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One workspace instead of scattered tools
Clawk keeps local work and remote ops in the same product.
Bring notes, AI chat, APIs, databases, Docker, downloads, and server operations into one clearer workflow. Start on the desktop, then extend the same product into the browser when the team needs it.
7+tools in one workspace
2surfaces: desktop and browser
0extra context-switch dashboards
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What it replaces
Clawk is meant to cut routine context switching, not create another noisy dashboard.
- AI chat, notes, and todos stay in one working surface.
- API requests and database inspection sit next to operational tools.
- Desktop workflows and remote server workflows share the same mental model.
Why Clawk
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Typical setup
- Notes in one place, requests in another, ops somewhere else
- Repeated context rebuilding between local work and remote work
- Support, docs, and roadmap links buried or missing
With Clawk
- Shared workspace for notes, AI chat, APIs, databases, and ops
- Same product model across desktop and browser-hosted workflows
- Docs, support, roadmap, and download paths are obvious
Desktop workspace
Run local workflows without juggling five different utilities.
Use Clawk as a focused desktop app for notes, prompts, APIs, databases, downloads, and day-to-day engineering work on your own machine.
- Native local access
- Fast iteration loops
- Notes and tool state kept together
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Remote operations
Expose the same product shape in the browser when the team needs shared access.
Run Clawk on a host and let teammates inspect containers, query databases, and work through operational tasks without screen-sharing into a box.
- Shared browser access
- Operational visibility
- Self-hosted team workflows
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Why teams would trust it
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Use cases
Who this is for
Solo builders, product engineers, and small teams operating shared environments.
Product walkthrough
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Need help or more detail?
Docs, support, and roadmap should be one click away from the landing experience.
Docs and knowledge base
How-to guides, setup docs, workflow docs, and common questions.
Open docsSupport dashboard
Reach support, review help options, and later route into the dedicated support app.
Get supportRoadmap and requests
See planned work, request features, and report bugs from one public-facing place.
View roadmapDownload
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Desktop installer
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Server deploy build
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