OutClaw: GUI Installer and Manager for OpenClaw in Docker
OutClaw is a new installer and instance manager for OpenClaw, designed to simplify deployment and configuration. The tool is free, open-source under the MIT license, and currently in an early version seeking feedback.
Key Features
- GUI-Based Setup: Walks users through Docker setup, configuration, building, and connecting AI providers and chat channels step-by-step. No command line required.
- Cross-Platform: Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Security Defaults: OpenClaw runs inside Docker containers with no system access by default. Users can modify permissions but receive clear warnings first.
- Multiple Instances: Supports running fully isolated OpenClaw instances side-by-side, each with its own configuration, container, and workspace. Instances can be updated independently.
- Deployment Options: Can host instances for others (friends, family).
The GitHub repository includes a 30-second demo video showing the installation process. The creator emphasizes this is an early version and is actively seeking user feedback.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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