Robots, on demand.
Get capable humanoid robots for cleaning, DIY, moving, assembly and more — booked in minutes.
How it works
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Tell us what you need
Describe the job in plain words, or browse the fleet if you already know which robot you want.
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Choose the right robot
We show you which robots suit the job, with an up-front price and arrival time — no logistics to think about.
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Track it to your door
Follow your robot on the way, use it for as long as you booked, and extend on the spot if you need more time.
Meet the fleet
See all robots →What robots can do
See every task →Cleaning
Floors, surfaces, bathrooms and the weekly reset.
DIY and assembly
Flat-pack furniture, small builds and anything that came in a box with an allen key.
Moving and carrying
Boxes, furniture and everything heavy enough that you would rather not.
Gardening
Weeding, mowing, hedges and green-waste runs.
Home organisation
Garages, wardrobes, sheds and the spare room nobody opens.
Business support
Offices, workshops and warehouses that need an extra pair of hands.
Events
Setting up, running around and packing down again.
Retail and stocking
Shelves faced, stock away, pallets broken down.
Fast, because it has to be
Earliest arrival is usually under an hour inside our service areas.
Simple, hourly pricing
Full pricing →From $49/hr depending on the robot, with a 2 hours minimum and 30-minute increments after that. A flat $20 delivery fee covers getting a robot to your door. No hidden add-ons, no complicated rate card.
Safety and trust
Read more →Every robot has an emergency stop, a human remote operator who can step in if it gets stuck, and a plain-language profile of what it can and cannot safely do. Sensors are used for navigation and the job at hand — never for anything else.
Check your area
Tell us your postcode or suburb and we'll let you know if we're operating there yet.
Questions, answered
Read the FAQ →What can a robot actually do, do I need to supervise it, what happens if it breaks something — the answers first-time customers ask before they book are all on one page.