Stop just storing files. Cloudon plus OpenClaw AI turns your data into a living, searchable knowledge base: secure, high-concurrency, and zero-residency, with processing kept inside our controlled environment instead of a global training set.
About us
We view the modern smartphone or workstation not as a storage container, but as a thin-client portal. Our architecture is engineered to offload the cognitive and storage burden to the Intelligent Silo, creating a weightless experience where performance is no longer tied to local disk capacity.
Cloudon was not built to compete with legacy cloud storage. It was built to replace it by embedding intelligence into the data itself, not just the applications around it. We are building the infrastructure that lets technology keep pace with the human mind.
Features
Orchestrate your digital environment using natural language intent. Cloudon uses a high-concurrency Rust prompt engine to execute rename, archive, and synthesis operations across the silo with zero manual friction.
Telegram serves as the high-speed interface for your digital brain. The bot becomes the primary node for real-time file sovereignty and management from any device, anywhere.
Cloudon is engineered for singular, high-integrity execution rather than broad, unpredictable analysis. That keeps data synthesis precise while preserving low latency for critical assets.
Your intelligent silo is housed on Backblaze B2 within a globally redundant, enterprise-grade foundation designed for mission-critical persistence and high availability.
Every agentic action is governed by strict, user-defined permission sets. Cloudon keeps AI-driven autonomy inside the boundaries of your security logic.
Once a logic is defined, the prompt engine can automate recursive routines from local cleanup to semantic tagging, running quietly to maintain the zero-residency ecosystem.
How it works
01 Prompt in chat
The main workflow starts in chat. Instead of navigating folders first, the user prompts Cloudon with a direct action and the system routes that request through the backend rules tied to their vault.
02 Cloudon executes
OpenClaw can decide which allowed action matches the prompt, but Cloudon still owns execution. That keeps storage, permissions, and file operations inside our controlled backend instead of handing raw access to the model.
03 Dashboard support
The dashboard still matters, just with a different role. It supports previews, billing, confirmations, file browsing, and manual fallback controls while Telegram stays the day-to-day command surface.
The numbers
Pricing
Pick the vault capacity behind your AI workflow. Storage and monthly egress still define the base plan, and billing stays handled by Stripe.
All prices in USD, billed monthly via Stripe.
Test the vault and the Telegram-first workflow.
For personal AI-assisted file control.
For heavier workflows and larger prompt-driven jobs.
For large vaults and high-volume file operations.
FAQ
The short version of what changes, what stays the same, and how Telegram fits at the center of the workflow.
Cloudon is a Telegram-first AI file assistant backed by cloud storage. Your files live in a Backblaze vault, Cloudon manages the rules and permissions, and the main experience is prompting file actions through chat.
Open cloudon.me in a browser, scan the QR with Telegram’s built-in "Link Desktop Device" flow, and Cloudon authorizes your session through MTProto. Telegram remains the main control surface, while the dashboard loads as the support layer.
On Backblaze B2, not inside Telegram. Telegram is the interface and Cloudon is the control layer, while Backblaze remains the storage infrastructure underneath.
Cloudon is being aimed at direct, controlled actions such as organizing folders, renaming files, moving files, compressing items, converting supported formats, and running simple repeatable workflows. Riskier actions can require confirmation before they execute.
Yes. Telegram becomes the main prompt interface, while the dashboard stays as the place for previews, billing, confirmations, manual file browsing, and account management.
The model does not get raw control of your storage. Cloudon exposes only the actions we explicitly allow, keeps permissions and logs in the backend, and can require confirmation before risky jobs like delete or move.
Yes. Your vault stays in the cloud as a single source of truth, so Telegram and the dashboard can pick up the same account from different devices without creating local copies of the files.
Because storage and egress are still the infrastructure behind every AI action. The prompts change the experience, but the vault capacity, file traffic, and billing model still define how much work the account can support.
Open Telegram, prompt Cloudon with a file action, and let the vault handle the rest through controlled backend rules.
Start with the Free Forever tier and upgrade when your vault or workflow grows.
Get in touch
Need help with plans, rollout, file operations, or the Telegram-first AI setup? Send us the workflow you have in mind and we will help shape it with you.
support@cloudon.me
