Personal AI assistant
- What a persistent Gateway adds
- Reach the same assistant from a phone, browser, or approved chat channel without leaving a workstation online
Deploy OpenClaw in one click on Atlantic.Net Cloud and give your AI assistant a persistent home. Connect the model provider and chat channels you choose, keep the Gateway under your control, and reach the same assistant from wherever you work.
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An assistant installed on a laptop is only available while that laptop is awake, connected, and within reach. OpenClaw Hosting moves the Gateway to an Atlantic.Net Cloud Server, where it can stay online for messages, sessions, tools, and scheduled work.
Atlantic.Net prepares the server and OpenClaw application through a one-click deployment. You bring access to a supported model provider, authorize the people who can use the assistant, and connect the channels that fit your workflow. The result is a self-hosted OpenClaw environment without having to assemble the base server and runtime by hand.
OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted Gateway that connects chat applications to an AI assistant. One Gateway can serve multiple configured channels, maintain sessions and memory, route work between agents, and expose a browser-based Control UI.
OpenClaw Hosting runs that Gateway on a persistent Atlantic.Net Cloud Server under your account. The server is a stable operating environment for OpenClaw's configuration, channel connections, session state, tools, and logs. Your phone, browser, or chat application is the way in; the Gateway remains available in the cloud.
The current one-click application uses a customer-supplied model provider. Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, or another provider supported by OpenClaw, and manage model usage separately from the Cloud Server. That separation lets you change models without rebuilding the Gateway or moving its channels and state.
Keep the Gateway running when a desktop sleeps, a laptop changes networks, or a team member signs off. A persistent host is a better foundation for an assistant reached through chat, scheduled jobs, and longer-running tools.
Keep the Gateway running when a desktop sleeps, a laptop changes networks, or a team member signs off. A persistent host is a better foundation for an assistant reached through chat, scheduled jobs, and longer-running tools.
Connect supported services such as Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Matrix, and more. One Gateway coordinates the channels and sessions you configure instead of scattering state across user devices.
Connect supported services such as Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Matrix, and more. One Gateway coordinates the channels and sessions you configure instead of scattering state across user devices.
OpenClaw's configuration and server-side state remain in an environment you administer. You decide how the Gateway is accessed, where backups are stored, which updates are applied, and which users and integrations are granted access.
OpenClaw's configuration and server-side state remain in an environment you administer. You decide how the Gateway is accessed, where backups are stored, which updates are applied, and which users and integrations are granted access.
Bring your own model provider and change models or routing as your requirements change. Infrastructure cost and provider usage stay visible as separate parts of the service.
Bring your own model provider and change models or routing as your requirements change. Infrastructure cost and provider usage stay visible as separate parts of the service.
Select OpenClaw in the Atlantic.Net Cloud Portal, choose a Cloud Server plan and region, and launch a prepared application image. Start from a consistent installation rather than building the operating system, Node.js runtime, and base application manually.
Select OpenClaw in the Atlantic.Net Cloud Portal, choose a Cloud Server plan and region, and launch a prepared application image. Start from a consistent installation rather than building the operating system, Node.js runtime, and base application manually.
Give OpenClaw one always-available source of truth for channel connections, routing, sessions, and working state. Persistent storage supports repeatable channel pairing, controlled backups, and continuity between devices.
Give OpenClaw one always-available source of truth for channel connections, routing, sessions, and working state. Persistent storage supports repeatable channel pairing, controlled backups, and continuity between devices.
Use the supported chat and collaboration services that align with how your team already communicates. Configure each channel's bot credentials, approved users, group behavior, and routing rules from the Gateway.
Use the supported chat and collaboration services that align with how your team already communicates. Configure each channel's bot credentials, approved users, group behavior, and routing rules from the Gateway.
Connect OpenClaw to a supported provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenRouter. Keep provider choice separate from the server so you can evaluate model quality, latency, and cost without moving the deployment.
Connect OpenClaw to a supported provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenRouter. Keep provider choice separate from the server so you can evaluate model quality, latency, and cost without moving the deployment.
OpenClaw supports tools, skills, webhooks, cron jobs, and multi-agent routing. Begin with the smallest capability set the assistant needs, validate the workflow, and expand permissions deliberately.
OpenClaw supports tools, skills, webhooks, cron jobs, and multi-agent routing. Begin with the smallest capability set the assistant needs, validate the workflow, and expand permissions deliberately.
Control network access, operating-system policy, monitoring, storage, and backups at the Cloud Server level. Atlantic.Net supports the infrastructure underneath the deployment while you control OpenClaw, its credentials, and its integrations.
Control network access, operating-system policy, monitoring, storage, and backups at the Cloud Server level. Atlantic.Net supports the infrastructure underneath the deployment while you control OpenClaw, its credentials, and its integrations.
Select the application, server plan, and deployment region.
Select the application, server plan, and deployment region.
Add credentials for an OpenClaw-supported provider, then select the model you want the Gateway to use.
Add credentials for an OpenClaw-supported provider, then select the model you want the Gateway to use.
Pair an approved user, connect a channel, and keep the browser Control UI behind a protected network path.
Pair an approved user, connect a channel, and keep the browser Control UI behind a protected network path.
Confirm sessions, model billing, logs, backups, and recovery with one user and one channel before adding broader access or more powerful tools.
Confirm sessions, model billing, logs, backups, and recovery with one user and one channel before adding broader access or more powerful tools.
| Use case | What a persistent Gateway adds |
|---|---|
| Personal AI assistant | Reach the same assistant from a phone, browser, or approved chat channel without leaving a workstation online |
| Team knowledge and operations | Provide a stable front door for approved users, shared procedures, alerts, and carefully scoped tools |
| Scheduled summaries and monitoring | Run recurring jobs from an environment that stays online outside a user's working hours |
| Agency or client workflows | Separate deployments, credentials, and state by client or project instead of mixing trust boundaries |
| Model evaluation | Keep channels and Gateway state stable while comparing providers, models, routing, and API cost |
| Remote-first work | Make an assistant available through communication tools the team already uses across locations and devices |
| Atlantic.Net provides | You configure and manage |
|---|---|
| Cloud Server infrastructure and one-click application image | OpenClaw onboarding, updates, and application health |
| Root-level server access and networking controls | Model-provider credentials and usage charges |
| Cloud storage, snapshots, and backup options | Users, pairing, channels, tools, skills, and schedules |
| 24/7/365 infrastructure support | Gateway access, logs, recovery tests, and data-handling policy |
| A 100% uptime SLA for eligible infrastructure commitments | Availability of OpenClaw, connected channels, and external model providers |
Self-hosting gives you control of the Gateway; it does not remove external data paths. Prompts sent to a model provider are processed under that provider's terms, and connected messaging services handle messages under their own terms. Review each service before using the assistant with sensitive information.
Treat Gateway access as privileged access. Use explicit pairing or allowlists, keep the Control UI on localhost or a protected private route, and require strong Gateway authentication. Run the service under a dedicated operating-system account, restrict provider keys and channel tokens, and keep OpenClaw and the host updated.
Separate users or workloads that do not share the same trust boundary. A dedicated Gateway or Cloud Server gives each environment its own credentials, tools, writable data, and recovery path. OpenClaw also provides a security audit command; run it after configuration changes and resolve critical findings before expanding access.
Read the OpenClaw Security GuideAtlantic.Net has operated cloud and hosting infrastructure since 1994. OpenClaw runs on a Cloud Server with predictable infrastructure pricing, full administrative control, multiple global deployment regions, and direct access to the team responsible for the host.
OpenClaw is the stronger starting point for an always-available, messaging-first assistant. Hermes is the stronger starting point for tool-driven, scheduled work that benefits from a learning loop and reusable skills. Their capabilities overlap, and some teams run both with separate credentials and clearly divided responsibilities.
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