ClawPhone by marshallrichards is a collection of tweaks and configuration guides for running OpenClaw on Android via Termux, with a focus on practical usability improvements. The standout configuration change is binding the OpenClaw gateway to 0.0.0.0 (all interfaces) rather than localhost, which makes the web dashboard accessible from other devices on the local network — allowing you to manage your phone-based agent from a laptop or desktop browser.
The project also covers Termux:API integration, which gives OpenClaw agents access to Android device capabilities like notifications, SMS, camera, location, and sensors through the Termux:API bridge. Termux:GUI integration is also documented, enabling graphical interface elements within the Termux environment. Together these integrations turn a phone running ClawPhone into a capable ambient AI agent with access to its physical context.
ClawPhone is actively maintained and represents a pragmatic, operational approach to mobile OpenClaw deployment — focused on making the experience actually usable rather than just technically functional. It’s a good starting point for Android users who want a stable, well-documented Termux-based setup with sensible defaults.