Hey everyone! Leko here 👋🏻 I started building Dasher after the OpenClaw launch. I kept hearing about people in comments setting up dedicated Mac Minis just to run it, and others literally offering hundreds of dollars to have someone configure it for them. That felt crazy to me — product setup experiences shouldn't require buying hardware and becoming a sysadmin. So I started building secure infrastructure to give you that same OpenClaw-for-everything experience without the setup headache. Sandboxed execution, envelope encryption for your keys, OAuth connections to your stack — all handled for you. Then Google's OAuth approval process turned into a nightmare, so I ended up pivoting to what actually excited me most during development — being able to ship code from my phone. I found myself opening Telegram before bed to kick off a refactor, waking up to a PR ready for review, or fixing a bug while waiting for coffee. That's what Dasher became: coding agents you can talk to from anywhere. Would love to hear what you think, and happy to answer any questions about the architecture or security model!

Dasher

OpenClaw for coding, Claude Code and Codex with superpowers

OpenClaw for coding, Claude Code and Codex with superpowers