Product information
The device, described without a storefront.
MaxClawOS Wallet is a palm-sized signing device. These notes cover the enclosure, the screen, the buttons, and the chip. They do not take an order.
Product images of the current industrial design. Idle screen shows a padlock. No letters are printed on the face; the chevron under the screen marks the front.
Specifications
What the object is made of.
- Enclosure
- Matte charcoal aluminum, softly rounded, about the footprint of a card and roughly 9 mm thick.
- Edge
- A narrow brushed copper inlay along the left side.
- Screen
- Small monochrome OLED. The firmware draws it. A host computer does not.
- Controls
- Two stainless buttons. Together they approve. The left button alone dismisses.
- Element
- A secure element stores the seed. The key is not written to the computer.
- Link
- USB-C for power and for the session. The cable carries a request and a signature.
- Firmware
- MaxClaw OS, the operating layer on the device.
- Backup
- A written recovery card of 24 words. See the recovery note.
- Publisher
- KLA Waterman, LLC, Pasadena, California. Business ID B20260282670.
Screen
Idle is a padlock. A session is a sentence.
While the device is waiting, the screen shows a lock. When a request arrives, MaxClaw OS replaces that glyph with the details a person can check: the action, and the address as the device itself decoded it.
The screen is the part of the product we ask people to use slowly. The rest of the explanation is on the security page.
