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Clawly

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AI assistant for small businesses and freelancers, driven from Telegram, that handles emails, invoices, scheduling, CRM follow-ups and documents; currently a waitlist.

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About Clawly

Clawly is an AI virtual assistant aimed at freelancers and small business owners who do their own admin. You send a short message in Telegram, as if texting an employee, and it carries out the task instead of just suggesting what to do.

Listed jobs include reading, drafting and sending emails with automatic follow-ups, creating invoices and payment links through Stripe, scheduling meetings and reminders, tracking leads in a pipeline, writing proposals and reports in your tone, and researching competitors. It also acts proactively on recurring tasks. A set of templates, such as cold email sequences, give instant results, and the product is built on OpenClaw.

At the time of scraping the site was collecting waitlist sign-ups for early access, with no spam or credit card required. The page description says it is free to start, and there is a pricing page, but details are not confirmed.

Key features

  • Telegram-based assistant for admin tasks
  • Drafts and sends emails with follow-ups
  • Invoices and payment links through Stripe
  • Calendar scheduling and reminders
  • Lead tracking and CRM updates
  • Templates for common writing tasks

Good fit for

  • →Chasing unpaid invoices automatically
  • →Following up with leads without manual reminders
Tags
ai-assistant
freelancers
small-business
telegram
invoicing
crm
openclaw

Clawly: questions and answers

What is Clawly used for?
Clawly is an AI assistant for small businesses and freelancers, driven from Telegram, that handles emails, invoices, scheduling, CRM follow-ups and documents; currently a waitlist. It is a good fit for chasing unpaid invoices automatically and following up with leads without manual reminders.
Is Clawly open source?
No. Clawly is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include OpenClaw, NanoClaw and Khoj.
What are some alternatives to Clawly?
Clawly competes with Lindy and Bonsai.

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