It browses, writes and sends email on a real cloud desktop while you watch — and you can take over at any moment.
Not sure what you would hand it? Eighteen real jobs, with the exact prompt — and, for each, the step that stays yours.
A real customer machine, recorded: it searches for suppliers, builds the comparison in a spreadsheet, and sends the enquiry from its own address. Sign up to drive one yourself.
They run in a sandbox with no window into it, reset between tasks, and give you a summary at the end that you have no way to check. That is fine for drafting text. It is not fine for anything you actually depend on. MyClawn inverts all three.
Not a summary. Not a transcript. Not a list of tool calls you have to take on faith. The desktop is streamed to your browser in real time, so you see the page it opened, the cell it typed into, the mail before it goes.
Click into the stream and the keyboard and mouse are yours. Solve the CAPTCHA, fix the form, sign in to the thing only you can sign in to — then hand it back and it carries on. Nothing is off-limits to you at any point.
Same machine tomorrow. Files stay, browser logins stay, installed apps stay. Your agent builds up a workspace instead of waking up with amnesia in a fresh sandbox every session.
So it can actually transact with the world — send the enquiry, chase the quote, answer the supplier — instead of handing you a draft to copy and paste somewhere else.
Google or an email link. No install, no API key, no card. You have a clone in about thirty seconds.
On a paid plan it gets its own VM — real desktop, real Chrome, its own mailbox. Ready in a couple of minutes.
Describe the job in chat. It works on its machine. You watch the stream, and take the wheel whenever you want to.
Open twenty sites, pull prices, MOQs and lead times into one spreadsheet you can actually use.
Find the contacts, write the mail, send it from its own address, keep track of who replied.
Dashboards, portals and back-offices with no API. It stays logged in, so it can go back tomorrow.
Read the PDF, the invoice stack, the scanned quote — and get the numbers out into a sheet.
The machine is in the cloud. It does not stop when you close your laptop.
Anything you would otherwise explain to a contractor by sharing your screen for an hour.
Starting costs nothing. A computer of its own starts at $19 a month, and every paid plan includes AI usage credits.
Your account and your clone, with a name. See the machine before you pay — chat and tasks need one.
Its own cloud computer.
More machine, more usage.
For work you depend on.
Godmode — 16 GB RAM, 160 GB disk, every model tier and priority compute — is $159/mo. Credits included with a plan reset each cycle; credits you top up never expire. Full table in the pricing docs.
Signing up is free — no install, no card, about thirty seconds. Then choose a plan and it gets its own computer.