eureka robot

eureka robot

by Robozone Technology Co.,Ltd.

528 ratings
216 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 7, 2019
  • September 8, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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Control your robot vacuum cleaner remotely. Start, stop, schedule cleaning, and return to the docking station with ease. Free your hands from household chores and manage your robot's tasks efficiently through the app.

โœ“Remote robot control
โœ“Start/stop cleaning
โœ“Return to docking station
โœ“Scheduling cleaning times
โœ“Receive user feedback
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What users say

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What's New in eureka robot

6.5.4

September 8, 2026

1. Fixed known issues

User reviews

Ikram

Kader

Very encouraging when have mobility health issues. Reliable !

Helped me more than I could imagine..

Zone cleaning not working in app

Zone cleaning not working so vacuum becomes useless to me

Bugs Bugs Bugs

Tried to use the product for months the app keep losing setting login fails constantly, support dreadful look else where the product wants to rule you will not work locally never ever eureka again.

Recurring False Roller Brush Errors

Frankly, Iโ€™m pretty annoyed right now.

Iโ€™ve had my Eureka SJ15 for a while, and I keep getting roller brush fault notifications even though the roller brush was recently replaced. Iโ€™ve restarted the vacuum, unplugged it, and uninstalled and reinstalled the app. The problem still comes back.

The vacuum starts out working fine, then suddenly reports that the roller brush is stuck when thereโ€™s nothing visibly blocking it. As far as I can tell, thereโ€™s nothing actually wrong with the roller brush.

Whatโ€™s especially frustrating is that this has happened before. The issue will randomly disappear, and the vacuum will work perfectly for several cleaningsโ€”or even monthsโ€”before the exact same false error returns. That makes me think this is more of a software or firmware issue than a hardware problem.

I really hope Eureka investigates this because these recurring false error messages make an otherwise capable vacuum frustrating to own. Iโ€™ll update this review if I discover the cause or if a future software update fixes the issue.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App losing saved settings

Bug

Frequent app crashes and sign-outs

Bug

Mapping issues after room changes

Bug

Inability to connect to new WiFi

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Manual control during cleaning

Feature

Ability to add/edit rooms

Feature

Customizable cleaning schedules

Feature

Improved object avoidance

Feature

Battery percentage indicator

Feature

FAQ

What does the eureka robot app do?

The eureka robot app allows you to remotely control your robot vacuum cleaner. You can start or stop cleaning cycles, send the robot back to its docking station, and schedule cleaning times directly from your smartphone.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include the ability to start and stop your robot vacuum, direct it to return to its charging dock, and set up automated cleaning schedules. The app also facilitates communication for user feedback and support.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the eureka robot app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free user experience.

What kind of robot vacuums is this app compatible with?

The description implies compatibility with 'eureka robot' branded robot vacuum cleaners. Specific model compatibility is not detailed, but it is designed to control these devices.

How can I use this app to manage my robot vacuum?

You can use the app to manage your robot vacuum by connecting it to your device. Once connected, you can initiate cleaning, set specific times for the robot to clean automatically, and ensure it returns to its base when needed.