Tuck 01 · reservations open for spring 2027

Tidies up, fetches, says hi.A robot for the whole home.

Tuck · Living room · 8:14 amBattery 82%

In homes, care networks and labs with

Hearthline Care

“Our carers get back 40 minutes a visit.”

Northfield Robotics Lab

“Twelve Tucks, three semesters, zero pinched fingers.”

Calder Mutual

“The first robot we've agreed to insure at home.”

lintel homes

“Every show flat now comes with a Tuck.”

Sorrel Living

“Residents named theirs Mabel. It answers to Mabel.”

Brightwater Co-living

“Shared-kitchen complaints down 71%.”

Pell & Finch

“We design around Tuck's 60 cm turning circle.”

Oakum Design Week

“Best in Show, Home Tech, 2026.”

Who Tuck is for

Made for homes, not factories.

Tuck is 98 cm of patient help, designed around how real households work: messy, busy, and full of people who never signed up to live with a robot.

Busy families

Picks up the Lego, loads the dishwasher and reads the bedtime list back to you.

Living alone

Fetches the post, notices a fall, and calls your daughter when something seems off.

Flat-shares

Keeps the shared kitchen fair: everyone's mugs washed, nobody's mess ignored.

A day with Tuck

Fifteen hours in one kitchen. Scroll to move the clock.

07:00

07:00Opening the blinds
09:30Unloading the dishwasher
12:30Wiping the table after lunch
16:00Sorting the recycling
18:30Setting the table for four
21:30Charging on the dock

Tuck · KitchenBattery 82%

Chores

What Tuck does all day.

Not a party trick. The small, dull, daily jobs that eat an hour of every evening, done quietly while you do something better.

Laundry

Folds a full load in 11 minutes.

0shirts folded this week

Plants

Knows who's thirsty.

Caladium31%

Aloe12%

Monstera54%

Basil22%

Lost things

Remembers where you left the keys.

Keys · hall shelf · seen 07:58

Shopping list

Adds it before you run out.

Milkrunning low
Eggs6 left
Coffee filterslast pack
Oat barsMia's lunchbox

Tidy score

Puts things back where they live.

Living room · 3 things moved back

0 cm

tall — counter height, so he reaches the worktop

0 kg

light enough for one person to carry upstairs

0 h

per battery, with two that swap on the dock

household objects he recognises out of the box

Safety you can hug.

Scroll to take Tuck apart.

01A face, not a camera rigTwo depth cameras and four microphones sit behind one sheet of glass. The eyes tell you what he's paying attention to.

02Soft all overA knitted suit over rounded shells. It zips off and goes in the wash at 30 °C.

03No pinch pointsEvery joint gap is under 4 mm, too narrow for a child's finger. Each hand lifts 3 kg, and no more.

04Hot-swap batterySix hours per pack. He changes it himself on the dock, so you never find him flat in the hallway.

05Careful feetRubber soles, a 0.6 m/s limit around people, and he stops within 5 cm the moment he's touched.

06The big buttonA stop button on his back that anyone can reach. Press it and every motor goes limp in 80 ms.

Privacy

What happens at home stays at home.

Tuck sees your kitchen so he can tidy it. The video never leaves the robot. Drag the line to see the only thing we ever receive.

Read our privacy rules

task: unload dishwasher · 14/22room: kitchen · map v31people: 2 · not identifiedobjects: 38 · 0 newvideo: none sent

What Tuck's cameras seeWhat leaves your home

Around the house

One robot, every room.

Hover a room to see what he does there. He learns the house on day one, then keeps a live map as you move the furniture around.

Why we exist

Building robots for people with better things to do.

Designed in Lisbon. Built in Porto.

Sixty-one people, one factory by the river, and a mill in Guimarães that knits every suit. We ship from Portugal to the US, the UK and home.

More about us

From the trial

Real homes, real mess.

Clips from our forty trial homes in Porto, Leeds and Austin, sped up so you don’t have to watch a robot fold towels in real time.

Tuck in a real home: Playroom · 31 toys back in boxes — Playroom · 31 toys back in boxes8x

Tuck in a real home: Laundry · two loads folded — Laundry · two loads folded4x

Tuck in a real home: Hallway · 9 pairs of shoes paired — Hallway · 9 pairs of shoes paired8x

Tuck in a real home: Landing · post collected 08:10 — Landing · post collected 08:102x

Tuck in a real home: Bedroom · bed made in 3 min — Bedroom · bed made in 3 min4x

Tuck in a real home: Guest room · sheets changed, cat undisturbed — Guest room · sheets changed, cat undisturbed4x

Tuck in a real home: Sofa · cushions back in order — Sofa · cushions back in order8x

Oat · Iris knit · Cheery

Tuck

Drag to turn

Make Tuck yours.

Pick a shell, a knit and a face. Every Tuck ships with two batteries, a charging dock and the Ovenbird app.

Shell Oat

Knit Iris

Face Cheery

Name on the badge 8 left

98 cmtall

19 kglight enough to carry

6 hper battery

Mar 2027first deliveries

$4,900 or $139/mo

Refundable until it ships

Pricing

Buy him, or pay monthly.

Same robot either way. Care adds accident cover, a new knit every year, and a technician at your door the same day if anything breaks.

Tuck 01

Everything he needs to start helping on day one.

one payment

Tuck, two batteries and the charging dock
Pick your shell, knit and face
Ovenbird app for iOS and Android
2-year warranty
Free delivery and a 90-minute home setup

Reserve for $200

Tuck 01 + Care

Most homes pick this

For busy homes and anyone who'd rather not think about it.

one payment

Everything in Tuck 01
Accidental damage cover, including spills
A spare knit suit every year
New skills the week they ship
Same-day swap if anything breaks

Reserve with Care

The $200 deposit is fully refundable until your Tuck ships. First deliveries March 2027 in the US, UK and Portugal.

Journal

From the workshop.

Field notes from the home trials, engineering diaries, and the occasional confession about fitted sheets.

All articles

Field notes

7 min read

What 40 homes taught us about toys on the stairs

A year of home trials in Porto, Leeds and Austin, in one surprising number: the stairs are where tidy robots go to fail.

Design

5 min read

Why Tuck wears a jumper

The knit suit started as padding after a bad day with a prototype and a toddler. It became the most-loved thing about him.

Engineering

9 min read

Teaching a robot to fold a fitted sheet (we're still trying)

Towels took a week. T-shirts took a month. Fitted sheets have taken eleven months and counting. Here's why cloth is so hard.