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OpenClaw starts from a specific premise: your personal AI assistant should run on machines you control. Local-first. Single-user. Always-on. Reachable through the channels you already use.

Every product team knows the moment. The launch goes well. The demo lands. And then the real work begins — the work that never makes the announcement.

The Render Team

We're excited to announce that LaunchPad Lab, a Chicago-based digital product consultancy with over 12 years of experience building mission-critical software, has joined the Render partner ecosystem.

You push code, Render deploys it. Zero downtime, health checks, built-in rollbacks, no fuss. For most teams, that workflow is perfect.

Dedicated IPs for your services on Render

This guest post is kindly contributed by LlamaIndex, who help teams automate document processing with agent-powered OCR.

This guest post is kindly contributed by Descope, who help developers build secure, frictionless authentication and user journeys for applications.

Today, we're launching new Pro and Scale plans with no seat fees, more self-serve compliance features, and fairer billing for bandwidth and custom domains.

Ship directly from Codex with the Render Plugin

How one developer built a multi-client AI roast engine, the "Sallyverse", on Render, ditching Vercel for background workers, Docker, and EU data residency.

With 4.5 million+ developers now on Render and more than 250,000 new developers joining every month, Render has evolved into one of the fastest-growing developer platforms in the world, and this funding will help us support our customers and expand Render’s offerings during a…

My first job out of college was at Heroku. As it winds down, I'm reflecting on the movement it started and where we're taking that vision at Render.

Building features is fun. Finding the hardcoded port that caused your most recent deploy to fail is not. Integrate Render with Jules by Google Labs to let AI fix it for you.

Render customers' production workloads remained available during the us-east-1 incident. Read about the architectural choices that made that possible.

Infostealers can harvest credentials without your knowledge. We're keeping your Render account safe.

How we saved 7 TiB of memory across our Kubernetes clusters by disabling namespace listwatching in Vector, reducing daemonset overhead and API server load at scale.

A practical guide to building with OpenAI's Apps SDK. Learn what to expect from MCP tools, widget development, debugging 424 errors, and infrastructure choices.

We're scheduling maintenance for Render Key Value instances to patch this vulnerability and keep your infrastructure secure.