01Chat interface
Telegram · WhatsApp · Slack · Web
Technology
Built on the OpenClaw moment.
Designed for everyone else.
OpenClaw showed what always-on agents can do on your own machine. Opero makes that power available from the cloud, from the chat apps people already use.
The model is the brain. Tools are the hands. The runtime keeps the work moving.
Runtime stack
From your sentence to a finished outcome.
Every operator is a small runtime. Intent comes in through chat. Tools, memory, and a cloud workspace carry the work. Approval boundaries protect the risky edges.02Runtime
Keeps the work moving
03Tools & connectors
Email, calendar, docs, files, APIs
04Cloud workspace
Isolated, persistent, on Google Cloud
05Approval boundary
Risky actions wait for your decision
06You
You approve. You stay in command.
Lives where you already talk.
Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, web. The interface is the chat thread you already use. No new app to learn. No tab to manage. The operator listens to one sentence and gets to work.
No Mac mini. No terminal. No setup.
Cloud-hosted operators on Google Cloud. Each user gets a separate workspace — isolated, persistent, durable. The operator can keep going while your laptop is closed.
ChatGPT is the brain. Opero is the operator layer.
Bring your ChatGPT subscription as the brain. During early pilots, Opero helps bind OpenClaw/Codex auth manually; self-serve sign-in is not promised yet. Opero provides the cloud runtime, Telegram interface, approvals and control plane around it. Usage availability and limits depend on your ChatGPT plan and OpenAI/OpenClaw policies.
An open foundation. A consumer surface.
Powered by OpenClaw-compatible runtimes. The same runtime ideas — persistence, tools, approvals — built for the cloud and the chat surface.
Risk only crosses with permission.
Read, prepare, draft and organize freely. Send, spend, publish, delete — only with explicit approval. The boundary is part of the runtime, not an afterthought.
Built to keep going.
Operators don’t wait for the next message. Plans persist. Tools retry. Long outcomes finish overnight. You come back to a finished thing, not a transcript.