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Flourish 1

A $3,555 wheeled home robot in a 50-unit early run, designed to learn household tasks from phone-guided demonstrations. First shipments are estimated for December 2026.

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Flourish 1 wheeled home robot with green grippers and cap in a living room$3,555 preorder3.3 lb payload
Image: Flourish Robots official product imagery

Research verdict

An unusually accessible price for a chore-focused robot, with substantial early-adopter risk.

Flourish 1 combines a mobile base, manipulators, voice commands, scheduled tasks, and a phone-based teaching workflow. The company says an owner can demonstrate a task for about 30 minutes and receive a usable routine roughly an hour later. This is an experimental preorder, not a proven household appliance; Flourish itself currently estimates about 80% success for taught tasks.

Our analysis

Flourish 1 is relevant to a buyer who wants to experiment with teaching light household tasks and can tolerate failed attempts, limited payload, and a small first production run. The $3,555 price and mobile phone teaching approach are distinctive. The purchase terms are unusually consequential: payment is collected at order, delivery is an estimate, and the company says there is no warranty or return after delivery except for rights that law does not let it waive. The privacy policy also describes server processing of live camera data during tasks, which needs clarification alongside the product page's on-device claim.

Best fit

  • Early adopters who want to teach a robot light, repetitive chores in their own home
  • Households able to supervise an experimental mobile machine and tolerate task failures
  • Developers interested in the included SDK and owner-created workflows

Probably not for

  • Buyers expecting a reliable, warrantied appliance or a guaranteed delivery date
  • Homes that need stair climbing, wet work, sharp-object handling, or payloads over 1.5 kg
  • Anyone seeking childcare, eldercare, medical monitoring, or security coverage

Price and key facts

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Listed price
$3,555 USD before tax, shipping, and duties
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Availability
50-unit first run; December 2026 shipping estimate
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Primary role
Teachable light-duty household assistant
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Form factor
Wheeled base with upper body and manipulators
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Mobility
Wheeled movement; cannot climb stairs
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Connectivity
Home wireless network and compatible smartphone required
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Cloud dependence
Basic functions described as on-device; live task video also passes through company servers
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Camera
Camera footage used during teaching and task operation
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Microphone
Voice commands and speech input
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Developer access
Developer SDK included; owner-created workflows supported
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Charging
Mains power required; charging method not specified
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Documented runtime
Up to 12 hours listed runtime
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Dimensions
3 ft 7 in / about 109 cm tall; other dimensions not published
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Weight
44 lb / about 20 kg
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Subscription
Advanced tasks need your GPU or a paid plan; plan price not published
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Additional documented facts

Listed preorder price
$3,555 USD, excluding tax, shipping, and duties
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First run
50 numbered units; December 2026 shipment estimate
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Teaching workflow
About 30 minutes of phone-guided demonstrations, then about one hour of processing
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Listed payload
3.3 lb / 1.5 kg maximum
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Listed runtime
Up to 12 hours
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Sales terms
No returns or warranty after delivery, subject to non-waivable consumer rights
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Price, delivery timing, taxes, shipping, and regional availability can change. Verify the current official listing or status source before making a purchase decision. View the reviewed price history →

Capabilities and limits

What does Flourish 1 claim to do at home?

Flourish presents it as a teachable household helper for light pickup, tidying, wiping, watering, fetching, and scheduled routines. These are manufacturer claims for an early production run.

  1. 01Create a task by arranging steps in the app, then guide the robot through demonstrations with a phone.
  2. 02Repeat or schedule learned light-duty routines such as putting away shoes, picking up clothes or toys, wiping a table, watering plants, and fetching items, according to Flourish.
  3. 03Respond to voice requests and install workflows shared by other owners through the company's planned app library.
  4. 04Expose a developer SDK for custom workflows; the sale terms place responsibility for owner-created code and third-party workflows on the owner.

Important limitations

  • Flourish calls this an experimental product and says a taught task currently works about 80% of the time; that figure has not been independently tested by HomeRobotHQ.
  • The sale terms prohibit water, sharp objects, stairs, and objects above 1.5 kg. The robot is not a childcare, eldercare, medical, or security device.
  • The first 50 units are preorders. December 2026 is an estimate, and the company may revise it under its terms.
  • The company says it offers no warranty or post-delivery returns except where mandatory consumer law requires otherwise. Cancellation before shipment is allowed under its terms.
  • Advanced AI tasks need additional compute from an owner's GPU or a paid Flourish plan whose price has not been published.

Software and setup

Teaching uses a phone app, while some tasks depend on extra compute.

The company describes roughly five minutes arranging task steps, 30 minutes of phone-controlled demonstrations, and a notification about one hour later when processing finishes.

Its product page says basic operation runs on-device, but the privacy policy says live camera and sensor data is transmitted to company servers during tasks and discarded rather than stored. Buyers should ask Flourish which functions require a connection and remote processing.

The terms say updates may add, change, or remove features, and third-party services may change or end. The purchase price does not promise cloud services indefinitely.

01

Confirm the actual checkout destination, delivery region, taxes, shipping, and preorder terms before paying the full price.

02

Prepare a home wireless network, a compatible smartphone, mains power, and a controlled one-floor operating area away from water, stairs, heat, and sharp objects.

03

Start with one low-risk task and observe several attempts before scheduling it without direct supervision.

04

Tell household members and visitors about the camera and review each teaching or recording session's consent prompt.

Projects worth exploring

  • Measure success across repeated light pickup tasks in the same room
  • Document how rearranged objects or lighting affect a taught workflow
  • Compare on-device behavior with functions that require extra compute or a network connection
  • Build a conservative SDK workflow that stays within the published payload and safety limits

Privacy and connectivity

Camera consent and live server processing need a household plan.

Flourish says teaching and other approved recording sessions require a fresh prompt. Approved recordings can include rooms, possessions, people, and animals, and may be used to improve models beyond the owner's robot after steps to obscure identifying material.

The policy says live camera and sensor data travels to company servers during task operation but is not stored. That is a narrower claim than saying the robot is entirely on-device.

The policy says deleted recordings leave active systems immediately and backups within 14 days, while data already incorporated into a trained model cannot be individually extracted.

The published privacy policy still contains a placeholder for the email address used to exercise privacy rights. Confirm the correct contact and the data flow with Flourish before ordering.

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Sources and provenance

Primary sources reviewed.

Follow the sources for the specifications, software requirements, and policies discussed above. Our editorial approach explains how evidence is used.

  1. Official product pageFlourish 1 product and preorder page

    Flourish Robots · Checked 2026-09-30

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  2. Official announcementFlourish 1 launch announcement

    Flourish Robots via PR Newswire · Checked 2026-09-30

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  3. Official documentationFlourish 1 terms of sale

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  4. Official privacy policyFlourish Robots privacy policy

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