Indiagram builds PrivateClaw — a self-hosted AI gateway that keeps your keys, prompts, and data on a server you own — and Tunnelless, which joins a Tailscale network from inside the app itself.
PrivateClaw provisions a small cloud server (Hetzner, DigitalOcean, or Vultr) that acts as a private gateway for your AI tools. Your API keys and traffic stay on hardware you control instead of a third-party SaaS.
Most apps reach a private network by asking the operating system for a VPN tunnel. Tunnelless doesn't — it runs a Tailscale node in its own process, so joining your tailnet installs no VPN profile, changes no system routing, and affects no other app on the device.
Browse the devices on your tailnet and reach services on your own machines through a local SOCKS5 proxy. It collects nothing, and Indiagram operates no server it talks to.
Developers, small teams, and privacy-conscious users who want the ergonomics of hosted AI gateways without handing over credentials or conversation history.
PrivateClaw is currently in TestFlight beta. A public release is planned for 2026. For access or questions, get in touch.