Launch-ready reliability
Schedules, catch-up policies, reports, and a local control plane make PAW feel like infrastructure, not a toy.
Launching now for macOS and iPhone
PAW is a native ops system for autonomous work: run hunts, schedule jobs, keep sessions alive, route across AI models, monitor health, and operate everything from Mac, iPhone, CLI, and MCP.
$ paw run morning-brief--oslo
Syncing feeds, health checks and overnight changes...
OK Brief delivered with alerts, weather and repo changes
OK iPhone companion can check the latest status
NEXT Guard check in 4 min
Runs, sessions, alerts, mobile status
Built for launch, not just demos
PAW gives you one place to run hunts, keep sessions alive, monitor failures, route AI calls, and stay on top of everything from desktop and mobile.
Schedules, catch-up policies, reports, and a local control plane make PAW feel like infrastructure, not a toy.
Guard checks failures, timeouts, and expired sessions before issues go dark in the middle of the night.
Use the Mac app as mission control, and the iPhone app as the command post in your pocket.
Why PAW feels different
PAW is for teams who need automation that survives after launch: scheduled hunts, browser sessions, watchdog health, notifications, reports, and native control surfaces.
Inside the base
Every layer maps to the product promise: native apps, daemon, scheduler, hunts, stealth browser, memory, guard, daily reports, and the control surfaces to orchestrate it all.
Local HTTP control plane for hunts, config, timed execution, and recoverable daily operations.
Stealth Playwright automation with sessions, page actions, and browser flows wrapped into the platform.
Bring your own providers and route each mission across fast, smart, or best-fit models.
Runs, logs, summaries, and searchable memory stay attached to the work instead of disappearing into terminals.
Use the Mac app for mission control and the iPhone app for status, logs, alerts, and one-tap actions on the move.
Control PAW from terminal or AI tools, then close the loop with reports, summaries, and alert fan-out.
iPhone companion
When you are away from the Mac, the iPhone app keeps you close to the work. Check hunt health, review activity and runs, trigger hunts, and inspect Guard status without opening a laptop.
Field missions
Concrete workflows that sell PAW as an operating system for autonomous work.
Track competitor sites, summarize changes, and ship a clean report before the day starts.
Pull GitHub, RSS, health, weather, and internal notes into one crisp daily briefing.
Capture cookies, keep logins healthy, and let hunts behave like an operator instead of a brittle script.
Failures, timeouts, and expired sessions show up in the Mac app, Guard views, and Discord before they spread.
Command map
Native surfaces
This launch page now borrows from the product language itself: frosted layers, soft depth, segmented controls, floating glass panels, and a light arctic palette.
Launch PAW
PAW is ready to be presented as a real product: native apps, clear operations value, mobile oversight, and a visual identity people will actually remember.