
We set up OpenClaw — the open-source AI assistant that actually does things — securely configured on your hardware.
Based in Ljubljana. In-person setup available anywhere in Slovenia. Remote setup available anywhere.
OpenClaw is open-source. You can install it yourself.
But Cisco found that 26% of community-built skills contain at least one vulnerability. Vectra AI reports that the most common way OpenClaw gets compromised is simple misconfiguration — exposed ports, open admin panels, unsafe proxy setups.
The hard part isn't installing OpenClaw. It's making sure it's locked down from day one.
"Genuinely the most incredible sci-fi takeoff-adjacent thing I have seen recently."
"It feels like hiring an employee rather than opening another chat window."
"Within an hour it had built a fully featured kanban board where I could assign it tasks and track their state."
"One user cleared nearly 6,000 emails from their inbox on the first day."
Ljubljana / Maribor / Celje / Kranj / Koper / Novo Mesto / etc.
We drive to your location anywhere in Slovenia for in-person setup.
Not in Slovenia? Remote setup is available anywhere — we configure OpenClaw on your VPS or server over a call.
An open-source personal AI that lives on a machine you control. It connects to 50+ services, builds its own skills on the fly, and maintains persistent memory across conversations. Your data never leaves your hardware.
For in-person setups, we come to your location, install and configure OpenClaw on your server or Mac Mini, connect it to your network, and make sure everything is running before we leave. For remote setups, we do the same over a video call on your VPS or server.
Under 30 minutes for a standard setup. Can take over an hour if you're connecting a lot of devices and services.
Yes — every setup includes 30 days of free support via email or WhatsApp for any issues that come up.
OpenClaw runs on your hardware and your data never leaves your machine. The main risks come from misconfiguration — exposed network ports, weak file permissions, or unvetted third-party skills. That's exactly what professional setup prevents. We follow the official hardening guide and run `openclaw security audit` before we leave.
Temporary access to your network and the accounts you want to connect (email, calendar, messaging). We only access what's needed for setup. We strongly recommend changing any shared credentials immediately after — and we'll walk you through it.
Everything is open-source. We provide a list of all installed components, skills, and configuration after setup. You can run `openclaw security audit --deep` yourself at any time to verify the security posture.
OpenClaw runs locally. After setup, nothing is sent to us or any cloud. Session transcripts, credentials, and memory all live on your hardware.
We configure file permissions (700/600), enable full-disk encryption, bind the gateway to loopback only, and set up proper authentication tokens. These are the exact steps the official OpenClaw security docs recommend — and the ones most self-installs skip.
We configure pairing-based access control so only you can message your assistant. No open DM policies, mention-gating enabled in any group chats.
We install only official, reviewed skills. No third-party or unaudited code. Cisco research found malicious skills that silently exfiltrate data — we avoid that entirely.
We don't install monitoring, backdoors, or remote access tools. No Tailscale Funnel, no exposed gateway. The machine is entirely yours.
API keys stored in environment variables, not prompts. We walk you through rotating any credentials shared during setup. We don't store or retain them.
We are full-stack engineers based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. We've worked on voice AI, localization services, and data engineering. Now we're helping people get OpenClaw running securely.