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The dashboard is OpenClaw's local web page where you watch your assistant and its connections at a glance. 📊

You open it with one command. Run it and OpenClaw launches the dashboard for you.

The dashboard lives at a local address on your own machine. Open it in your browser to take a look.

The address 127.0.0.1 means your own computer. The dashboard stays local, matching the your-hardware-your-rules idea.

Opening the dashboard is the easy way to confirm your install is up and running locally.

From the dashboard you can see the Gateway, the daemon that coordinates your sessions, routing, and channels.

The dashboard lets you monitor your assistant and its connections, so you can tell which channels are bridged in.

Think of the dashboard as a friendly window onto your setup, instead of squinting at raw logs in a terminal.

Because it is served from 127.0.0.1, the dashboard never leaves your machine. Your view of OpenClaw stays private.

Want to view it from elsewhere? You reach your local Gateway over SSH or Tailscale rather than exposing it openly.

In short, the dashboard is your control panel: one local page to check that OpenClaw is healthy and connected.

Let us confirm where the dashboard lives.

Run openclaw dashboard and visit 127.0.0.1:18789 to monitor your Gateway and connections, all served locally. 🎉