Everything in OpenClaw's terminal, you can now do visually
AgentPulse is the visual command center for OpenClaw. Everything you do in the terminal, you can do here: monitor agents, manage sessions, run cron jobs, track spend, assign tasks, review memory logs, and manage skills. No SSH. No JSON configs. And it's built for teams: set role-based access so your developers get full control while clients get a view-only seat where they can still talk to Quanta, your AI operations agent, to understand what's happening.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Umar, founder of Rectify.
If you're running OpenClaw agents, you know the drill: SSH into your server, edit JSON configs, tail logs in the terminal, hope your cron jobs didn't silently fail overnight. It works when it's just you. It breaks down the moment you add a team, or manage agents for a client.
That's why we built AgentPulse inside Rectify.
Everything you do in OpenClaw's terminal, you can now do visually: monitor every agent's status in real time, manage sessions, track cron jobs, review alerts, assign tasks on a Kanban board with a live activity feed, browse full conversation memory, manage skills, set spend limits, and watch your agents work in a 3D virtual office.
But here's what no other OpenClaw tool gives you: role-based access control. Your developers get full admin access. A junior team member gets limited permissions. And your client? They get a view-only seat, but they can still talk to Quanta, our AI operations agent, and ask "what did my agents do this week?" or "why did this task fail?" Quanta explains everything in plain language. No terminal skills required.
For agencies managing agents across multiple clients, each client gets an isolated workspace. IP whitelisting and SSH tunneling keep everything locked down.
And AgentPulse is just one layer of Rectify. Underneath, you get a full SaaS operations platform: session replay, uptime monitoring, public status pages, an AI-powered support inbox, code scanning, product analytics, public roadmap with voting, auto-generated changelogs, workflow automation, a Chrome extension, and MCP server integration for your IDE.
Quanta ties it all together. It's not a chatbot sitting inside a dashboard. It IS the interface. Ask it to pull a code scan report, draft a support reply, create a changelog, check your uptime, or explain what your agents did overnight. It executes the work, not just suggests it. Every major AI provider supported through BYOK with zero markup on API costs.
1000+ businesses already use Rectify. Would love to hear what you think. What would you want from an saas/agent management platform?
