Delivery robots run the trips. People own the fleet, fly the backups, and get paid when deliveries finish. Kohrie connects robot owners, clients, and remote pilots on one shared network with live tracking and fair payouts.
See how it worksRobot Owners
Buy a delivery robot, activate it on Kohrie, and earn each time it completes a trip for someone on the network.
For Clients
Run a shop, restaurant, or app? Dispatch delivery robots, track every trip, and keep your customers in the loop.
For Pilots
Work from home: take remote control when a robot needs a human with flexible sessions and clear pay.
Delivery robots run the network. People earn from the work.
Kohrie is not a fleet that replaces workers and keeps the margin. It is a shared network where robot owners and remote pilots earn from completed trips, and clients stay connected to their customers.
Own the robot. Keep the earnings.
Your neighbor buys the hardware, puts it on the network, and gets paid when it completes a delivery. Not a distant company collecting every dollar.
Pilots still drive when it counts.
Autonomy handles the easy miles. Real people log in remotely for the tricky moments, and earn for those sessions.
Local shops stay in the story.
Restaurants and stores send the delivery. They keep the customer relationship. Kohrie runs the robot trip behind them.
See the network in action
Robot owners
Your robot. Your earnings.
Buy a delivery robot, activate it on Kohrie, and earn each time it completes a trip for someone on the network. You own the hardware, not us.
- Per-delivery payouts through Stripe Connect
- Live status, battery, and trip history in your dashboard
- Purchase and run your own unit
For Clients
Dispatch from your shop or app.
Run a restaurant, store, pharmacy, or campus service? Send deliveries with robots, track every trip, and keep your customers in the loop without building a robot fleet.
- Create orders from the Kohrie dashboard
- Optional API for your own app or POS
- Live tracking from pickup to proof of delivery
Remote pilots
Humans still drive when it counts.
Most miles are autonomous. When a robot needs help (an intersection, a tight turn, or a handoff), you take remote control, finish the moment, and get paid for the session.
- Work from home on flexible sessions
- Clear pay for completed pilot time
- Hand control back to autonomy when the trip is clear
Why we built Kohrie
One company cannot put a robot on every corner. A network of owners can.
Delivery robots work. The hard part is coverage: buying, charging, and maintaining enough units so deliveries are actually available when someone needs them. That is expensive if one company has to own the whole fleet.
Kohrie spreads the work: independent robot owners supply the hardware, clients post delivery requests through Kohrie, and certified pilots cover the moments autonomy cannot. When a trip completes, everyone involved gets paid. That is the whole network model. Not one app trying to own every robot in every city.
We built the software that makes it run today: matching orders to robots, live tracking, remote piloting, and payouts—trips you can follow from pickup to proof of delivery.
How a delivery runs on Kohrie
From the moment someone requests a trip to proof of delivery at the door.
Someone needs a delivery
A shop, restaurant, pharmacy, or app sends a pickup and drop-off through Kohrie without a fleet of their own.
Match orders to robots
The network finds an available robot nearby based on location, cargo size, and operating hours.
Robot heads out on the trip
The owner's delivery robot picks up the package and navigates the route autonomously while everyone tracks progress live.
Track every trip
Clients and recipients see status from dispatch to drop-off. Fewer "where is it?" calls.
Pilot when it matters
If autonomy needs help, a remote pilot takes the wheel, finishes the tricky part, and hands control back.
Pay everyone fairly
Owners and pilots earn from completed deliveries. Clients pay per trip with clear records, not mystery surges.
Questions, answered
How the network works, in plain language.
What is Kohrie?
Kohrie is a shared delivery robot network. Robot owners put units on the network, shops and apps send delivery requests, and remote pilots help when a robot needs a human. All on one platform with tracking and payouts.
Do I need to own a robot to use Kohrie?
No. You can send deliveries through Kohrie without owning hardware. Robot owners buy and run robots. Pilots join when a trip needs remote help.
Will robots take jobs away from people?
Kohrie is built so people participate and get paid. Robot owners earn from completed trips on their hardware. Pilots earn for remote sessions when autonomy needs help. Clients keep their customer relationships. The network adds roles. It does not funnel every dollar to one distant fleet operator.
Can I lease a robot?
No. Robot owners purchase hardware and activate it on Kohrie; we do not offer leases on this site.
How do pilots fit in?
Most of the time robots drive themselves. Pilots log in remotely when a trip hits a tricky spot (an intersection, a stuck wheel, or a handoff), so the delivery still finishes.
Can my shop or app connect to Kohrie?
Who earns money on the network?
Robot owners earn when their robot completes a delivery. Pilots earn for the sessions they take. Kohrie runs matching, tracking, and payouts so everyone gets paid for completed work.
Talk with the Kohrie team
Robot owner, client, or pilot: tell us what you are exploring and we will point you in the right direction.