Make a wish

Physical gadgets from plain words. India first.

Wish it. We’ll build it.

Describe a gadget in plain words. We design it, build it, test it and ship it to your door. No electronics skills needed.

Plain words are fine

See how it works Or click the box and type your own wish.
Bolt Desk Bot, an example design rendered by our engine

Bolt Desk Botfor your desk

Real 3D designs from our engine. Drag to spin.

Ideas people could type

Examples to spark your own. Not quotes from customers.

  • a lamp that turns red when my plant is thirsty
  • a doorbell that plays a different tune for each friend
  • a cricket score ticker for Dad's desk
  • a rocket that times two minutes of tooth brushing
  • a night light that fades out after one story
  • a cloud that glows blue when it will rain today
  • a cookie jar that counts how many I've taken
  • a clock that counts the days until our trip
  • a dino that roars when the fridge is left open
  • a plant pot that says thank you when watered
  • a desk flag that pops up when I'm in a meeting
  • a wake-up lamp that rises like the sun

How it works

From a wish to your hands, and beyond.

You bring the idea. We do the engineering, the building and the shipping. Follow the real robot design from our engine test through every step.

  1. Imagine

    Describe the physical product you want

    Plain words are enough. We ask a couple of questions and show you concepts.

    Real studio screen The studio home screen: 'What will you make today?', a box to describe your gadget, and example ideas to tap.
  2. Engineer

    AI designs hardware, enclosure, and editable software

    Every part is placed to real size: shell, speaker, button, screen and circuit board. You see it all before you order.

    Real studio screen The 3D preview with a see-through shell, showing the screen, speaker, button and circuit board placed inside the robot.
  3. Manufacture

    Build, flash firmware, verify, and ship

    We print the shell, fit the parts, load the software and check that each part works before it ships.

    Hands plugging a cable into the circuit board that goes inside the green book light, its printed shell standing beside it and a 3D printer behind.
  4. Receive

    Unbox it, switch it on, connect it

    Plug it in, then connect it to your home Wi-Fi from your phone.

    The blush-pink heart gift, engraved A + R, just unboxed in front of its kraft box, with an untied pink ribbon and a USB-C cable.
  5. Modify anytime

    Talk to your app, Claude, or another supported AI client

    Ask for a new story, a new light or a whole new job, in plain words.

    The white desk robot with happy closed eyes on its screen, beside a phone showing a chat.
  6. Deploy and repurpose

    Validate, update, verify, and roll back if needed

    A new version runs on trial first. If it fails its checks, the gadget goes back to the last good one by itself.

    The white-and-mint medicine reminder showing an update ring on its screen, plugged in, beside a ticked sticky note.

A real example

One sentence in. A whole design out.

Real screens from our studio, for the request we test our engine with.

The request

I want a cute robot that tells my daughter bedtime stories and remembers her favorite characters.

  1. Real studio screenThe studio asks two questions with tap-to-answer options: how old is she (3, 5 or 8), and should she say new favourites out loud (yes, or no, I will type them).

    1A couple of questions

    How old is she? Should she say new favourites out loud?

  2. Real studio screenSix concept pictures to choose from: Sleepy Bear (selected), Little Cloud, Bedtime Owl, Story Mushroom, Magic Lantern and Story Acorn.

    2Concepts to choose from

    Six shapes to pick from. We picked Sleepy Bear.

  3. Real studio screenThe 3D design of the teal Sleepy Bear robot with its measurements, shown next to an apple for size.

    3A 3D design, to real size

    About 142 × 110 × 188 mm, shown next to an apple.

4The inside, worked out

This is the circuit board our engine designed and routed for the bedtime robot, in 3D. Every part has its place, and every plug fits only one way.

  • A circuit board where plugs fit only one way
  • The software, with 58 of 58 tests passed
  • An 18-step illustrated build guide

5A delivered price, before you order

One price that covers parts, printing, assembly, testing, courier and GST, delivered in India.

Illustrative price. Your real price is shown before you order.

Questions

Good to know before you wish.

Do I need to know electronics?

No. You describe what you want in plain words. We work out the parts, the shell and the software, then build it for you.

If you like to tinker, you can also download the parts list, the build guide and the design files.

What is inside a gadget?

A 3D-printed shell, a standard ESP32-S3 circuit board and the parts your idea needs, such as a speaker, lights, a button or a small screen. Plugs fit only one way.

You also get the software, the wiring plan and a build guide.

What does it cost?

You see one delivered price before you order: parts, printing, assembly, testing, courier and GST, all in. For example, ₹7,826 (illustrative).

For now every price is an estimate until our team reviews the design, and nothing is charged or reserved. The bedtime robot runs on a USB-C phone charger, which is not in the box.

Can I change it later?

Yes. Ask for the change in plain words, in our app, in Claude or in another supported AI client.

A new version runs on trial first. If it fails its start-up checks, the gadget goes back to the last good version by itself. Saved favourites are kept apart, so updates do not erase them.

Where do you ship?

India first. Prices are in rupees and include courier within India. The delivery window is an estimate until we know your pincode.

Is it safe for kids?

Designs made for children get an extra safety and privacy review before we confirm a price. An adult sets the gadget up, with a parent PIN.

In the bedtime robot, the microphone is on only while the button is held and the light is blue. Her voice clips stay on the memory card inside the robot. Nothing is uploaded.

Got a wish?

Describe it in one sentence. See the design and a price before you decide anything.

Make a wish
Six wishes, six designs from our engine, shown together. Tap one to see it up close.