OpenClaw, a free and open-source AI “agent” platform, launches native iOS and Android mobile apps that let users manage their AI agents from a phone. Multiple outlets report that the release is delivered through a companion “gateway” app, which pairs with a user’s own self-hosted setup rather than replacing it with a hosted service. TechCrunch and Digital Trends describe the apps as a way to turn a smartphone into a remote control hub for an OpenClaw deployment. TechRadar, while confirming the availability on both platforms, notes that early impressions and initial reviews are mixed, including concerns raised in those reviews. Mashable similarly states that OpenClaw is now available on smartphones and urges caution, reflecting that the app’s introduction is accompanied by some reservations from early users. 9to5Google reports that the Android experience is also shaped by the app’s interface and presentation, in addition to its core function of remote agent control. Across sources, the common point is that OpenClaw’s mobile apps add on-the-go access to agent management by connecting to users’ existing OpenClaw gateway infrastructure.