Keep My Claw

Keep My Claw is an encrypted backup service for OpenClaw and Hermes agents. It backs up the agent's working system — workspace files, memory, skills, scripts, projects, cron jobs, credentials, and multi-agent configurations — to Cloudflare R2 using zero-knowledge encryption. Think of it as full disaster recovery for your agent. Not just identity files — everything.

All encryption happens client-side on your machine using AES-256 before any data is transmitted. Your encryption passphrase never leaves your device and is never sent to our servers. This means we have zero knowledge of your data — we store encrypted blobs that are meaningless without your key. Even if our infrastructure were compromised, your agent data remains completely private.

Everything. Your entire workspace (memory, skills, projects, custom files, personas), all scheduled/cron jobs (reminders, automated workflows, recurring tasks), agent configuration, credentials, and multi-agent setups including additional workspaces. The only exclusions are binaries (node_modules/, .git/) and ephemeral runtime state (logs, browser cache). One restore and your agent is fully operational — schedules, workflows, and all.

Encrypted backups are stored in Cloudflare R2. The important part is not just where they sit, but how they get there: encryption happens on your machine first, so storage receives ciphertext, not readable workspace files, memory, or credentials.

The launch plan includes 1GB of encrypted storage and up to 30 snapshots per agent. For most OpenClaw and Hermes setups that is enough room for steady daily backups without hoarding every fossil forever. If you are approaching the limit, the sane move is to prune old snapshots you no longer need or ask for a higher-cap plan before protection quietly turns into chaos.

Your encryption passphrase stays local and is never sent to us. Credentials only leave your machine inside the encrypted backup archive, after client-side AES-256 encryption has already happened, so what reaches storage is ciphertext, not readable secrets.

Because of our zero-knowledge architecture, we cannot recover your data without your passphrase. If you lose it, your backups become permanently inaccessible — we have no way to decrypt them for you. We strongly recommend storing your passphrase in a password manager or other secure location.

Installation is a single command: clawhub install keepmyclaw. Once installed, your agent can read our documentation and configure backups with minimal human intervention. You just need to provide the encryption passphrase and subscribe — your agent handles the rest.

Right after payment, the success page shows your API key. From there you run the one-command account check, follow the setup guide, and your first encrypted backup can land a few minutes later. If you want the fastest path, install the keepmyclaw skill and let your agent configure the schedule.

Yes. That is the whole point. Restore is designed for the boring-but-important cases: new laptop, replacement server, fresh VM, or the machine that just decided today was a good day to die. Pull the encrypted snapshot, decrypt it locally with your passphrase, and bring back workspace, memory, cron jobs, skills, config, and credentials without rebuilding the whole setup from scratch.

Yes. One subscription covers up to 100 agents, even if they live on different machines or environments. The limit is agent count, not whether they run on one laptop, a server, or a messy mix of both.

If you already run OpenClaw or Hermes, setup is usually a short task, not a weekend project. Subscribe, grab the API key from the success page, run the account check, install the keepmyclaw skill, and the first encrypted backup can usually land within a few minutes once your passphrase is set.

For an active OpenClaw or Hermes setup, daily is the sane default. If memory, prompts, cron jobs, scripts, or config change throughout the day, run backups more often. The rule is simple: back up often enough that losing the latest snapshot would annoy you, not destroy you. Then test restore drills separately so backup history is not just decorative.

Yes. Once setup is done, your agent can schedule backups to run automatically on a cadence like daily at 3 AM, so you are not relying on human memory every time the workspace changes. The job is simple: subscribe once, configure the schedule, and then occasionally verify snapshots and run restore drills like an adult.

Nothing spooky happens. If the machine running the scheduled backup is offline, that run is simply missed. When the machine is back, backups continue on the next scheduled run. The protection rule is boring on purpose: if downtime matters, use a machine or VM that actually stays on, and verify snapshots instead of assuming the schedule handled it.

Do not trust vibes. After the first upload, run the account check, confirm the upload returned success, and immediately list snapshots to verify the backup is stored. The docs also show a safe restore drill into a temporary directory so you can prove decryption and extraction work before you ever need a real recovery.

Yes! Keep My Claw is designed for agent-driven setup. Point your OpenClaw or Hermes agent to our docs page and it can configure automated backups on its own. The only thing that requires human action is subscribing and paying; everything else is automated and agent-friendly.

Yes. Keep My Claw supports Hermes and OpenClaw recovery workflows, including workspace files, memory, skills, cron jobs, scripts, config, credentials, and clean-machine restore drills.

You can cancel anytime through the Stripe billing portal — no questions asked. After cancellation, your encrypted backups are retained for 30 days before being permanently deleted, giving you time to download or migrate your data if needed.

Yes — 30-day money-back guarantee on all plans. If Keep My Claw doesn't work on your setup, email us for a full refund. No questions, no friction. We'd rather you try it risk-free than never find out if it could have saved your agent.