Your own AI agent, on your machine, no account
Tested on Linux · Free · Open source
OpenClaw is a free, self-hosted AI agent. A Gateway on your machine holds its memory, tools and models, and you use it in a web dashboard. We tested it on Linux through our local Ollama.
It is open, run by a non-profit, needs no account and works with a local Ollama. By default it acts without asking. But it is a heavy install, and its update check records your location.
Reviewed: OpenClaw (web dashboard) 2026.10.5 · facts checked 2026-10-22
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