Meet Linkhomebot. It cleans your apartment so you never have to again.
A humanoid robot you book on demand. It shows up, cleans your apartment, and lets itself out.
Submit a request. We approve it.
A robot cleans. You relax.
Simple, by design.
Less than a person. Truly.
A real clean, not a demo.
Linkhomebot cleans your apartment the way you'd want a person to — floors, countertops, stovetops, mirrors, surfaces. The routine work runs fully on its own. The trickier moments are guided by real people so everything is done properly.
If the robot hits a question mid-clean — say, where something belongs — it'll message you. Your reply tells it exactly what to do, so you stay in control without needing to be there.
When it's finished, it leaves and sends you a notification. That's the whole thing.
If it breaks something, we replace it.
For the record, it hasn't broken anything — not a glass, not a vase, not your roommate's questionable shelf. But we understand the worry: it's a robot in your home, and you want to know you're covered.
You are. If Linkhomebot damages anything during a clean, we cover the replacement. No claims process, no fine print, no "well, actually." You shouldn't be penalized for trying something new.
"A small step for a robot. A giant leap for everyone who hates cleaning."
We're building one of the first fleets of home service robots. We began with cleaning because it's the chore nobody should have to do.
But the real work is the platform underneath — the navigation, the dexterity, the ability to operate on its own inside a real, messy home. Cleaning is just the start. We're only getting going.