YardRoam
Dew on grass at dawn
06:00saturday · the lawn does not care

The lawn does not care that it is Saturday.

It grew all week while you worked. Now the sun is up, the dew is lifting, and the mower is waiting for you. Again.

3 mmevery day · so it never looks cut

It cuts almost nothing, every single day.

Three millimeters at a time, rain or shine, while you are at work or asleep. Clippings vanish into the lawn and feed it. The stripes come free.

Striped summer lawn
34saturdays returned per year · your lawn

Now measure yours.

Size and slope decide the machine. The number above is what it hands back: every mow you will not do next year, counted in Saturdays.

Your lawn
Two answers. The machine and the math follow.

Three machines, by the lawn they finish.

400m² class · wire

The small-yard classic

flat lawns, no app drama, the cheapest exit from mowing
cuts daily on a buried wire · 25% slope limit · quiet enough for Sunday morning
800m² class · gps

The zone runner

islands, beds, and passages, mapped from your phone
no wire to slice in spring · 40% slopes · skips the trampoline you told it about
1600m² class · awd

The half-acre workhorse

big lawns and the banks that make push mowers sketchy
all-wheel traction · 50% slopes · costs real money and earns it back every weekend

Ranked on finish rate, not spec-sheet area. A mower that covers ninety percent of your lawn is a mower you still push. Slope claims are planned ten points under the marketing number, because October is wet. Specs from manuals, cross-checked. Links may earn a commission at no cost to you, and no machine pays for its row.

Empty hammock over a striped lawn in golden light

You get 34 Saturdays back. Spend them badly.

Sleep in. Read half a book. Watch the machine do slow laps while your coffee goes cold. That is the entire product.