Should I really run everything through Molted?+
That’s the idea. The more you hand it, the better it knows the way you work and the further you go. You keep your tools: Molted works inside them for you.
What can it do?+
What you would do on a computer: write, search, send, publish, invoice, follow up, analyze. It connects to 1,500+ apps, opens sites without an API in a real browser, makes calls and builds the interfaces you need.
Which subscriptions work?+
Claude Code with a Claude Pro or Max plan, or Codex with a paid ChatGPT plan. You connect your own and pay Anthropic or OpenAI directly. Molted sells no credits.
Is it for me if I work alone?+
Yes. The Start plan is built for freelancers and independents: one agent that lets you launch what your days had no room for.
And for a team?+
Each person gets their own agent, with its own computer, memory and access. Everyone does more in their own role.
Do I have to use the wallet and its credits?+
No. Every plan includes its own value in credits each month: a $14 plan comes with 1,400 credits. The wallet is simply an easy way to reach tools whose subscriptions are expensive. If you already pay for one, plug it in instead, we encourage it.
Can I plug in my own subscriptions?+
Of course. Through our one-click integrations, through the tool’s API or its MCP, or straight in its web interface if it has neither.
Can it work on my own computer?+
Yes. Through a secure SSH connection it acts directly on your PC or Mac: sorting files, installing a tool, cleaning up a folder.
How do I know it can do something?+
Ask it. It tells you if and how, then does it. If you don’t know how to do something yourself, it explains and takes over.
Can it use tools without an API?+
Yes. It drives a real browser, including forms, downloads, login walls, human checks and old backoffices. You give it the login once; it keeps the session in its isolated environment.
Am I locked in?+
No. Its instructions, memory, skills and documents stay as files you can download and run elsewhere, including on OpenClaw-compatible runtimes.