I built cowork.ink because I loved what OpenClaw was doing a personal AI agent that actually executes tasks, not just chats about them. But every time I set it up, I spent more time on infrastructure than on actual work. Node.js versions, Gateway configs, keeping my machine running 24/7, security hardening... it added up fast.
So I built the cloud version. cowork.ink gives each user a dedicated, isolated machine with an AI agent ready to go. No terminal, no Docker, no config files. Just sign up and start working.
Under the hood it's lightweight and secure each workspace runs in its own sandboxed environment, so there's no data leakage between users. And since everything runs in the cloud, you don't need a powerful local machine or an always-on laptop.
Think of it as "managed OpenClaw" the same autonomous agent power, but someone else (me) handles the ops.
OpenClaw in the cloud — secure, lightweight, zero setup. cowork.ink gives every user a dedicated isolated machine with an autonomous AI agent pre-configured and ready to go. No Node.js, no Docker, no Gateway configs, no always-on laptop. Sign up → your AI worker starts in 2 minutes. Each workspace is fully sandboxed — no data leaks between users. We handle infrastructure, uptime, and updates. You just delegate tasks. Think of it as managed OpenClaw for people who want results, not DevOps.
GoGogot is a lightweight, self-hosted AI agent written in Go. Single 15 MB binary, 10 MB RAM, Telegram bot with 7 built-in LLMs. A lightweight alternative to OpenClaw (Claude Code). Deploy in 60 seconds.
