Imagine everyone on your team having their own AI assistant — handling their email, their calendar, their research. With OpenClaw self-hosted, that's hours of setup per person. With Mochi, it's 10 minutes once, and everyone's running.
🏢 What each team member gets
Each person on your team gets their own private Mochi — connected to their own email, calendar, and apps. Shared team context where it makes sense. Private by default everywhere else.
Each team member's Mochi handles their own email — triaging, drafting, archiving. Nobody else can see it.
Mochi can check across the team to find meeting times, without anyone having to manually compare schedules.
Ask Mochi a question once. The answer is thorough, shareable, and doesn't require three people doing the same Google searches.
Mochi lives in your existing chat tools. Team members can ask it questions, run tasks, or get briefings — right where they already work.
Weekly standup summaries, project status reports, recurring briefings — set once for the whole team, runs forever.
Each person's Mochi is their own container. No shared data unless you explicitly set up shared context. GDPR-conscious from the start.
🆚 The alternative
For a technical team that enjoys infrastructure work, self-hosting OpenClaw is a reasonable choice. For everyone else: multiply the 3–5 hour setup time by the number of people, add ongoing maintenance, API key rotation, and the first time something breaks and nobody knows how to fix it. Mochi handles all of that centrally.
3–5 hours setup × each person. Individual maintenance. Different config states over time. One broken instance kills their whole workflow.
10-minute setup per person. We maintain everything centrally. When OpenClaw updates, everyone gets it. When something breaks, we fix it.
🚀 Getting started
Start with your own setup. Pick your AI model, connect your apps. 10 minutes and you're live.
Each person follows the same setup. Their own model, their own apps, their own private instance. No shared config mess.
Connect shared tools like Slack or Notion. Define what's shared and what stays private. Done.
Join the waitlist. Get your own Mochi first, then bring your team along as soon as we launch team accounts.
No credit card. No contracts.