OpenClaw Launch Platform
LaunchThatBot is the main landing and operations surface for teams that want OpenClaw in production without reinventing deployment security, admin tooling, and environment lifecycle management.
Start with LaunchThatBot for fast, secure deployments today, and keep a clear path to run separately later if your team chooses. No forced forever-dependency model.
Free management dashboard included.
Deploy OpenClaw on your own VPS or cloud provider. You own the server, we manage the deployment security and operations.
Let LaunchThatBot handle the server infrastructure. We provision, secure, and maintain the hosting layer while you focus on your agents.
Pre-hardened deployment workflows, safer credential handling, and consistent infrastructure guardrails from day one.
Get a zero-cost operations cockpit to monitor, manage, and evolve your OpenClaw deployments without stitching tools together.
Go from idea to production environment faster with guided deployment management instead of manual infra choreography.
If your team has infinite time, self-hosting can work. If your team needs secure outcomes quickly, LaunchThatBot is designed to remove avoidable operational drag.
Teams need secure edge patterns today and architectural freedom tomorrow. LaunchThatBot supports both.
Use Cloudflare integration and tunnel-friendly deployment patterns to avoid exposing raw services directly to the public internet.
Route traffic through controlled tunnels and managed edge behavior instead of ad hoc host-level exposure.
Deploy with LaunchThatBot now, then separate later: keep architecture portability in mind so you can run independently when you choose.
Zero-trust migration
A one-time token handshake, peer-to-peer encrypted transfer, and secrets stored in your own Convex. LaunchThatBot never sees your raw API keys.
Click 'Import Agent' in your dashboard. A single-use, time-limited token and RSA keypair are generated. The token expires in 15 minutes.
Run the LaunchThatBot import skill on your existing OpenClaw. It collects soul.md, memory banks, skills, and encrypts secrets with the public key.
The payload is pushed to LaunchThatBot's relay. Secrets transit as an opaque blob we physically cannot decrypt. Config files are written to your new container.
API keys are decrypted inside your container and stored in your own Convex environment variables. Verify them yourself at dashboard.convex.dev.
Your secrets never touch our database
The encrypted payload passes through our API as an opaque blob. The private key exists only inside the container on your VPS.
API keys land in your own Convex
After import, open dashboard.convex.dev and verify your environment variables yourself. You own that project, not us.
Single-use, time-limited tokens
Import tokens expire in 15 minutes and are consumed on first use. Even if intercepted, they cannot be replayed.
Unified control plane
One dashboard for your entire AI fleet. Whether you run OpenClaw agents, custom bots, or a mix of both -- see everything in one place.
Connect and manage Discord servers, Telegram groups, and other messaging platforms from a single dashboard. Bind channels to specific agents or share them across your fleet.
Link external services like Convex backends, email providers, and third-party APIs. Each connection is scoped to a tenant with clear ownership and revocation controls.
View and manage every skill installed across all your agents. See which agents share skills, update them in bulk, and remove deprecated ones in a few clicks.
One control plane for all your AI agents -- OpenClaw or otherwise. See the full picture: which agents have which skills, which channels they listen on, and what services they depend on.
Skill ecosystem
Stop searching GitHub for compatible skills. Browse a curated, security-reviewed library with semantic search, one-click install, and community contributions.
Browse a vetted skill library with security-reviewed entries. Skills are tagged by category, risk level, and compatibility so you can find the right capability without trial and error.
Search by what you want your agent to do, not by skill name. Describe an intent like 'send a weekly email digest' and surface matching skills ranked by relevance.
Install skills to one agent or many with a single action. Dependency conflicts and version mismatches are flagged before they reach production.
Publish your own skills to the community library. Skills go through a review process before appearing in the public catalog, keeping quality and safety high.
Why teams switch
LaunchThatBot gives you a free dashboard and a safer launch path, so your engineering effort goes into product velocity rather than bespoke deployment babysitting.
Yes. LaunchThatBot includes a free management dashboard so you can operate and monitor deployments without adding another paid ops UI layer.
You can. LaunchThatBot exists to reduce security mistakes, remove repetitive setup, and give your team a unified control plane sooner.
Teams deploying OpenClaw for production usage, client work, or internal operations that need launch speed plus operational reliability.
Absolutely. Start with safer defaults and evolve with your own process as your deployment maturity grows.
No. You can deploy with us now for speed and security, then separate later as your internal platform matures. We do not position the product as a hard vendor lock-in.
