KiwiClaw is a managed hosting platform for OpenClaw, the most popular open-source AI agent framework. We handle the infrastructure, LLM access, security, and compliance. You just use the agent.
OpenClaw has 180,000+ GitHub stars because people watched the demo and saw an AI operate a computer — not just chat. Browse websites. Execute code. Automate workflows. Connect to Slack, Discord, Telegram.
Then they tried to self-host it.
Docker configuration. API key management. Security hardening. Rate limit tuning. Keeping up with upstream releases. Vetting skills for malicious code (341 malicious skills have been found in the wild). Setting up channel integrations. And that's before you think about team access, audit logs, or compliance.
The typical self-hosting journey takes 5-10 hours of setup, costs $40-70/month in server and API costs, and demands 2-4 hours of monthly maintenance. Most people give up before finishing.
KiwiClaw runs stock OpenClaw Docker images with zero lines of agent code changed. We didn't fork. We didn't modify. We wrapped.
Our custom code is a management layer — authentication, billing, LLM routing, tenant isolation, and compliance. When the OpenClaw project ships a new feature or security patch, our users get it automatically.
This is a deliberate architectural decision. Forking creates maintenance debt and divergence. Wrapping gives you the full upstream project, plus everything you need for production use, without the operational burden.
How it works
Cloudflare (*.kiwiclaw.app)
Dashboard (Next.js) — auth, billing, onboarding
Caddy Routing Proxy — subdomain → tenant VM
Orchestrator — Fly Machines API, config injection
Fly.io Machine Pool (one VM per tenant, stock OpenClaw)
LLM Proxy (Fly internal) — model routing, cap enforcement
Kimi K2.5 (Auto) + Claude Opus 4.6 (MAX)
Compute
Fly.io Machines API. One dedicated VM per tenant. Firecracker microVMs for isolation.
LLM
Moonshot API (Kimi K2.5) and Anthropic API (Claude Opus 4.6). SSE streaming, chunk-by-chunk.
Dashboard
Next.js 15 on Vercel. Clerk for auth. Stripe for billing. Tailwind v4.
Data
PostgreSQL (Neon) for persistence. Redis (Upstash) for usage caps and rate limiting.
Routing
Cloudflare DNS + TLS. Caddy reverse proxy for wildcard subdomain routing.
Sandbox
Podman containers for code execution and browser automation. No Docker daemon needed.
Amogh Reddy
Solo founder · Houston, TX
Building KiwiClaw because AI agents are too useful to be gated behind DevOps expertise. The best tools should be accessible to everyone — not just people who enjoy debugging Docker Compose files at 2am.
@AireVasant on XKiwiClaw is a managed hosting platform for OpenClaw, the most popular open-source AI agent framework. It runs stock OpenClaw Docker images and wraps them in a management layer that handles authentication, billing, LLM access, security, and compliance -- so you can deploy an AI agent in 60 seconds without managing infrastructure.
No. KiwiClaw runs stock OpenClaw Docker images with zero lines of agent code changed. The wrap-don't-fork approach means users get every upstream OpenClaw improvement automatically. KiwiClaw's custom code is entirely a management layer for authentication, billing, LLM routing, and tenant isolation.
KiwiClaw is built by Amogh Reddy, a solo founder based in Houston, TX. The product exists because AI agents are too useful to be gated behind DevOps expertise -- the best tools should be accessible to everyone.
KiwiClaw offers BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys) at $15 per month, a Standard plan with managed LLM access at $39 per month, and custom Enterprise pricing for teams. Visit the pricing page for full details.
No infrastructure, no API keys, no setup. Your agent is live and connected to your tools in under a minute.