RemoteClaw
RemoteClaw is a macOS application that captures a phone-sized vertical strip of your Mac screen and streams it at 30fps via WebRTC to any mobile browser, with optional remote input so the viewer can c
About
RemoteClaw is a macOS application that captures a phone-sized vertical strip of your Mac screen and streams it at 30fps via WebRTC to any mobile browser, with optional remote input so the viewer can control your mouse and keyboard from their phone. It is specifically built with OpenClaw integration in mind, solving the "agent handoff" problem: when an AI agent hits a CAPTCHA, 2FA prompt, or login wall, it can share the screen so the user can intervene from their phone without being at their desk. It also includes a content panel for pushing markdown, HTML, or web pages to the viewer independently of the screen stream.
Mac users running OpenClaw agents who need a lightweight way to intervene in agent workflows from their phone — particularly for handling authentication steps, CAPTCHAs, or any moment where the agent needs human input before continuing.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- check Solves a real pain point in AI agent workflows — remote human-in-the-loop intervention without needing to be at your computer
- check 30fps WebRTC streaming with adaptive bitrate means the stream is usable on a mobile connection
- check One-time purchase ($25 personal, $99 for 5 seats) with no subscription and a 30-day money-back guarantee
- check Single-use viewer links and a local LAN-only mode provide reasonable security controls
- check Content panel is a useful addition for sharing logs, code diffs, or instructions alongside the screen
Cons
- close macOS 13+ only — no Windows or Linux support
- close Requires the RemoteClaw app to be running on the host machine, so it only works when your Mac is on
- close Limited to sharing a phone-sized screen region, not full-screen or arbitrary window capture
- close Small, independent product with an uncertain long-term support timeline
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