Coming soon to iPhone · Early testers wanted

Is your home ready for a robot?

Home humanoid robots are on their way. Robot Ready scans your home with your iPhone and gives it a Clearance Score™: where a robot can go, where it gets stuck, and exactly what to fix.

Your iPhone

Early testers get the app first. Robot Ready uses the LiDAR sensor in iPhone Pro models. We'll only email you about Robot Ready. Privacy

How it works

1

Scan

Walk your home room by room. Your iPhone's LiDAR measures doorways, walkways, ceilings and furniture, and tests WiFi as you go.

2

Score

Get a 0 to 100 Clearance Score for any home humanoid, or for a specific robot like 1X NEO, Figure or Tesla Optimus.

3

Fix

See the changes that raise your score most, plus floor plans of every level and a Clearance Score Report you can keep or share.

What it checks

Doorways and walkways

Every route wide enough for a robot to pass.

Ceilings

Low beams and soffits a tall robot has to clear.

Open floor

How much room furniture leaves to move around.

WiFi

Signal strength tested in every room.

Lighting

Most robots find their way by camera.

Appliances

Room to open the fridge, dishwasher, oven and washer.

Electrical

Your power meter and panel, read by camera, for a robot charger.

Stairs

Every step counted live as you scan.

Your Clearance Score

Rooms 65%Electrical 25%Home 10%

Private by design

No account, no photos, no address. Your floor plans stay on your phone. Scans are shared only as anonymous measurements that help robot makers build for real homes.

Questions

Which iPhones work?

Robot Ready needs the LiDAR sensor found in iPhone Pro and Pro Max models from the iPhone 12 Pro on. If you're not sure, join anyway and pick "Not sure."

When can I try it?

Early testers on the waitlist get the app first through Apple's TestFlight. We'll email you an invite when it's ready.

Which robots does it score for?

Any home humanoid, using the most cautious specs across all tracked robots, plus 1X NEO, Figure 03, Tesla Optimus and Unitree G1 and H1. Scores update as makers publish new specs.

How long does a scan take?

About two minutes per room, plus a few seconds standing still for each WiFi test.

Do I need to own a robot?

No. Robot Ready shows how ready your home is before you buy one, and what to change first.

Be one of the first to get your Clearance Score