ClawLink connection time report: 3,441 completed connections
A production snapshot of completed ClawLink connection sessions, including median and 90th-percentile time by app.
ClawLink recorded 3,441 completed connection sessions as of 10 August 2026. The median session completed in 33 seconds. Ninety percent completed within 3 minutes and 4 seconds.
This is a connection-session measurement, not a promise that every provider login will take 33 seconds. It starts when ClawLink creates the session and ends when the provider reports a completed connection. It does not include time spent deciding to connect an app, reading a consent screen, or retrying a separate expired session.
Connection time by app
The table includes apps with at least 50 completed sessions. A median describes the middle session. The 90th percentile shows the slower end of normal use.
| App | Completed sessions | Median | 90th percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gmail | 566 | 40 sec | 2 min |
| Google Drive | 257 | 23 sec | 1 min |
| 230 | 56 sec | 4 min 8 sec | |
| 217 | 52 sec | 4 min 36 sec | |
| Google Calendar | 197 | 21 sec | 1 min 3 sec |
| Google Sheets | 160 | 27 sec | 1 min 20 sec |
| 137 | 26 sec | 1 min 51 sec | |
| Telegram | 94 | 55 sec | 3 min 55 sec |
| Outlook | 86 | 42 sec | 3 min 38 sec |
| Canva | 84 | 22 sec | 1 min 2 sec |
| YouTube | 84 | 27 sec | 1 min 36 sec |
| Google Docs | 82 | 22 sec | 59 sec |
| Google Ads | 70 | 1 min 28 sec | 4 min 26 sec |
| GitHub | 65 | 44 sec | 2 min |
| Notion | 58 | 40 sec | 5 min 48 sec |
What the timing means
Providers control much of the variation: existing sign-in state, workspace approval rules, and the consent screen. Compare an app with itself over time, not with an unrelated provider whose grant has different requirements.
Method and limits
Source: aggregate connection_sessions production rows queried 10 August 2026. The report includes connected sessions, excludes invalid timestamps, and excludes sessions over one hour because they normally represent an abandoned browser flow. It contains no account names or session identifiers, and is not an uptime SLA.