A hosted AI agent is an AI assistant that runs in the cloud and actually does things for you — connecting your apps and taking real actions — without you installing, running, or maintaining any software, and vMira is exactly that. Unlike self-hosted agents such as OpenClaw, which you install on your own machine and keep running yourself, vMira lives entirely in the cloud: you sign in, message Mira, and it works from any device. Tell it what you want done and it connects Gmail, Slack, your calendar, sheets and 1,000+ more apps through MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, then sends the email, books the meeting, updates the spreadsheet, or runs a whole multi-step workflow — not just chat back. It runs on leading models including GPT, Claude and Gemini and stays current with no upgrades on your side. For people who want an AI agent that takes action but don't want to run a server, manage Docker, or babysit API keys, vMira is the hosted alternative. Free to start, with plans from $7/mo.
No server, no Docker, no API keys to babysit. Unlike self-hosted agents like OpenClaw, vMira is fully hosted: you sign in and message Mira, and it works 24/7 from any device with zero maintenance on your side.
Gmail, Slack, calendar, sheets and 1,000+ more integrations — Mira links them and acts inside them, sending the email, booking the meeting, updating the sheet, or running a full multi-step workflow instead of only answering. Connections run over MCP (the Model Context Protocol), so one hosted agent reaches 1,000+ tools through a single standard interface.
Tell Mira the outcome you want and it carries out the steps end to end. It is built to act on your behalf across your tools, which is what separates a real agent from a chatbot that hands the work back to you.
vMira runs on leading models including GPT, Claude and Gemini and keeps them current automatically. There are no upgrades, re-installs, or model keys to manage — the newest capability is just there when you open the chat.
vMira runs in your browser on any device, so you can put the agent to work from your phone or laptop without installing anything. It keeps context across sessions and picks up where you left off.
Try the hosted agent free and upgrade only when you put it to daily work, with plans from $7/mo. Because hosting is included, there is no separate server or infrastructure cost layered on top.
OpenClaw is a capable open-source agent, but you run it yourself — installing it, hosting it, and maintaining it. vMira gives you the same "AI that actually does things" as a fully hosted service, so the agent is live the moment you sign in.
| Feature | vMira | Self-hosted OpenClaw |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Sign in and go — nothing to install or run | Install and run it yourself on your own machine |
| Hosting | Fully hosted in the cloud, 24/7, zero maintenance | You provision the server and manage uptime and updates |
| Taking real actions | Connects your apps and acts out of the box across 1,000+ integrations | Capable, but you wire up and maintain integrations yourself |
| Models | GPT, Claude, Gemini and more, kept current for you | Bring and manage your own model API keys |
| Access | Works from any device in the browser — no terminal | Runs where you installed it; Docker/CLI knowledge helps |
| Cost and effort | One plan from $7/mo, no separate infrastructure bill | Free software, but you pay for and run the infrastructure |
OpenClaw itself is self-hosted software you install and run, and several services will host that exact software for you. vMira takes a different route: it is a separate, fully hosted AI agent that does the same kind of thing — connecting your apps and taking real actions from a chat — with nothing to install or maintain. You sign in and it works.
The best alternative depends on whether you want to keep self-hosting. If you would rather not run a server, vMira is a strong hosted OpenClaw alternative: it gives you an AI agent that actually does things — connecting Gmail, Slack, your calendar and 1,000+ integrations and taking real actions — entirely in the cloud, free to start.
Yes. Unlike self-hosted agents such as OpenClaw, vMira runs entirely in the cloud. There is no install, no Docker, no server to provision and no maintenance — you sign in at vmira.ai, message Mira, and the agent is live immediately on any device.
It is an AI assistant that goes beyond answering questions to carry out real tasks on your behalf — connecting to your apps and taking actions like sending emails, booking meetings, updating spreadsheets, posting content, or running multi-step workflows. vMira is a hosted agent of this kind, acting across 1,000+ integrations from a single chat.
OpenClaw is a great open-source agent that you self-host — installing it, running it on your own machine, and managing keys and uptime. vMira gives you the same "AI that actually does things" as a fully managed, hosted service: nothing to install or run, leading models kept current for you, and access from any device.
Not with vMira. Self-hosted agents typically need Docker, a VPS, and command-line setup. vMira removes all of that — it is hosted for you, so there is no terminal, no container, and no server to keep alive. The only thing you do is sign in and tell the agent what you want done.
vMira connects Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Google Calendar, Sheets and 1,000+ more integrations, and can take real actions inside them — sending emails, scheduling meetings, updating spreadsheets, posting content, and chaining several steps into one workflow. You describe the outcome and it performs the steps.
vMira connects to your tools through MCP, the Model Context Protocol — the open standard for giving AI agents access to external apps. Because every tool speaks one protocol, the hosted agent reaches 1,000+ integrations like Gmail, Slack, Notion, calendars and sheets, and takes real actions in them, without you wiring up or maintaining any of those connections yourself.
vMira runs definitive, outside-world actions only when you confirm them, so the agent does not silently act without your say-so. It is built on a controlled, metered backend rather than untrusted local execution, which is part of why a managed hosted agent can be easier to keep safe than a self-run one.
vMira runs on leading models including GPT, Claude and Gemini, and you can use the right one for each task. Because it is hosted, the models stay current automatically — there are no upgrades, re-installs, or separate model API keys for you to manage.
Yes. vMira runs in the browser on any device, so you can put the agent to work from your phone or laptop without installing an app or running anything. Your context carries across sessions, so you can start on one device and continue on another.
Yes — you can start using the hosted agent for free and upgrade only when you put it to real daily work, with plans from $7/mo. Hosting is included, so there is no separate infrastructure or server bill on top of your plan.
In about a minute. Because there is nothing to install or self-host, you sign in at vmira.ai and immediately message Mira to start delegating tasks — no provisioning, no Docker, and no setup checklist before the agent can act for you.
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