Laiba

Woke up to the featured badge and had to look at it twice.

We're a small team out of New Delhi. BetterClaw lets you deploy an AI agent in 60 seconds. No code, no servers, nothing to wire up yourself, and the free tier stays free.

The problem we kept hitting ourselves: getting an agent from "works on my laptop" to "actually running somewhere" took longer than building the thing in the first place. Hosting, secrets, connectors, permissions. So we built the layer that handles all of it.

A few calls we made on purpose:

There's a pattern builders keep describing: agent gets stuck retrying the same thing. No error. No crash. Just keeps calling the API over and over. You only find out when the bill arrives or when you check the output and nothing happened.

We call these silent loops and they're the reason every agent on BetterClaw has a hard spending cap. Hit the limit, agent stops. Done.

Recently, my Mac started running out of storage. Between Xcode, Docker images, AI models, screenshots, downloads, and random project folders, I had almost 90 GB of space I could reclaim but figuring out what was actually safe to delete was surprisingly tedious.

Instead of spending another hour digging through Finder, I built a small macOS app to solve the problem for myself.

It reminded me why I enjoy building software in the first place.