
BlitzClaw
Personal AI assistant in 5 minutes based on OpenClaw
Title: I built a way to get your own AI assistant in 5 minutes (no coding) Body: Hey IH
I kept setting up AI assistants for friends. They'd see what Claude could do — browsing the web, writing code, managing files — and want one. But then came the "how do I actually use this?" conversation. APIs? Docker? VMs? Eyes glaze over. They just wanted the thing to work. So I built BlitzClaw. What it does:
Spins up your own cloud instance with a Claude-powered AI assistant
Connect via Telegram (WhatsApp coming soon)
Browse websites, write code, manage files, store secrets securely
5-minute setup, no technical skills required
How it works:
Sign up
Pick a plan ($19 or $39/mo)
Create a Telegram bot (takes 60 seconds)
Paste the token
Start chatting
That's it. Your own AI assistant, running on dedicated infrastructure. Why I built it: Most people who would benefit from AI assistants can't access them. The gap between "this is amazing" and "I can actually use this daily" is too wide. BlitzClaw closes that gap.
Looking for:
Early users who want to use it
Feedback on the onboarding flow
Ideas for what integrations to build next (calendar, email, etc.)
https://blitzclaw.com/ Would love to hear what you think!
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AI assistants are incredibly powerful, but most people can't access them without technical skills. BlitzClaw removes that barrier — sign up, connect Telegram, done. Your own Claude-powered assistant without the DevOps he

2 Comments
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Congrats on the launch — love how you removed the infra friction.
Curious: with early users coming in, how are you deciding which integrations to build next? Is it based on requests, intuition, or something else?