Run the internet’s favorite new AI agent with NEAR AI’s cryptographic privacy guarantees.
OpenClaw is the internet’s most capable autonomous agent — but running it means handing over your credentials, your context, and your memory to whatever infrastructure you choose. Until now, that meant trusting a cloud provider with everything, or buying dedicated hardware and becoming your own IT department.
We built something better.
NEAR AI Cloud runs OpenClaw and IronClaw inside Trusted Execution Environments — encrypted enclaves where your data is protected from everyone, including us. No Mac Mini in your closet. No complex AWS setup. No DevOps required. Just one-click deployment with cryptographic privacy guarantees.
The most flexible autonomous agent, now with the security it deserves.
OpenClaw gives you full machine access for complex, long-running workflows — email triage, research, document drafting, scheduling, and deep automation across Gmail, Slack, Notion, Calendar, and more. It’s extensible, hackable, and built for builders who want full control.
On NEAR AI Cloud, it runs in its own fully isolated instance inside a TEE. Your agent has complete system access without you having to trust the host. Your credentials never leave encrypted memory.
The secure, open-source alternative — built in Rust, designed for teams.
IronClaw takes a different approach. Instead of giving an agent free rein over your machine, it uses a structured, skill-based architecture for safer, more controlled task execution. It’s production-oriented by design: clearer permissions, predictable behavior, easier governance.
On NEAR AI Cloud, IronClaw runs in the same encrypted enclaves — but your secrets never even touch the LLM. It’s built for teams and organizations that need reliability and repeatability without sacrificing security.
The privacy risk with OpenClaw
To be useful, OpenClaw needs deep, persistent, full system access. It reads your email. It stores your API keys. It builds an evolving model of your habits and preferences over time. That’s what makes it powerful, but also very risky to deploy.
Today, you must typically choose between two options:
Forces you to become a sysadmin.
Exposes your most sensitive data—credentials, memory, and context—to cloud-level security risks and trust assumptions.
A Third Option: Moltbot in a Trusted Execution Environment
Today, we’re launching Moltbot hosting on NEAR AI Cloud, running inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs).
A TEE is a secure enclave where code and data are protected from everything outside it, including the operating system and the cloud provider itself. Your Moltbot runs in an encrypted execution environment that no external party can inspect, including NEAR AI.
Moltbot in a Trusted Execution Environment
Today, we’re launching Moltbot hosting on NEAR AI Cloud, running inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs).
A TEE is a secure enclave where code and data are protected from everything outside it, including the operating system and the cloud provider itself. Your Moltbot runs in an encrypted execution environment that no external party can inspect, including NEAR AI.
The Moltbot Deployment Problem
Moltbot needs full access to your machine—that’s what makes it powerful. It connects to Gmail, Notion, your calendar, your files. It builds a deep understanding of you over time. That access is also the risk.
Dedicated hardware sitting in your closet. Relatively secure, but $600+ upfront, plus electricity, heat, noise, and you’re now a sysadmin for your AI.
Dedicated hardware sitting in your closet. Relatively secure, but $600+ upfront, plus electricity, heat, noise, and you’re now a sysadmin for your AI.
Dedicated hardware sitting in your closet. Relatively secure, but $600+ upfront, plus electricity, heat, noise, and you’re now a sysadmin for your AI.
