Remake.ai is a California-based robotics company aiming to turn consumer robots into an app platform similar to smartphones: robot vacuums, robot dogs, drones, humanoid robots, and other devices would be able to browse, install, and run third-party apps. Its initial focus is on home robot vacuums, with plans to expand to quadruped and humanoid robots in the future.
The platform targets three groups: home users can access apps for games, home patrol, cleaning, pet companionship, children’s education, and more; developers can submit apps using the ROS2 SDK and containerized deployment; manufacturers can integrate the SDK and cloud services to add an app store to their own robots. Its “build once, run on any robot” concept depends on high-level API abstraction, though the company also notes that compatibility will be limited by each robot’s hardware capabilities.
The website mentions support for AI and LLM-powered apps, but does not disclose specific models, inference architecture, or performance metrics, so it should not yet be treated as a mature AI assistant platform. For integrations, Remake.ai explicitly supports Home Assistant and IFTTT, allowing robot actions to be triggered by events from door sensors, other sensors, and similar smart-home devices. On privacy, published apps must have a privacy policy and declare permissions such as internet access, camera, and microphone usage. The company says its current robot has no camera or microphone, only 2D LiDAR, and supports a local mode.
The app store includes both free and paid apps. Developers keep 70% of revenue from app sales, while the platform takes a 30% commission, similar to the Apple and Google app stores. However, details around subscriptions, refunds, supported payment countries, developer fees, and payout methods are still listed as to be announced.
The main advantage is its forward-looking positioning: it targets the lack of a software ecosystem for consumer robots and opens the platform to both developers and manufacturers. The downside is that it is still early-stage; the current focus appears to be product validation and marketing, while the platform prototype, manufacturing partnerships, and GitHub SDK are still in progress. The target delivery date is Christmas 2026. It is suitable for developers interested in robotics ecosystems, ROS2 enthusiasts, smart-home manufacturers, and households willing to participate in early validation. It is not suitable for enterprises that need a mature, ready-to-deploy solution immediately.
The collected information does not specify access from mainland China, payments, logistics, or Chinese-language support, so these remain unknown for now. Domestic users may also consider the ROS2 open-source ecosystem, Home Assistant automation, and robotics manufacturers’ own development platforms as alternatives or complements.
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