Never miss a webhook
Inbound events are persisted before delivery, so temporary downtime or sleeping nodes do not turn into dropped requests.
clawproxy
Public webhook ingress for private OpenClaw nodes
Stop exposing ports just to receive webhooks
Webhooks for private nodes.
Accept webhook traffic from the public internet, store it durably, and deliver it to your OpenClaw node over authenticated outbound pull. No public node exposure required.
Built for OpenClawSelf-hostableDurable deliveryPrivate-node friendly
Live flow
From provider to private node
Healthy
1
GitHub / Stripe / Slack
Webhook hits your public clawproxy route.
2
Ingress accepted
Request validated and persisted to the durable queue.
3
Node pull
Your private OpenClaw node fetches pending events securely.
4
Ack complete
Processed events are acknowledged and marked delivered.
Mode
Pull-based
Storage
Durable queue
Ideal for
NAT + LAN
Keep your node private
clawproxy is designed for deployments behind NAT, residential routers, and private LANs that can only make outbound connections.
Pull-based by design
Your OpenClaw node authenticates, fetches queued events, processes them locally, and acknowledges success on its own schedule.
Built for operators
Manage routes, inspect recent traffic, debug failures, and understand delivery state from one lightweight dashboard.
How it works
Keep the webhook path public and the node private.
clawproxy is deliberately focused: it receives inbound webhook traffic on the public internet and hands it off to private OpenClaw nodes through authenticated outbound requests.
01
Expose a public route
Create a route in clawproxy and point GitHub, Stripe, Slack, or any provider at the generated URL.
02
Queue every inbound event
Each request is validated, accepted, and stored durably before your private node ever touches it.
03
Deliver over outbound pull
Your OpenClaw node polls securely, processes events locally, and acknowledges delivery when complete.
Ready to route inbound events?
Public ingress on one side. Secure outbound delivery on the other.
Built for the very common reality that your software can call out, but should not be exposed directly to the internet.
clawproxy.io