Telyra for iOS

Support

Telyra connects to compatible Hermes or OpenClaw infrastructure that you operate or are authorized to use.

Before connecting

  1. Obtain the HTTPS or secure WebSocket address and credential from your server or Gateway operator.
  2. Enter the address in Telyra. For OpenClaw, you may also select a Gateway found through Bonjour on your local network.
  3. Use Test connection and review the detected runtime and capabilities.
  4. For OpenClaw, read the destination disclosure and approve it only if you recognize and trust the destination and its configured providers.

The App Store purchase provides the native client only. It does not include Gateway hosting, a model account, provider credits, or server administration.

Connection troubleshooting

Voice, microphone, and speech

Voice starts off. Activate it from Telyra only when you intend to use it, then grant Microphone and Speech Recognition permissions if prompted. Stop the voice session in the app when finished. If recognition or playback fails, check the selected voice route, the configured voice endpoint, and its credential. Apple Speech may process audio when on-device recognition is unavailable.

Camera, photos, files, and sharing

These controls appear only when the selected runtime supports them. Review the displayed destination before sending. Shared items may remain in protected on-device staging while delivery is pending; cancel the pending share if you no longer want it delivered.

Disconnect and remove local access

These actions cannot delete copies already held by a Gateway, model provider, speech provider, or storage service. Contact that service's operator for server-side access or deletion.

Privacy and reporting

Read the Telyra privacy policy. To report a Telyra client problem, a privacy concern, or objectionable behavior exposed through the client, email contact@nicai.space. Include the Telyra version, iOS version, runtime type, and a description of the issue. Do not include passwords, bearer tokens, setup codes, private keys, or sensitive conversation content.

The operator of the configured Gateway controls its models, tools, users, and server-side content. For urgent removal or abuse involving that infrastructure, disconnect or forget it in Telyra and contact its operator directly.