Ampere Docs

Introduction

What Ampere is and when to use it

Ampere is managed hosting for OpenClaw.

OpenClaw is the open-source assistant runtime. It connects chat apps, tools, files, sessions, and automations to one AI assistant you control. Ampere runs that OpenClaw environment for you, so you do not need to manage servers, updates, uptime, or setup.

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OpenClaw

The open-source assistant engine.

Ampere

Ampere

The hosted product that runs OpenClaw for you.

Why use Ampere?

Use Ampere when you want an assistant that stays available, works from your channels, and can grow with your workflows.

Ampere helps with:

  • hosted OpenClaw setup
  • dashboard chat and saved sessions
  • Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and other channel setup
  • skills and scheduled jobs
  • workspace files and terminal access
  • billing, credits, updates, and support

The short version: OpenClaw is the assistant. Ampere runs it.

Who it is for

Ampere is useful for:

  • founders who want a long-running business assistant
  • operators who want reminders, reports, and routine work handled
  • developers who want files, terminal access, and tools
  • teams that want a shared assistant setup
  • people who want OpenClaw without maintaining a VPS

If you only need a one-time chatbot, Ampere may be more than you need.

Start here

Create your bot

Pick a name and plan, then let Ampere start your hosted OpenClaw environment.

Test in the dashboard

Use dashboard chat first. Make sure the assistant behaves the way you want.

Connect channels

Add Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, or another channel when you are ready.

Add skills and jobs

Install skills and create scheduled jobs after the basics work.

Main docs

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