Secure mobile control for OpenClaw

Run the session from anywhere. Keep the system locked down.

PumaClaw gives approved operators a composed mobile control surface for OpenClaw. Start sessions, watch live state, approve sensitive actions, and close access without exposing the runtime.

Trusted devices
verified sessions
Approval gates
command-level review
Remote lockout
close access instantly
Puma using a phone to operate several lobsters in the clouds.
Designed for fast evaluation by trusted operators, partners, and early adopters.

Session path

Encrypted

Commands and telemetry stay on a protected route.

Decision gate

Approved

Operators, devices, and risky actions are checked.

Audit trail

Auditable

Alerts, logs, and lockouts remain reviewable.

Everything an operator needs, without the noise.

01 / Console

OpenClaw Mobile Console

Start and stop sessions, switch modes, and check status from iOS or Android.

02 / Vault

Privacy Vault

Store sensitive logs in encrypted storage and control what gets shared or deleted.

03 / Guardrails

Security Guardrails

Require MFA, trusted devices, timeouts, and emergency lockouts for risky actions.

A verified relay lands every command inside a policy-bound sandbox.

Architecture diagram showing PumaClaw setting up a sandboxed OpenClaw environment with routed NVIDIA inference, policy controls, restricted file access, and limited network access.
Under the hood, nemoclaw uses a versioned blueprint to set up the sandbox, gateway, inference, and policy layers. OpenClaw runs inside that environment with routed NVIDIA inference, limited file access, and network access that can require approval.

Security that is visible in the workflow.

Every mobile action is checked against the device, the operator, and the risk of the action before it runs.

  1. Verified mobile sessions Every action is authenticated, authorized, and checked again as the session continues.
  2. Command-level approvals Require extra approval before high-risk or irreversible actions run.
  3. Exportable audit logs See who did what and when, then export the record for review.
  4. Private networking options Use VPNs or private gateways to keep traffic off public routes.

Secure phone control in four focused steps.

  1. 01

    Connect your setup

    Link OpenClaw, then choose which operators and devices are allowed in.

  2. 02

    Lock down access

    Set MFA, roles, geofencing, and limits for sensitive commands.

  3. 03

    Test your controls

    Run failure drills and attack tests before operators depend on it.

  4. 04

    Go live

    Run OpenClaw from mobile with live monitoring, alerts, and clear logs.

Built by PumaAI and Puma Browser.

PumaClaw is part of the same family as PumaAI.com and Puma Browser.

Tell us about your OpenClaw setup.

We will follow up with fit, rollout path, and private access details.

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