Atomic Bot
One-click OpenClaw macOS app
268 followers
One-click OpenClaw macOS app
268 followers
The simplest way to run OpenClaw. Atomic Bot works locally or in the cloud with your own LLM keys. It’s fully open source and free.
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@andrew_dyuzhov3 definitely going to save this. Make sure you add it to OpenClaw Directory asap too
I just launched and the visibility is climbing honestly
One-click local agent apps tend to hit scale pain on dependency drift and supply-chain risk: a single upstream OpenClaw or model update can brick installs or change behavior unexpectedly.
Best practice is pinned, reproducible bundles (signed binaries, checksummed models) plus a plugin sandbox with capability-based permissions and an audit log for every tool invocation.
How are you packaging and updating OpenClaw under the hood (embedded runtime vs managed install), and will you expose per-skill permission prompts and a safe “dry-run” mode for risky actions?
@ryan_thill Thanks, Ryan! OpenClaw is updated via the regular Atomic Bot app update. The app will automatically prompt you to update, and it only takes one click. 🦞
Congrats on your launch! Are you planning to build an iOS app?
@rabindra_das Hi! Yep, Mobile Atomic app is cooking! will launch here soon! Follow for our updates
Love what you're doing with the one-click approach, Konstantin. Setup friction is the #1 barrier to OpenClaw adoption and you're solving it elegantly for Mac users. We're tackling the same problem from the hardware side with ClawBox — a dedicated NVIDIA Jetson box that comes with OpenClaw pre-installed. Zero setup, runs 24/7 on 15W, no need to keep your Mac running. Would be cool to explore a partnership — Atomic Bot for Mac users, ClawBox for dedicated always-on setups. The ecosystem needs both!
Hi team,
First of all, thank you for Atomic Bot — it’s a very convenient tool, everything works great and it was super easy to install.
I have a question about a possible conflict between installations:
• Previously, I had OpenClaw CLI installed via the terminal (npm install -g openclaw).
• Later, I installed Atomic Bot.
• After that, it felt like some tasks were being handled in an inconsistent way (sometimes browser actions worked, sometimes not).
• I then removed the terminal OpenClaw and left only Atomic Bot.
After removing the CLI version, it now looks like some functions are no longer being executed — especially anything related to browser actions (opening websites like Aviasales, working with Figma, etc.).
Could you please clarify:
1. Can having both the terminal OpenClaw and Atomic Bot installed at the same time cause conflicts (for example, around the gateway / browser relay)?
2. Is there a recommended way to completely clean up the old OpenClaw CLI installation and ensure that Atomic Bot is using its own gateway correctly?
3. What is the recommended setup if I want to use only Atomic Bot, without the CLI, and still have all browser-related features working?
If it helps, I can provide logs or screenshots.
Thank you in advance for your help!
security? anything added?
@matthew_mckinney Hi Mattew! App is open source, so nothing to hide in trenches. It's running locally, data is safe on your device. However it relies on OpenClaw technology, that is something new. Take care!
Love this! I’m pretty technical — comfortable with the command line and all that — but it still took me a couple of days (yes, days) to get OpenClaw set up, and I still wasn’t happy with the security.
With AtomicBot you just drag the icon into the Applications folder and you're done. So many new AI tools are powerful, but the barrier to entry is still way too high. We need more tools like this.
@ivanzalesskiy Love this take!
Our goal with AtomicBot was simple: local, secure and zero-friction. Just drag → open → start using!
Since you’re technical — what would you add next? 👀