Gökhan Eğri

chowder.dev - Single API for launching OpenClaw instances.

One API. Full Claw infrastructure. Chowder is the fastest way to deploy, manage, and talk to your OpenClaw instances — from anywhere. Spin up fully isolated claws in seconds. Connect them to 11 messaging channels. Install skills. Manage auth. Persist memory. All through a single OpenAI-compatible API. From zero to deployed in under a minute.

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Gökhan Eğri
Hey PH.. recently I've been seeing a lot of startups building on OpenClaw When I tried playing around with it it seemed like setting one up on a cloud is a lot harder than it should be.. so I built Chowder Chowder is a single API for you to launch and configure claw instances.. for yourself, your team or your users It gives you all the claw functionality through a streamlined api so you can focus on building the rest of your infrastructure Docs -> docs.chowder.dev Enjoy the chowder.. GO RED SOX
Chris Messina

@gokhan_egri hey, it's chowdah, buddy.

Gökhan Eğri

@chrismessina i was trying to appeal to the west coast audience and betrayed my heritage.. i regret it

Chris Messina

@gokhan_egri as a native of New Hampshire, I can feel your shame all the way out in California. 🥫

Vadim Gutman

Interesting approach but pricing is insane though
100$ per month is crazy for something that is open source

considering you can take a 5-10$ server and run the same thing

Gökhan Eğri

@vadimg agreed.. this was a weekend project so the pricing was a miss will readjust

what's a good amount that would be comfortable to pay for an api wrapping around it making it more comfortable to work with?

Daniele Packard

Very cool - congrats! Where is it hosted? HOw do you think about security?

Gökhan Eğri

@daniele_packard hey we're an aws partner so it's all hosted on aws.. the gateway is not reachable from the outside and can only be accessed through the chowder api which secures it standardly through api keys

what would you use chowder for daniele?

Julian Ray

If OpenClaw is the engine, chowder.dev feels like the Heroku-for-claws layer — spin up, isolate, wire to channels, done. The OpenAI-compatible API angle is smart too… lowers friction hard. If it really gets you from zero → deployed agent in a minute, that’s a strong dev unlock. The agent infra stack is getting real fast.