OpenClaw
Claude
OpenClawManage permissions, approve sensitive actions, and safely connect agents to your apps.
Notion
NotionOpen-source. End-to-End Encrypted. Credentials and keys stay on your devices. No sign-up required.
It works with one agent and one app.
With a few, it becomes chaos.

Many agents × many apps = access sprawl

One place to manage how agents access apps.
Agents automate tasks. KeepAI manages the access.
Instead of managing app access separately for every agent, control everything from one place.
Connect apps once, then decide what each agent is allowed to do.
Stop access in one click instead of hunting through API dashboards.
Most apps offer very coarse permissions. KeepAI lets you narrow them down.
Let agents automate the routine stuff. Force approval on sensitive actions.
Know when agents request approvals, trigger blocked actions, or perform important tasks.
See exactly what actions agents performed and when.
What works with one agent gets messy with three. KeepAI keeps things manageable.
Your tokens stay local, and agent connections are end-to-end encrypted.
Your fears are real. Many people share them on
Summer Yue
@summeryue0
Nothing humbles you like telling your OpenClaw “confirm before acting” and watching it speedrun deleting your inbox. I couldn't stop it from my phone. I had to RUN to my Mac mini like I was defusing a bomb.
Gappy (Giuseppe Paleologo)
@__paleologo
How many of you link Gmail to OpenClaw? Isn’t it a little scary to delegate authority to it?
Yuchen Jin
@Yuchenj_UW
Man, I admire the brave people who give OpenClaw write access to their Gmail, Slack, and their Mac Mini.
I’m scared it’ll delete all my emails, write crazy emails to investors at 3am, and pivot my startup without telling me.
Maybe that’s why I don’t see the use case for me…
Xiao Ma
@infoxiao
Those who give @openclaw email access — what’s preventing it from clicking “forgot password” then using the verification code it got in the email to lock you out? I give it lots of things including its own Gmail account. But still too scared to give it actual access to my main email.
Download and run on your trusted device.
Link the apps you want to protect.
Your agent interacts with apps within controlled permissions.
All agent actions go through KeepAI before reaching your applications
KeepAI is designed so that no one — not even us — can access your credentials or your data.
Every line of code is public and auditable. No black boxes, no hidden logic — trust through transparency.
All data in transit and at rest is encrypted. Your policies and configurations are unreadable to anyone but you.
AI agent and your credentials run in isolated environments. A compromised agent cannot reach your accounts.
Your tokens and secrets never leave your machine. KeepAI never sees, stores, or transmits your credentials.
Only your devices hold the keys to your apps. Revoke access instantly at any time, with a single click.
Every action attempted or executed by AI agent is logged and visible to you — complete transparency, zero surprises.
Add a control layer between agents and your applications.
Connect once, manage easily, approve safely.
No. KeepAI is a permission layer that allows OpenClaw to operate within defined policies. It sits between OpenClaw and your applications, enforcing what it can and cannot do.
No. KeepAI does not store your data. It enforces policies and logs actions — what was attempted and what was executed. Your credentials and application data remain on your device.
No. KeepAI is an independent product. All applications mentioned are trademarks of their respective owners. KeepAI is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenClaw or any application vendor.
Yes. KeepAI is designed to control permissions across multiple applications simultaneously. Connect Gmail, Notion, Google Drive — all managed from a single policy layer.
An app is one connected application account. For example: one Gmail inbox, one Google Drive account, or one Notion workspace. Each connection counts as one app slot in your plan.