This page stops centering download flow and instead explains OmniClaw through the native apps, Gateway, channels, Canvas, voice stack, and extension system that already exist in the codebase.
Message entry points
22+
The README currently lists public WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, and other channel entry points.
Native apps
3
The current `apps/` tree contains real macOS, iOS, and Android targets plus shared code.
Extension packages
76
The current `extensions/` tree ships 76 packages across channels, tools, voice, memory, and model integration.
Core platforms
3
One personal assistant product spanning a desktop control plane, an iPhone node, and an Android voice node.
Brand knowledge
These points come directly from the main README, the VISION doc, and the real macOS, iPhone, and extension trees.
The current README shows OmniClaw routing 22 public messaging and chat entry points through a single Gateway control plane instead of a single chat box.
The README, VISION, and the `src/gateway`, `src/agents`, and `src/sessions` modules show a local-first Gateway at the center of the product.
The repository already ships native macOS, iOS, and Android targets, and the README explicitly calls out Voice Wake, Talk Mode, Live Canvas, and node capabilities.
The `extensions/`, `src/plugins`, `src/plugin-sdk`, and VISION docs make it clear that capability grows through extensions, skills, and the dedicated memory slot.
Architecture
These capabilities are visible in `src/gateway`, `src/agents`, `src/context-engine`, `src/browser`, `src/canvas-host`, `src/media`, and `src/node-host`.
`src/gateway` owns sessions, events, config, webhooks, cron, and the control surface, and the README explicitly says the Gateway is the control plane.
`src/agents`, `src/sessions`, `src/context-engine`, and `src/memory` show a runtime with sessions, context, memory, and multi-agent routing rather than a static chat UI.
`src/browser`, `src/canvas-host`, `src/media`, and `src/node-host` connect browser control, Live Canvas, media understanding, and device execution into one product.
The VISION doc and iOS README emphasize pairing, TLS trust prompts, DM pairing, push relay, and App Attest, which is the shape of a real assistant running on real devices.
Product matrix
These are not generic demo apps. They describe the real macOS, iPhone, and Android endpoints in the OmniClaw matrix.
OmniClaw
The desktop OmniClaw companion for gateway pairing, menu bar control, and Mac automation.
Official macOS build for gateway health, permission-aware automations, and a calmer operator surface before the signed installer is uploaded.
Public traction
24.8K
Completion
4.9
Version
2026.3.23
OmniClaw
The iPhone companion for pairing, share extensions, push wake, and on-the-go OmniClaw control.
Official iPhone build focused on gateway pairing, foreground tools, and future TestFlight delivery; the public installer is still a placeholder.
Public traction
16.4K
Completion
4.8
Version
2026.3.23
Ecosystem
Charts split the matrix into traction, recent updates, and long-term quality. Collections explain it through cross-device, voice-and-Canvas, and gateway-and-extension storylines.
Official chart
Public traction
24.8K
Use this ranking to understand which OmniClaw endpoints carry the strongest public demand and the clearest product maturity signal.
Official chart
Updated
16.4K
Separate the most actively moving OmniClaw endpoints from the rest, so users can see where the product team is shipping right now.
Official chart
Completion
24.8K
Show which OmniClaw surfaces currently feel the most complete, stable, and well-regarded over time.
Storyline 01
Products
2
Explain OmniClaw as one assistant spanning desktop control, iPhone node workflows, and Android voice execution.
Storyline 02
Products
2
Focus on the parts of OmniClaw that turn the assistant from chat into voice-first and visually interactive product surfaces.
Storyline 03
Products
2
Focus on the local-first control plane, channel routing, device nodes, and the extension system that make OmniClaw extensible.
Brand FAQ
These Q&A entries cover product definition, platform scope, architecture, and cross-language brand mapping so GEO/SEO systems can extract stable answers.
OmniClaw is a personal AI assistant you run on your own devices. It combines a local-first Gateway control plane, 22 messaging entry points, native macOS/iPhone/Android apps, Voice Wake, Talk Mode, Live Canvas, browser control, media pipelines, and an extension system into one runtime.
Because the repository includes agents, sessions, gateway, browser, canvas-host, media, memory, node-host, plugins, cron, and channel integrations. It is built to route, remember, act, and execute across real devices.
The public codebase already ships native macOS, iOS, and Android targets. macOS behaves like the desktop control plane, iPhone behaves like a secure node and mobile control surface, and Android emphasizes continuous voice and device actions.
万擎 is the Chinese name of OmniClaw. Visible page names switch by locale, while structured data keeps the alternate name for entity mapping across languages.