Dinner, then a clean counter.
kiri preps what it can, clears as you cook and leaves the kitchen the way you like to find it in the morning.
- Loads the dishwasher
- Wipes the counters
- Keeps the shopping list honest
kiri clears, folds, fetches and tidies in the gaps of your day, then steps aside the moment you walk in.
A soft knit shell, careful hands and a mind that learns your rooms in an afternoon and your routines within a week. Here is an ordinary Tuesday, handled.
It learns your rooms in an afternoon and your routines within a week, down to what tidy means in your house rather than in a showroom.
Cushions back, toys in the basket, shoes by the door. kiri resets a room in the minutes you're not in it.
Carries the basket, folds the dry load and sorts it by person, then leaves each pile where it belongs.
Plates to the dishwasher, crumbs off the counter, leftovers labelled and in the fridge before you've finished your tea.
Ask for the charger from upstairs or the parcel from the porch. It knows where things live, and where they wandered off to.
At night it docks, dims and listens. A window left open or a tap left running gets a gentle note on your phone.
It knows the difference between a lived-in kitchen and a messy one, and between a sleeping house and an empty one.
kiri preps what it can, clears as you cook and leaves the kitchen the way you like to find it in the morning.
Blankets folded, remotes found, toys back in their basket before you sit down with the good part of the day.
It walks softly, keeps to quiet hours and remembers which doors stay closed in the afternoon.
Tell it once how your week runs and it plans around school runs, deliveries and late dinners without being reminded.
kiri is in beta with 120 households. These figures come from them: a small sample, reported as it is and refreshed every month.
of beta homes still run kiri every day, a month after it arrived.
average answer when owners are asked whether they'd recommend it to a friend.
median time owners say they get back each week from chores kiri took over.
Tasks kiri finished on its own, average per home, over the first twelve weeks.
kiri's shell is a single seamless knit of cotton and recycled nylon. It's quiet against a hand, warm to the touch and zips off for the wash.
Not the numbers on the box, but the things you only notice once it has lived with you for a while.
Walks, balances and steps over the rug instead of dragging it. Stairs and a stray shoe in the hall are not a problem.
Its onboard mind reads the room in real time and gets a little better every week.
No cloud video, no remote access, no back door. What it learns is encrypted on the device.
When it runs low it finds the dock by itself, usually before you notice it's gone.
of a kitchen's shelves within reach, from the top cupboard to the bottom drawer.
“It doesn't show off. It clears the table, charges itself and keeps out of the kitchen while we cook. That's all I wanted.”
Mara Lindqvist, beta owner in Gothenburg
No installer and no app tour. Four steps, and most of the time goes on showing it around.
Lift it out and zip on the shell in the tone you picked.
Anywhere with a socket and a little floor space around it.
Show it each room once. It maps as you talk and asks what things are.
It starts with small jobs, watches the week and takes on more as it goes.
Shipping, safety, data and the rest of what people ask us most, answered without the fine print.
Ask us something elseBeta homes have theirs now. Reserved units ship in order from spring, and we confirm your delivery window before charging anything beyond the deposit.
Its hands sense force and stop at the lightest push. It moves slowly around people, keeps to the edges of a room, and quiet hours keep it still while the house sleeps.
Nowhere. Maps, routines and camera frames stay on the device. One button wipes everything it has learned if you ever sell or return it.
Only for overnight updates. Everything else runs on board and keeps working if your connection drops.
About 22 hours, which covers a full waking day. It heads back to the dock on its own before it runs out.
No. You own kiri outright. The Care plan is optional, and you can add or cancel it whenever you like.
Nothing is locked behind a subscription. The robot is yours, and the Care plan is optional.
For most homes. Everything you need from day one.
For larger homes and busier weeks.
Optional cover for either model.
“We stopped having the Sunday tidy argument. That alone paid for it.”
“My mum lives with us. kiri fetches and reminds, and never makes her feel watched.”
“It learned that the red mug is mine within a week. Nobody else in this house has managed that.”
“Quiet. Genuinely quiet. The baby sleeps right through the evening reset.”
“I bought it for the laundry. Now it does the parcels, the plants and the dog's dinner too.”
“Setup took one afternoon, mostly me explaining where the good scissors live.”
“The kids gave it a name on day two. It answers to it.”
“No app to babysit. It gets on with things and tells me once, in the evening.”
Reserve with a €150 deposit, refundable until the day it ships. Pay the rest when yours is on its way.