Your second pair of hands
Nim’s GR-2 stack clears tables, loads the dishwasher, folds a basket of laundry, and gets the kettle going. Help us make each of those feel finished rather than nearly finished.





Be among the first to bring Nim into your home. Shape what Nim learns, get a look inside the Marigold workshop, and help settle what a house robot should actually be good at.
Small chores, quietly goneWhat Nim can do for you
Nim’s GR-2 stack clears tables, loads the dishwasher, folds a basket of laundry, and gets the kettle going. Help us make each of those feel finished rather than nearly finished.
Nim’s model ships an update most Thursdays. You’ll propose new skills for our 140 Skill Wranglers to record in real houses, and surface the odd problems only your rooms create.
Nim keeps working after the lights go out, so mornings start further along. During the preview we’ll try a mix of supervised, side-by-side, and fully hands-off runs.
Nim works on its own in houses it has never seen before. You’ll hand it tasks out loud, or queue them the night before from the Marigold app.
Get in earlyHold your place
As one of the First Households you’ll be at the front of the line for a numbered, limited-run Nim. As one of the earliest people to live with a house robot, you’ll steer what it learns, weigh in on how it looks, and have a real hand in how the whole thing turns out.
Nim will be fitted to your home. You’ll get a standing invitation to the Marigold workshop, a seat at launch nights and demo days, and a short list of perks kept for the Households alone.
We bring Nim to you ourselves, set it up, and stay until the first task lands.
The first 60 households receive a printed, numbered Nim the size of your hand.
Steer which skills Nim picks up next, and use them before anyone else does.
Tell us which chores matter in your house, and when they should be handled.
Frequently asked questions
General sale opens after the preview closes, which we expect in the second half of 2028. First Households keep their number and their place in the queue, so a preview unit is the earliest a Nim reaches a private home.
Every joint is force-limited in hardware, not just software, and the arms stop on contact well under the household limits in ISO 13482. Nim moves at walking pace, keeps a 40 cm bubble around anything it reads as small and moving, and holds nothing sharp above waist height.
We haven’t set the retail figure. Preview units carry no charge and no deposit — the trade is your time and your notes. When pricing lands, First Households hear it before it is announced, and keep a standing discount on the first production run.
Rain on the skylight, kettle at seven. Nim has the morning.