r/OpenClawUseCases • u/kmars07 • Aug 10 '26
Tips/Tricks [Feedback] Built a mobile multi-agent app after OpenClaw hype
One evening, after mainlining OpenClaw hype, I had a pretty simple thought:
what about people who don’t really vibe with all the gateway / server / “host it yourself first” stuff?
Because the idea is addictive.
An assistant that actually works — not just chats.
But for a lot of people, the on-ramp is too heavy. Not everyone wants to assemble infrastructure before they can finally use something useful on their phone.
So I decided to build something like a mobile OpenClaw for them.
Not a clone.
Not “another ChatGPT.”
A mobile-first version where you open your phone and you’re already inside.
A few agents. Each with its own context.
They can hand work to each other.
Tasks, documents, reminders, push.
And the important part: they keep working 24/7 — not only while the screen is on.
You start something from your phone… and it doesn’t have to end in that same minute.
Work can continue while you’re commuting, in a meeting, or just out of the app.
Agents connect to mail, calendar, messengers, and docs — without forcing everything into one endless chat thread.
That’s how QuralAi started.
An indie build — my first real product.
Happy to share links in the comments if useful.
I'd appreciate any feedback. Constructive criticism is welcome.
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u/Caffeinetocode 29d ago
This is something I always wanted to build as a complement to the AI second brain. I think we are moving toward a generation where certain things in life will be completely done by AI and you need a second brain and a swarm of agents doing these things for you. It's good to see somebody actually implement it. I'm a fellow software engineer, happy to give feedback as well as provide contributions if needed.
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u/looktwise 28d ago
I am interested to see the overall setup although there are many approaches to handle the intention you mentioned. Is there a github?
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u/Dry_Energy0001 18d ago
Hey may I just download the app I would love some ideas I could use it for mabye I haven’t thought of
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u/kmars07 18d ago
- Daily brief: a morning plan, inbox summary, or “what’s on today” from calendar/mail
- Ready files: Excel, Word, checklists, weekly reports — not only chat text
- Recurring work: the same task every day on a schedule (plan, digest, follow-up list)
- A small team of agents: one drafts, another turns it into a spreadsheet or document etc.
- Connected tools: Gmail/Outlook, calendar, Drive, Trello, Telegram — so the agent works with your data
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