How to Install ClawMetry on MyClaw — Private Managed OpenClaw

MyClaw is built for people who care about privacy. It's a managed OpenClaw hosting platform that emphasizes always-on availability and keeping your data private. If you chose MyClaw, you're not the kind of person who wants their agent data leaking to a third party.

Good news: ClawMetry was designed with exactly that mindset. End-to-end encrypted observability that gives you full visibility without compromising your privacy. And installing it takes one prompt.

Total time: about 2 minutes.

What is MyClaw?

MyClaw is private, managed OpenClaw hosting. Your agent runs on dedicated infrastructure, always on, with a focus on privacy and data ownership. No shared tenancy, no data mining, no compromises.

You get the full OpenClaw runtime: channels (Telegram, Discord, etc.), cron jobs, sub-agents, persistent storage, and workspace files. MyClaw handles uptime, updates, and infrastructure. You own your data.

It's the choice for users who want the convenience of managed hosting without the privacy tradeoffs that usually come with it.

The problem

Your MyClaw agent runs 24/7. It processes messages, spawns sub-agents, runs cron jobs, calls tools, burns tokens. And you have zero visibility into any of it.

• How many tokens did it use today?
• Which model is costing you the most?
• Is that cron job actually running?
• Did the sub-agent it spawned succeed or fail silently?
• What was it doing at 3 AM when you were asleep?

You chose MyClaw for privacy. But privacy without visibility means you're trusting your agent blindly. You don't know what it's doing, how much it's spending, or whether it's working correctly. That's not privacy, that's just darkness.

Real privacy means you can see everything, and nobody else can.

The one-command setup

Open your MyClaw agent chat (Telegram, Discord, or wherever you talk to it) and paste this:

That's it. Your agent takes it from here.

What happens

Your agent will do three things:

1. Install ClawMetry via pip. Takes a few seconds.
2. Connect to ClawMetry Cloud using clawmetry connect. This authenticates your instance with end-to-end encryption. Your data stays yours.
3. Set up supervisord to keep the sync daemon running. Even if MyClaw restarts your instance, the ClawMetry sync process comes back automatically.

The whole process takes about a minute. Your agent handles every step, including answering the interactive prompts.

Privacy and observability aren't opposites

This is the key insight. You don't have to choose between knowing what your agent does and keeping that information private. ClawMetry uses E2E encryption so that:

• Your session data is encrypted before it leaves your MyClaw instance
• ClawMetry's servers store only encrypted blobs they can't read
• Only your browser, with your key, can decrypt and display the data
• No third party (including ClawMetry) can access your agent's conversations, memory, or tool calls

You get full visibility. Nobody else does. That's how privacy should work.

What you get

Once connected, open app.clawmetry.com. You'll see your MyClaw agent's activity in real time:

• Agent sessions with full tool call traces and thinking
• Token costs broken down by model, session, and tool
• Memory changes to SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, and other workspace files
• Cron jobs with status, schedule, and failure history
• Sub-agents with real-time progress, commands, and outcomes
• Session history with timeline and cost breakdown

ClawMetry dashboard showing real-time token flow across your agent's sessions

All of this data is E2E encrypted. You can see it. Your MyClaw provider can't. ClawMetry can't. Only you.

That's it

MyClaw gives you private, always-on OpenClaw hosting. ClawMetry gives you private, always-on observability. Together, you have full control and full visibility without sacrificing privacy anywhere in the stack.

One prompt. One minute. Full observability. Privacy intact.