It lives where you already are
Telegram. Same app as your family group chat. No new tab, no new login, no new habit to build.
Not another chat tab you have to remember to open. Felix messages you first, keeps working after you close the app, and acts on your real accounts.
Set up in about 60 seconds · Runs on OpenClaw, open-source agent infrastructure
Every AI chat app is a room you have to walk into. Felix is already in the room.
Telegram. Same app as your family group chat. No new tab, no new login, no new habit to build.
Morning briefings, deadline nudges, "that thing you asked me to watch just changed." You don't have to remember to ask.
Scheduled jobs run on your box whether the chat is open or not. Research, monitoring, daily reports — done before you wake up.
Sends the email from your address. Posts to your X. Updates your Notion. Not suggestions you copy-paste — actual work, done.
Real skills, running on real infrastructure. Not a personality prompt.
Remembers last week, last month, forever. Stop re-explaining yourself.
Searches the open web and comes back with compared, summarised answers.
Send a link, get the substance — no wading through the article.
One-offs, daily check-ins, recurring jobs. It nudges you, not the other way round.
Writes reports, saves plans, keeps documents. All of it persists.
Plans your day, tracks goals, follows up on what you said you'd do.
Multi-source digging with sources cited — not a one-line answer.
Drives real web pages to fill forms, pull data and check on things.
Flowcharts, org charts, plans — described in detail in text.
Forecasts anywhere, folded into your scheduling.
Reads your inbox, drafts replies, sends on your say-so.
Posts, replies, monitors mentions and searches the timeline.
Creates pages, updates databases, keeps your workspace current.
Issues, pull requests and CI status without leaving the chat.
Turns long-form content into carousel slides, ready to post.
Stripe numbers on demand, or pushed to you daily.
Watches your production site and tells you before customers do.
Posts into your team channels as part of a wider workflow.
Speaks back in a natural voice, and can place calls.
Generates presenter-style video from a script.
Budgets, pricing models, comparison tables — in text format.
Emails, social posts, blog drafts, resumes, cover letters.
Skills install into a running agent. Yours gets more capable over time without you doing anything.
A growing public library of capabilities to pull from.
Got a tool with an API? Your agent can be taught to drive it.
An isolated environment per agent — your files, your memory, your setup.
Chat assistants are genuinely good at answering. That's a different job to getting things done.
| A chat assistant | Felix | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | A tab or app you open | Telegram — already on your phone |
| Who speaks first | You. Always. | It does — briefings, nudges, alerts |
| Between your messages | Nothing is running | Scheduled jobs, monitoring, research |
| Your email & socials | Drafts you copy and paste | Sends and posts from your accounts |
| New capabilities | When the vendor ships them | Install a skill — or have one written |
| The engine | One company's closed platform | OpenClaw, open source and portable |
| Set-up effort | Sign up, start typing | About 60 seconds, then start typing |
To be fair to them: modern chat assistants do search the web, hold memory and handle files. The gap isn't intelligence — it's that they wait to be opened, and they can't touch your accounts.
The fastest route to an agent that's genuinely yours.
Your name, your time zone, and what you need a hand with. Three fields, no card.
One tap opens the chat. Felix is already provisioned and knows who you are.
Ask for something real. Twenty-four hours free to find out whether it earns its keep.
No card for the trial. Cancel any time, no phone call required.
Everything, running continuously.
A heavy week? Top up without changing plan.
Felix isn't a thin wrapper around somebody's chat API. It runs on OpenClaw — open-source agent infrastructure with a real skill system, real scheduling and real persistent memory. Your agent gets its own isolated workspace, and the platform underneath it is inspectable by anyone.
We didn't build the runtime. We built the fastest way for you to get one of your own, without touching a terminal.
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