Your AI agents, always within reach. BotMobile puts your entire OpenClaw fleet in your pocket — monitor status, chat with any agent, schedule tasks, and manage skills, all from a single native app. But it's more than that — interact through generative UI widgets like calendars and selectable lists instead of typing, and collaborate on rich artifacts like documents, maps, and websites your agents create for you.
Hey everyone, Eray here — Co-founder of IMG.LY (we build creative SDKs for photo/video editing and design automation). BotMobile is a passion project I built together with Tim over a few weekends.
I've been using OpenClaw agents for a while, interaction often happened through Telegram or Whatsapp. Managing five agents through chat threads felt like running a company through group texts. I kept thinking: these agents are doing sophisticated work, why does interacting with them feel so clumsy?
At the same time most consumer AI apps we all use haven't really evolved their interaction model for Agents. I think there's a massive design space that's barely been explored.
The whole thing was vibe-coded with Claude (Opus 4.6) on top of Tim's Swift architecture and WebRTC foundation. That combination — a strong engineer laying the groundwork, then using AI to rapidly iterate on UI details and interactions — let us explore ideas we never would have had time for otherwise. We could try three versions of an animation and pick the best one. That's the real unlock of building with AI: not speed, but the permission to obsess over details.
We have a lot more ideas for where this can go. Would love to hear what you think — especially if you're running OpenClaw agents and have opinions about what the interface should do.
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Chatting with agents on Telegram and WhatsApp was fun at first, but it just gets way too cluttered as the complexity scales up. It's great to see a dedicated UI, instead of squeezing them into a chat thread. Awesome project!
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Chatting with agents on Telegram and WhatsApp was fun at first, but it just gets way too cluttered as the complexity scales up. It's great to see a dedicated UI, instead of squeezing them into a chat thread. Awesome project!