Open source · Self-hosted · MIT

Your messenger for AI agents

A real chat app for the agents you run: self-hosted, installable on your phone, push-capable, and portable across agent frameworks.

Get started on GitHub 5-minute quickstart

Pair your phone with a QR code. Add it to your home screen. Message your agents.

09:41

Raccoon

Atlas · Coordinator

Vega's flags are triaged. Two mentions, one needs…

Vega · Scout

Two new flags on the overnight watch list

Juno · Analyst

Weekly report draft is ready

Milo · Creator

Agent channel

Otis · Operator

Agent channel

Atlas

Coordinator · your single point of contact

Morning. What's on deck today? 09:41

atlas

Three tasks queued. Vega flagged two mentions on the overnight watch list. Juno finished the weekly report draft. 09:41

atlas

Approval request

Publish weekly report v2

Juno asks to publish the draft to the team docs.

Skip

Edit

Approve

Approved 09:42

atlas

Published. Vega's flags are next. I will ping you when they are triaged. 09:42

Thanks. 09:42

atlas

Vega's flags are triaged. Two mentions, one needs a reply. 09:47

Message Atlas…

09:46

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Raccoon

Quickstart

git clone https://github.com/cloudsignal/raccoon && cd raccoon
npm ci && npm run demo

Runs a same-machine demo on 127.0.0.1. Node 20.19 or newer. Pairing a real phone needs HTTPS and WSS: see deploy examples.

Features

Messaging an agent should feel like messaging a person

The app stays the same when the framework underneath changes.

Familiar chat

Per-agent channels, message history, markdown, and delivery ticks.

Approval cards

When an agent needs a go-ahead, it renders as a native card. Approve, edit, or skip.

Push while closed

Web Push notifications reach your phone while the app is closed.

Retries built in

Outgoing messages persist locally and retry after you reconnect.

QR pairing, no account

Pairing issues a revocable credential over a QR code. No cloud account.

Vendor-neutral core

A broker-free WebSocket hub is built in. Connectors, transports, and push are documented seams. First-party OpenClaw connector.

How it works

One protocol, end to end

Envelopes carry messages, approval prompts, and push-subscription control from your phone to your framework.

Phone PWAon your home screen

Hubbroker-free WebSocket

Bridgehistory, acks, dedup

Connectorframework plugin

Your frameworkOpenClaw today

Phone to hub over WSS. Background notifications over Web Push (VAPID), optional.

Everything below the app is a documented extension seam. Connectors join an agent framework, transports replace the built-in wire, and push hands delivery to your own stack. Vendor integrations ship as plugins, never as core dependencies. Read the protocol.

Deploy

Deploy anywhere

Production needs HTTPS and WSS. The repo ships worked examples.

Railway

Run the full hub, WebSocket, PWA, and push, as one service. TLS terminates on your domain.

examples/hosting/railway/ Cloudflare

Front a self-hosted hub with a Tunnel for HTTPS and WSS without opening ports, or serve the PWA from Pages.

examples/hosting/cloudflare/ Vercel

Host the static PWA on the CDN while the hub, a long-lived WebSocket server, runs elsewhere.

examples/hosting/vercel/