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Expo OpenClaw Chat

Your bot lives in Telegram. Users want a native app. Build it with Expo in two hours.

What breaks without openclaw mobile app expo

No mobile presence. Web-only chat UI. Manual React Native setup from scratch.

Native iOS and Android chat app × pre-built Expo chat UI ÷ 1-hour setup ÷ no custom UI from scratch = branded mobile bot.

openclaw mobile app expo — what it actually does

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Provides a complete React Native chat UI connecting to any OpenClaw bot.
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Supports iOS and Android from a single Expo codebase.
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Handles real-time message streaming and history loading.
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Ships with configurable branding — logo, colours, and welcome message.
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Ready for app store submission with standard Expo build pipeline.

Security check — openclaw mobile app expo

Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only. Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm Expo SDK ≥50; iOS ≥16; Android ≥9; OpenClaw with WebSocket adapter compatibility.

Quick start — openclaw mobile app expo in 1–2 hours for initial setup; longer for app store submission

Setup time: 1–2 hours for initial setup; longer for app store submission

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You need:
  • OpenClaw core running and accessible
  • Expo CLI
  • Node.js ≥18
  • Xcode (iOS) or Android Studio

Install the package:

git clone https://github.com/brunobar79/expo-openclaw-chat
cd expo-openclaw-chat && npm install
npx expo start
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Clone the repository
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Set OPENCLAW_API_URL in app.config.js
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Run npx expo start
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Scan QR code with Expo Go
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Customise theme colours and bot name in config
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Build for production with eas build

Troubleshooting openclaw mobile app expo

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1. Pointing to a bot URL without HTTPS — iOS blocks insecure connections
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2. Not configuring EAS credentials before production build
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3. Missing push notification setup — users won't receive background alerts

Compatibility & status

Works with: Expo SDK ≥50; iOS ≥16; Android ≥9; OpenClaw with WebSocket adapter intermediate Last updated: Sep 2025 ★ 320 on GitHub MIT

Official docs →

View on GitHub →

FAQ — openclaw mobile app expo

Does this require a special OpenClaw adapter?

Yes — your OpenClaw instance needs the WebSocket server adapter enabled.

Can I submit this to the App Store?

Yes, with your own Apple Developer account and EAS build.

Is dark mode supported?

Yes — the theme follows the system preference.

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