Your Claude subscription only works when you do.

Daymon puts it to work 24/7.

Open source autopilot for Claude and ChatGPT.
Just talk to Claude — it schedules, remembers, and automates.
No API keys. No cloud. No separate app to learn.

How it works

  1. 1
    Install Daymon

    Menu bar icon appears. That's it.

  2. 2
    Just talk to Claude

    No new app to learn. Claude gets new abilities automatically.

  3. 3
    "Every morning, summarize my inbox"

    Tell Claude what you want. It schedules, remembers, and watches for you.

  4. 4
    Your subscription works while you sleep

    Wake up to results. No dashboard to check. No extra app to open.

Features

Scheduled Tasks

"Every weekday at 9am, check HackerNews for AI news"

Just tell Claude. No cron syntax, no config files, no separate UI.

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Shared Memory

"Remember I'm fundraising Series A"

Say it once to Claude — it sticks forever. Both Claude and ChatGPT share one brain.

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File Watchers

"When a new file appears in Downloads, organize it"

Tell Claude what to watch. Daymon handles the rest — no rules to configure.

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100% Local

Everything on your Mac

No cloud. No account. Your data is a SQLite file you can inspect anytime.

Daymon vs OpenClaw

Love the idea of AI agents? Skip the setup headaches.

Daymon
OpenClaw
Setup
Install app. Done.
Docker, tokens, gateways, config files
Cost
Free — uses your existing subscription
$50–500+/mo in API costs (easily $20+ per session)
API keys
None needed
Required (Anthropic / OpenAI)
Works with
Claude Pro / Max subscription
Pay-per-token API
How you use it
Talk to Claude directly — nothing new to set up
Telegram / Discord / WhatsApp bots (needs bot tokens & API keys)
Integrations
All of Claude's MCP tools & context
100+ custom skills (each needs separate API keys)
Security
100% local, nothing exposed
135k+ instances exposed online
Your data
SQLite file on your Mac
Cloud-dependent, plaintext creds reported
Open source
Yes (MIT)
Yes (MIT)

Stop paying for idle AI.

Daymon is free, open source, and runs entirely on your machine.