A home cleaning robot that understands Turkish homes.

I'm building a cleaning robot designed for Turkish households. Its assistant runs on Claude, so you can talk to it in plain Turkish and it handles the planning.

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Why Turkish homes?

Cleaning routines in Turkey are different. Homes have more rugs and a lot of hard floors, people take their shoes off at the door, kitchens get heavy daily use, and cleaning often follows a weekly rhythm. Today's robots ship with generic presets and English-first apps.

The goal: a robot whose software is built around how people here actually live and talk.

How Claude fits in

You give it a natural command. Claude turns it into a structured cleaning plan and calls the robot's actions through tool use.

“Akşam yemeğinden sonra mutfağı ve salonu süpür, halıya dikkat et.”

Plan for tonight, 21:30:

schedule(time="21:30")
clean(room="kitchen", mode="vacuum+mop")
clean(room="living_room", mode="vacuum", rug="high_suction")
notify(user, summary)

Natural Turkish commands

Plans, schedules and room-by-room tasks from everyday speech.

Companion app

Conversational setup, maps and routines instead of menus.

Customer support

Troubleshooting and maintenance help in Turkish, around the clock.

Built with Claude Code

A small team that ships software quickly with agentic coding.

Where we are

Now: concept, market research and the command-to-plan software layer on Claude.
Next: a hardware prototype built on an existing robot platform, then home pilots in Istanbul.
Later: our own hardware and a launch in Turkey.

About

I'm Mert Sabuncu, based in Istanbul. I also run Danke Digital, a digital agency where we build AI-first workflows with Claude for small businesses. This robot project grows out of that work.

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