Founder of a listed tool

Lazer Cohen

NanoCo co-founder, named behind the NanoClaw listing on Anchor Terminal.

NanoCo co-founder

Lazer Cohen is a co-founder of NanoCo, the company behind the open-source NanoClaw assistant. He previously co-ran an AI marketing firm with Gavriel Cohen, which they closed to work on NanoClaw.

What Lazer builds

  • NanoClaw B · Personal assistants

    Open-source personal assistant that the owner runs on their own machine. It answers on messaging apps, runs each agent session in a Docker container, keeps Markdown memory on disk and runs scheduled tasks.

    NanoCo co-founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Lazer Cohen?

Lazer Cohen is a co-founder of NanoCo, the company behind the open-source NanoClaw assistant. He previously co-ran an AI marketing firm with Gavriel Cohen, which they closed to work on NanoClaw.

What does NanoCo, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists NanoClaw from NanoCo, Inc.. Open-source personal assistant that the owner runs on their own machine. It answers on messaging apps, runs each agent session in a Docker container, keeps Markdown memory on disk and runs scheduled tasks.

Who has invested in NanoCo, Inc.?

The sources our research read name Valley Capital Partners, Docker, Vercel, monday.com, Slow Ventures, Clutch Capital, Factorial Cap, Clem Delangue, Matias Woloski and Vanja Josifovski.

How are Lazer's tools graded?

NanoClaw is graded B, 68.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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