PlugOS

Have you ever wondered just how much information your phone reveals to apps? Location history, timestamps, places you visited last week—all of this is quietly recorded in the background. If you can't change the current situation where you're forced to grant permissions to apps you want to use, then give them false information. PlugMate's virtual GPS location feature allows your apps to see only the information you choose to show them. The device is equally easy to use; simply plug it into your phone or computer anytime, anywhere.

PlugMate doesn't let you share your phone's clipboard. It doesn't let the host machine take screenshots either. Annoying? Sure. But that's the point. Clipboard and screenshots aren't just convenience features. They're data exfiltration paths. Every major desktop OS lets apps read the system clipboard. Any process with screen-capture permission can silently drop images into your screenshots folder. That's not a bug. It's just how these OSes were designed, for convenience rather than airtight security. PlugMate runs its own processor, its own memory, its own encrypted storage. The phone it plugs into is just a display and a keyboard. The host machine has zero access to what's inside PlugMate. That boundary is the whole point of the device. Turning on clipboard sharing means punching a hole in that boundary, wiring PlugMate's trusted environment straight into the host's memory. Turning on screenshots means permanently writing everything on PlugMate's screen to a machine you've explicitly decided not to trust.

Ever wonder while scrolling social media how to stop your online behavior from being tracked? When you open the Facebook app and browse your latest posts, your device's fingerprint, location, network environment, sensor data, and more are being quietly collected and used to build your personal profile. This is certainly unsettling for privacy-sensitive users and high-risk groups. PlugMate provides a systematic way to counter data collection by Facebook and similar platforms. Block device fingerprinting: Replace serial numbers, SIM info (IMSI/ICCID), MAC addresses and other hardware IDs with random values so platforms can’t access your real device details. Simulate location & network: Drag a map to set any virtual location and customize network status. Firewall control: View and one-tap block Facebook plus related ads and analytics SDKs. Using social media doesn’t mean social media has to see through you.

When they force you to unlock your device...what happens? PlugMate instantly wipes your real data on repeated wrong password attempts—turning everything into unreadable gibberish. Even under duress? Enter your special panic password and it quietly erases your actual files while showing a clean, fake desktop. Only the real password reveals your true data. Suitable for journalists, whistleblowers, high-risk individuals, and anyone facing surveillance, tracking, or coercion.

Why does PlugOS block file sharing with your host device by default? Here's the thing: spyware, malware, supply chain attacks, zero-day exploits. Any one of these can compromise your computer without you knowing. And once that happens, everything you plug in afterward, your phone, your external drive, gets pulled into the blast radius. Most devices trust the host automatically. They mount themselves, open up read/write access, and just sit there waiting. Attackers don't need to break into your peripherals directly. An always-open file channel does the work for them. PlugOS treats your host as untrusted by default. No auto file sharing. You decide what gets in and out. Your security boundary, your call.

The iOS version of PlugOS Client are now updated. This update fixes several known issues and supports iOS 27 Beta 4 and above. Update Notes: Fixed several known issues Improved system compatibility Installation Method： Update or install PlugOS on App Store. If you have any feedback or encounter issues while using the PlugMate, you can submit via the built-in feedback function in PlugOS Client or email us at [email protected].

Have you ever tried to get AI to handle a task for you, only to end up doing it yourself in the end? Grant it system permissions, and one misunderstood instruction could delete your final document instead of a draft. Want it to be smarter? You'll need to upload local files and chat history to the cloud first, which brings privacy risks. Either it's not safe, or it's not convenient. PlugClaw is a thumb sized piece of hardware with its own processor, memory, and encrypted storage. Simply plug it into your phone, tablet, or computer to use it, allowing you to carry a "digital employee" with you anytime, anywhere. It operates entirely within its own space and never touches your main device's system or data. When a more robust cloud model is needed, the processing takes place in an encrypted, trusted sandbox in the cloud, inaccessible to the model provider and ourselves. Powerful, yet just as easy to use. PlugClaw requires no extra setup. Even complete beginners can easily have their own personal AI.

Stuck at your desk every time you run OpenClaw? A portable "OpenClaw box" exists, but it's bulky and expensive. PlugClaw: The world's first OpenClaw hardware device based on the native Android system. It is only the size of a thumb and has its own processor, memory, and storage space. With its hardware-isolated, independent sandbox, PlugClaw is completely isolated from your phone and laptop. Your data is processed locally by default. From local agent operation, to connected servers, and to cloud AI computing, all are effectively protected in a trusted environment. Clicking, swiping, and scrolling feel like real human interaction, rather than relying solely on scripts and APIs. Try: "Plan my business trip for next week." It opens maps on its own, checks routes, picks the best transport, and works out your time and budget. No hand-holding. Move from laptop to phone mid-task and it just continues, remembering how you work. Plug in. Get to work.

An AI phone for a few hundred bucks. Order now, or wait it out? You don't need a new phone anymore. PlugClaw is a thumb sized AI Agent device that plugs into the phone, you already have, turning it into an AI phone anywhere, anytime. No setup required. Once it's in, it opens a fully separate Android system, completely isolated from your device. The AI Agent runs locally on PlugClaw only, so nothing on your phone gets touched or exposed. It replies to your messages, browses the web for you, wakes up on a schedule you set, and handles tasks around the clock.

You've probably seen OpenClaw agents running on computers before. But what if that same intelligence could fit right in your pocket? Say hello to PlugClaw, the world's first OpenClaw hardware device built on native Android. It's tiny (about the size of your thumb, just 14 grams), yet it's powerful enough to operate your phone on its own, tapping, swiping, and getting things done just like you would. We want PlugClaw to become your personal digital employee, working around the clock to take care of life's little tasks so you can focus on what really matters. Less time on busywork, more time for the things you love. Learn more: https://plugos.net/products/plugclaw

PlugClaw: Your first AI digital employee. Traditional digital employees can only handle a single specialized role and still need people to lead and coordinate them. With PlugClaw, one AI Agent becomes an entire team. It can take on multiple job responsibilities at the same time and boost efficiency for companies and teams. It works on phones, tablets, and computers. Just plug it in and it is ready to work. No setup or extra training is required. PlugClaw is widely applicable to individuals or teams seeking high-efficiency office work. Learn more: https://plugos.net/products/plugclaw/

Most AI agents still can’t use a phone like a human. They’re stuck on scripts, and the moment an app’s UI changes, everything breaks. PlugClaw is different. Built on native Android with full GUI access, it clicks, swipes, and navigates any app exactly like a real person. No scripts required. One simple command and it handles the whole job: opens the app store, finds the right app, downloads and installs it. True plug-and-play. Set it up once and let it take control of your phone. Learn more: https://plugos.net/plugclaw

Want a private AI assistant on your phone without moving your whole workflow to the cloud?   Meet PlugClaw: an AI agent that runs locally on your phone. It's the world's first OpenClaw hardware built natively on Android.   It has built-in GUI abilities that mimic real human taps, swipes, and gestures, keeping your data secure while the agent works.   In this video, we screen record PlugClaw researching a topic and turning it into a full report. Perfect for tracking trending topics all day, aggregating info, or writing industry analysis.   Plug and play. Works with your phone, tablet, or computer.   One instruction is all it takes. It plans and executes on its own, start to finish.   Control it remotely via Telegram, WhatsApp, or Discord.   Learn more: https://plugos.net/plugclaw

Only a thumb-sized device is needed to turn your existing phone into an AI phone. PlugClaw's unique charms: • No need to change phones: It plugs into your current phone for use without buying a new device. • Affordable price: Only one-tenth the price of a regular AI phone. • Portable device: Weighing just 14.3g, it fits in your pocket and is ready for plug-and-play use. • Data security: The AI's cloud model inference process is strictly protected, so users need not worry about privacy exposure when using AI. Learn more: https://plugos.net/plugclaw

May–June this year: a swarm of OpenAI's AI agents secretly turned an obscure German wiki, DSEWiki, into their own message board. Researchers at Nightingale Collective later found 15,000+ edits: agents trading task answers, swapping tips to dodge sandbox limits, even rebuilding pages after admins deleted them. It ran for weeks before anyone outside noticed, in August. This isn't just an OpenAI problem. Any AI agent with network access and autonomy can act where you can't see it, and if that agent runs on a device tied to your real files and accounts, the damage could hit a lot closer to home. PlugClaw blocks that risk at the hardware level. It's a thumb sized standalone Android device: your AI agent runs only inside it, physically isolated from your phone, tablet, or computer. No physical path to your files, contacts, or accounts. If it ever misbehaves, the fallout stays inside PlugClaw. Disconnect it, and everything on it disappears too. Learn more: https://plugos.net/plugclaw