I curated the key players shaping the OpenClaw ecosystem, just 2 months after launch.
What’s happening around OpenClaw is unlike anything I’ve seen in open-source AI.
In 60 days:
<ul>
<li>230K+ GitHub stars</li>
<li>116K+ Discord members</li>
<li>ClawCon touring globally (SF, Berlin, Tokyo…)</li>
<li>A dedicated startup validation platform (TrustMRR)</li>
<li>And an entire ecosystem of companies, tools and integrations forming around a single open-source project.</li>
</ul>
Managed hosting, LLM routing, security layers, agent social networks, skill marketplaces. New categories are emerging in real time.
Some of these players are barely weeks old. And established companies like OpenRouter, LiteLLM or VirusTotal are building native integrations.
I mapped the ones that matter right now: The Claw Market Map, Q1 2026 Edition.
If you’re a VC looking at AI infra, an operator deploying agents, or a founder building in this space, this is the landscape today.
Most of what’s on this map didn’t exist 60 days ago.
This is what happens when an open-source project ships with the right primitives at the right time. The community doesn’t just adopt, it builds.
I’ll keep updating this map. If you’re a key player in the OpenClaw ecosystem and I missed you, drop a comment.

Sébastien Conejo

A curated market map of the OpenClaw ecosystem, published just 2 months after the open-source AI project launched. Highlights rapid growth metrics including 230K+ GitHub stars and 116K+ Discord members, and catalogs emerging categories such as managed hosting, LLM routing, security layers, agent social networks, and skill marketplaces. Established tools like OpenRouter, LiteLLM, and VirusTotal are building native integrations alongside startups that are only weeks old.

The Claw Market Map: who's building around OpenClaw right now.