update intervals • History recording with adjustable granularity and retention period • Multiple sharing modes: Auto, Ask (coming soon), and Deny • Official relay server included — no setup required • Self-hosting supported for full control • Open source: phone app, relay server, and bridge are all publicly auditable PRIVACY BY DESIGN • The relay server is zero-storage — it only forwards encrypted blobs • Your private key never leaves your computer • GPS data is stored only on your own machine • No account required, no telemetry, no ads • You control exactly when and how often your location is shared SETUP 1. Install gps-bridge on your computer (pip install gps-bridge) 2. Tell OpenClaw: "I want to set up GPS tracking" 3. OpenClaw generates a pairing token and public key 4. Enter them in this app's Settings page 5. Tap Start Tracking — done! REQUIREMENTS • A computer running gps-bridge (Linux, macOS, or Windows) • OpenClaw with the gps-location skill installed Learn more: https://github.com/luna61ouo/gps-tracker-app https://github.com/luna61ouo/gps-bridge

Description: AI Diagnostics — Describe the problem. Get the answer. Something's wrong with your network but you're not sure where to start? Just type or speak what's happening. The AI diagnostics assistant analyzes your problem, selects the right tools, runs them on your device, and explains the results in plain English. Tell it "I can't connect to my work VPN" and it will ping your VPN server, check DNS resolution, probe the required ports, trace the route, and tell you exactly where the connection breaks — whether it's a DNS misconfiguration, a blocked port, or a routing issue. Ask "Why is my internet so slow?" and it measures latency, checks for packet loss, tests download speed, scans for WiFi interference, and identifies the bottleneck. The assistant uses 18 diagnostic tools under the hood: ping, traceroute, DNS queries (A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, TXT, SOA, PTR), TCP port probing, WHOIS lookups, TLS certificate inspection, HTTP security header checks, CORS validation, subdomain enumeration, directory scanning, email security checks, wireless scanning, and local device stats. It chains multiple tools together automatically — a single question might trigger a ping, a traceroute, a port scan, and a DNS check without you naming a single command. Choose on-device mode for complete privacy (Apple's model runs locally, your data never leaves your device) or cloud mode for deeper reasoning with a more capable model. AI SSH Client — Speak to your servers in plain language. SSH into any Linux or macOS server and tell the AI agent what you need. It translates your goal into the correct shell commands, runs them, and explains the results — no memorizing flags or syntax. Tap one of the quick-start tasks or just type: "Find files over 500MB on this server," "Check which services failed to start," "Show me disk usage on every mount," or "List the top 10 processes eating memory." The agent runs the right commands (find, systemctl, df, ps) and explains what each result means. It handles multi-step workflows — "Install nginx and configure it to serve on port 8080" becomes a sequence of commands it executes and verifies step by step. Use your voice to speak commands naturally. Real-time speech recognition transcribes into terminal input, and the agent interprets intent even when you're imprecise. Say "make sure the server's firewall isn't blocking port 3000" and the agent checks iptables rules directly. SSH connections sync across your devices when signed in, so your server list follows you from Mac to iPhone to iPad. Everything Else You Need Ping hosts, trace routes with geolocation, resolve DNS records, query WHOIS registration data, scan port ranges, test your download and upload bandwidth, discover every device on your local network, and analyze WiFi signal quality — all from one app. Native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with full iPad multitasking support. • Privacy first: on-device AI never sends your data anywhere. No tracking, no analytics. • Sign in with Apple for optional cloud AI and connection sync. • Free to use with all diagnostic tools included. NetworkTools is for anyone who needs to know what's happening on their network — whether you run servers, fix WiFi for family, or just want to understand why a website won't load.