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Clawdie
AI on your own machine

Self-hosted AI on your own machine, not the cloud — your data, your memory, your rules.

Clawdie is not another chatbot in the cloud. It is self-hosted AI that runs on your machine and server — your data, your memory, your rules.

Sovereign AI is an engineering problem, not a regulatory one. The hardware exists, the models exist, the know-how exists — the only thing missing is the decision to install it yourself.

What is Clawdie

Clawdie is not another chatbot. It is infrastructure for people and teams who want more control over their knowledge, work, servers, and community.

The future of work is “bring your own agent”: every person, team, or community will want their own agent that understands their context and runs inside their infrastructure — not a generic cloud.

You are the strategist; Clawdie is the builder. You set the intent; Clawdie helps write, run, verify, and document. Not passive automation — a partnership between the human who leads and the agent that extends their reach.

Clawdie is a self-hosted AI assistant for people and teams who want to create, own, and scale their knowledge, infrastructure, and projects — without unnecessary gatekeepers.

A three-step formula: create, own, scale — Create · Own · Scale — a sequence for digital sovereignty.

Architecture of sovereignty

Sovereignty rests on three layers: sovereign money, machine leverage, and independence. Clawdie is the middle layer — AI agents, automation, local servers, and open-source tools that give a small team the reach of a large organization.

The sovereignty stack: sovereign money, machine leverage, independence — The sovereignty stack — Clawdie is the middle layer between values and execution.

Clawdie is built to be self-hosted: FreeBSD/Linux servers, local models, your data and your memory. Intelligence can run close to you, not inside a closed corporate cloud.

Control over the whole stack — server, Bitcoin node, Raspberry Pi, payments, and local intelligence — forms a practical stack of independence. We don’t just build a web app; we build a system that lives on your server, with its own memory and operational logic.

The shift from renting platforms to owning systems — From renting platforms to owning systems — fewer gatekeepers between you and the result.

From renting to owning

Clawdie sells self-reliance, not subscription dependence. We help you move from renting platforms to owning systems — with AI as the translator between intent and execution.

Start in four steps: boot the ISO, answer four questions, walk away. By the time you come back, your machine is provisioned, your assistant is online, and your first site is reachable.

Boot the ISO and follow the install: installation guide · ISO download
Read the docs and learn the architecture: docs.clawdie.si
Join the open process: public code, public documentation, concrete results.

In OSA’s language: we don’t wait for permission — we build a new model that makes the old one obsolete. The wider frame comes from the OSA manifesto.