It’s here: VoiceClaw Realtime is now available on the App Store for iOS and watchOS, enabling realtime conversation continuously via GPT-Realtime-2 plus GPT-5.5 Instant or GPT 5.5 via OpenClaw. You can operate OpenClaw and your computer, including via cellular connection, from your phone and even from your Apple Watch (whether your phone is nearby or not), or talk to the models directly without OpenClaw. Just scan the in-app QR code reader to pair / sync settings to your iPhone once, and you’re set.
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On iOS, VoiceClaw can keep running in the background on iOS (with an indicator light), switch modes upon request by voice, directly search the web, read images and analyze video from your clipboard or photo album, draft texts and emails, and use Maps and Safari.
You can tell VoiceClaw to mute the mic by using your voice, and turn it back on by saying “mic on” (see Accessibility in the app). You can change model reasoning levels, change output from handset/headphones to speaker or use Apple Watch speakers, and modify noise reduction and voice activity detection sensitivity. A live transcript is available if you toggle it on, including on watchOS.
The next update (already finished, available by the weekend) has built-in ChatGPT sign-on, so you won’t need the macOS setup/Companion app to import your ChatGPT subscription to the iOS or watchOS app unless you want to connect to OpenClaw. It also lets you select OpenClaw-mode models besides GPT-5.5 (incl. GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.3-Codex); non-OpenAI models coming later.
The app collects no data, and the setup/Companion app is on GitHub.
It will be available by searching “VoiceClaw Realtime” in the App Store soon, but it’s available at the link above now.
VoiceClaw Realtime will be available in the App Store within hours. Thanks again to everyone who tested the final beta over the weekend. Here's just a tiny bit of what it can do, directly on your phone, and on your computer via OpenClaw, from anywhere.